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What offends most Mr. Bauder, is the trust and confidence we put in these charlatans who claim they act in our defense by notifying us on what is really going on as they perform their slight of hand only to bring their hypocrisy to light. Really, who do we trust? Whom do we turn to without worrying if they really are concerned about our plight? History unfortunately has proven time and time again that the deception will always win over the truth. Woe unto you who makes all the evil in the world right and all the good, evil. Do the math, sit down, place your heads between your legs and kiss your asses goodbye! Paraphrased but, pulled from the pages of this week's Reader. What we support and approve of because of our enlightenment in this age only proves and demonstrates our distance from our creator. We swear that we are an advanced civilization accepting the behavior that has always been deemed evil. The laws of God haven't changed! Only our morality has. Less than five hundred years ago, merchants were the scourge of the earth, slightly higher in value than musicians and lepers. Today, animals like Trump and Turner are admired and even worshipped. Even as they act only to fill their pockets and to fulfill their personal agendas These days, the horrible truth perpetuates on as us 99%ers deal with the hard facts and create subversive movements, get arrested, become a part of the system and eventually come face to face with the puppets of corporate america only to deal with whatever punishment their system allows. When does it stop? How long you been out?
— October 23, 2012 12:14 a.m.

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And you're surprised? C'mon people! Can't you see it coming? Do you really think that its going to get better? Its not! Look around you. Young, ignorant, and emotionally damaged results of our overindulgence are out there running the streets. They're also gonna be in charge of it all. All we've taught them is that money is everything. We're nothing more than a pathetic money hungry culture of merchants who've singlehandedly wreaked havoc on the world trying to sate the unquenchable thirst of greed that began when Columbus landed on san salvador back in 1492 when the now polluted oceans were in fact blue. (According to the infamous rhyme we were all brought up on to remind us when he sailed off from Espana) Oh,by the way, this is me being positive! As a student of history who has actually paid attention to the patterns we've set in motion, I'd say its just about over for our present civilization. Care to respond to that? C'mon people, lets get real! I want a hug and a bit of positive reassurance now and then too. I somehow hold deep in my heart that one day the madness will all stop. I swear by all that is holy to me that I would gladly give my life to change it all but, the wheels are all in motion and they've gained too much speed to slow "progress" down. Get the ones you love closer and try to mend those fences to get the lost ones closer. Love each other, and appreciate individuality. Most of all, just love each other!
— October 6, 2012 3:17 p.m.

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