The thing is not all white men rule the world. Only a very small number of very privileged men of all races. The common man everywhere has been and always will be exploited by them. All that is needed for this to continue is for angry white man, the Arab, and the rest to keep on believing all the stuff about race, sex, guns, queers, Sharia law, and the white man is the devil. Otherwise we might murder the rich in their sleep instead of worshiping them as gods.
The word "still" in the remark about the white man "still" running the world shows the door of denial has opened just a crack. Otherwise we would just say the white man runs the world or not need to say it at all.
The neocon philososphy was based on a model of the decline of European hegemony and the beginning of the US as the dominant player in the world. That's not light at the end of the tunnel, it's a muzzle flash.
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i think i would work for EAD"s for free just to be able to tell people thatLeave a comment:
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Its hard for me to get worked up since I know that the white man still runs the world.
Know this, we are still exploiting India and China. Its just a different form of colonialism.Leave a comment:
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Jobs are leaving this country and they will continue to leave this country. The standard of living in the US and Western Europe will continue to decline compared to the rest of the world. This is free markets and capitalism on a planetary scale and in it's purest form. There are no longer any American companies, there are multi-nationals. What "angry white man" is really pissed about is those companies don't care about him and never did. He doesn't really want capitalism and free markets. In his heart he is a fascist and his empire is in decline. Nothing can withstand the force of that change and he is angry because there is nothing he can do to stop it.
Angry is not happy and certainly not attractive. Maybe that's why women are on the list!
Again, when are people going to realize that globalization is good for our economy?Leave a comment:
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No one said anything about a tax exemption.
If you keep that money in an economy that is being inflated because people are afraid of recession, then it might actually help.
There are also the non-economic ramifications of having to be, in any way, dependant on parts for an aircraft over the next 25 years + (or whatever they deam the service life of the aircraft) on a country that has globally denounced us frequently over the last decade? I don't think that is wise policy.
Boeing did take a proverbial shit on the 787. Fine. But regardless of that, none of that money should be leaving this country. Smaller items, OK I guess... but this is enough money to seriously impact the economy in areas where it is spent and potentially nationally. To see 40% of the assembly leave the country is rediculous and fiscally irresponsible. I suppose that it would be nearly impossible to keep all of the jobs in the US, but there should be more here than that.
You also ommitted to portion about how the GOV changed the specs to better fit the Airbus design after the fact, right? This isn't conspiracy theroy - it was on CSPAN clearly when they were discussing it - then terminated the conversation publicly once this had all come to light.
The same people who made this happen are also now flying around the Pres. in a european manufactured chopper (I forget specific company).
Ted, read my post #56. I am curious what your thougts are on that.Leave a comment:
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Guns aren't just guns. They stand for more than that. Guns represent our ability to protect our freedoms, and if someone thinks that we shouldn't be able to own them then we need to protect our freedom and tell them 'no'. We are allowed to have them for that very reason. What happens when someone wants to take away one of our most effective means of protecting our freedoms? Talk doesn't do us any good. Actions speak far louder than words ever can. If we let anyone infringe upon our rights, we may as well lay down and die.
That is the single most rediculous thing i've read on the internet today. congrats.Leave a comment:
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I'm curious of the thought process bringing you to this.Jobs are leaving this country and they will continue to leave this country. The standard of living in the US and Western Europe will continue to decline compared to the rest of the world. This is free markets and capitalism on a planetary scale and in it's purest form. There are no longer any American companies, there are multi-nationals. What "angry white man" is really pissed about is those companies don't care about him and never did. He doesn't really want capitalism and free markets. In his heart he is a fascist and his empire is in decline. Nothing can withstand the force of that change and he is angry because there is nothing he can do to stop it.
Angry is not happy and certainly not attractive. Maybe that's why women are on the list!Leave a comment:
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Haha. Exactly.Jobs are leaving this country and they will continue to leave this country. The standard of living in the US and Western Europe will continue to decline compared to the rest of the world. This is free markets and capitalism on a planetary scale and in it's purest form. There are no longer any American companies, there are multi-nationals. What "angry white man" is really pissed about is those companies don't care about him and never did. He doesn't really want capitalism and free markets. In his heart he is a fascist and his empire is in decline. Nothing can withstand the force of that change and he is angry because there is nothing he can do to stop it.
Angry is not happy and certainly not attractive. Maybe that's why women are on the list!Leave a comment:
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Jobs are leaving this country and they will continue to leave this country. The standard of living in the US and Western Europe will continue to decline compared to the rest of the world. This is free markets and capitalism on a planetary scale and in it's purest form. There are no longer any American companies, there are multi-nationals. What "angry white man" is really pissed about is those companies don't care about him and never did. He doesn't really want capitalism and free markets. In his heart he is a fascist and his empire is in decline. Nothing can withstand the force of that change and he is angry because there is nothing he can do to stop it.
Angry is not happy and certainly not attractive. Maybe that's why women are on the list!Leave a comment:
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I am an angry white man. I think that it correctly describes the way most, if not all, men should be. I'm really getting tired of men knuckling under. Stand up, be tall, hold your stance in the face of opposition. But, be smart enough to know when to hold your tongue. Guns aren't just guns. They stand for more than that. Guns represent our ability to protect our freedoms, and if someone thinks that we shouldn't be able to own them then we need to protect our freedom and tell them 'no'. We are allowed to have them for that very reason. What happens when someone wants to take away one of our most effective means of protecting our freedoms? Talk doesn't do us any good. Actions speak far louder than words ever can. If we let anyone infringe upon our rights, we may as well lay down and die.
This is relevant to what I studied today in a Social Psychology class today. It was a video on just the oppostie of this. It said we, as men, need to be more kind and caring. I couldn't help but disagree with it. Things have balance in this world and they require it to function properly. Men need to be rational. Women need to be emotional. They balance each other out. Two halves of a whole. It's beyond me why people wanna screw with that...
Well, that's all the time I have, folks. That's my take on this whole thing.
Oh, and I agree with the above post. "White" has nothing to do with it.Leave a comment:
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My ex works for eads :-)
anyways, this angry white man? what the fuck? Can't it just be called being a MAN anymore? And the deal about the guns, huh? I'm man enough to hold my own and to shut the fuck up when I know another man can kick my ass. Fuck guns. sissiesLeave a comment:
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The vendor and supplier list for both Boeing and EADS would be nearly identical. I can assure you Boeing will have project critical components made in China, Taiwan, Brazil, Spain, France....There are also the non-economic ramifications of having to be, in any way, dependant on parts for an aircraft over the next 25 years + (or whatever they deam the service life of the aircraft) on a country that has globally denounced us frequently over the last decade? I don't think that is wise policy.
While I can understand your nationalism, the issue I hinted at before is that Boeing is so flush with cash right now - $255 billion worth of 787 orders, not to mention service contracts - that they're doing all they can to hire and stay on top of those contracts, let alone the tanker job. While the loss of the tanker contract is certainly not desirable, it has by no means the economy crushing potential that one might think.Smaller items, OK I guess... but this is enough money to seriously impact the economy in areas where it is spent and potentially nationally. To see 40% of the assembly leave the country is rediculous and fiscally irresponsible. I suppose that it would be nearly impossible to keep all of the jobs in the US, but there should be more here than that.
Thats a Lockheed/AgustaWestland joint venture. They've done a pretty good job at fucking that one up, too. 18 months into the project and they're a year behind and 40% over budget. Last I heard they had a temporary injunction against the stop work, but my guess is that with the departure of Tony Blair, we don't owe favors to anyone anymore and the contract will come back to Sikorsky (where it belongs, in my opinion).Leave a comment:
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