Report, edit, etc...Posted by PwnPirate on 2005-07-20 at 21:39:31
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When someone remains in power due to a collective hate of something, that is wrong.
Hitler!
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We framed Osama. That simple.
Two Towers was a conspiricy by our government to destroy all the paper work of the bankrupt companies in the United States (Sacrifice our own people for *ucking money..... How pathetic...)
Two Towers was a conspiricy by our government to destroy all the paper work of the bankrupt companies in the United States (Sacrifice our own people for *ucking money..... How pathetic...)
That's incorrect on so many levels.
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You can cancel debts by destroying paperwork, if the computers the data was stored on was also deleted (Everything was in the Two Towers)
Al Qaeda takes credit for everything. Like I said in a last post, they are just immature "bullys" that take credit for everything so they can "seem" intimidating
How so? How would it be epriving other American companys of the money they deserve, if they are in debt, too?
If you have noticed, during Bush's Admin, most companies have sailed over the ocean and have moved to Mexico. Why you ask?
Would you pay someone minimum wage, or get a Mexican, or an Asian who can do the job better, and pay them only 5¢? Because that is what is happening right now.
Al Qaeda takes credit for everything. Like I said in a last post, they are just immature "bullys" that take credit for everything so they can "seem" intimidating
How so? How would it be epriving other American companys of the money they deserve, if they are in debt, too?
If you have noticed, during Bush's Admin, most companies have sailed over the ocean and have moved to Mexico. Why you ask?
Would you pay someone minimum wage, or get a Mexican, or an Asian who can do the job better, and pay them only 5¢? Because that is what is happening right now.
Where do you get this information? Huh? (Use spell check please)
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Staredit.Net Essence on 2005-07-21 at 00:46:26
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MUSLIM RELIGON STATES THAT YOU SHOULD KILL AN NONCONVERTS?! What the 
? Since when?! Christianity states the same damn thing, if you take it to mean that, but there are millions of Muslims who have done absolutely nothing to you, in fact, it's a religion that can be at peace with Christianity moreso then Judaism. Extremists have a very warped view of the Muslim religion. It states that Jesus was a prophet, but Muhammad(?) was the Messiah, and is very similiar to the Judeo-Christian dogma. If you can pick up the Quaran(?) and find the passage that says "Kill the Christians and the Jews", then maybe you can talk. Don't let a few hundred extremists "Muslims" dictate what you think the religion is.
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? Since when?! Christianity states the same damn thing, if you take it to mean that, but there are millions of Muslims who have done absolutely nothing to you, in fact, it's a religion that can be at peace with Christianity moreso then Judaism. Extremists have a very warped view of the Muslim religion. It states that Jesus was a prophet, but Muhammad(?) was the Messiah, and is very similiar to the Judeo-Christian dogma. If you can pick up the Quaran(?) and find the passage that says "Kill the Christians and the Jews", then maybe you can talk. Don't let a few hundred extremists "Muslims" dictate what you think the religion is.[right][snapback]266668[/snapback][/right]
To be more accurate, it's a few hundred thousand.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Parthx86 on 2005-07-21 at 02:39:58
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To be more accurate, it's a few hundred thousand.
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I disagree.
[QUOTE]Hahahaha!
[QUOTE]Most companies have gone to Mexico? That is the most rediculous thing I have ever heard. Show me one link backing that up.[/QUOTE]
I think this is what you're looking for, but I'm not sure.
http://crookedtimber.org/2005/06/16/not-fr...ing-the-horses/
Number 17.
[quote]When you integrate two dissimilar countries, like, say, France and Poland, there are natural consequences that are bound to happen: businesses will move to Poland attracted by cheap labor (‘giant sucking sound’) and labor will move to France attracted by higher wages and more generous social safety net. This is as certain as that water is running downhill. This will inevitably create pressure in France to weaken social protection and to lower the wages.
If you try to raise wages and social protection in Poland to the level of France, then businesses in Poland fail and the Polish economy will be quickly destroyed, just like it happened in East Germany. Pols will move to France and it’ll weaken social protection there and bring down the wages. See unification of Germany for a recent example.
These are simply laws of nature, the only policy that can minimize this is the policy of minimizing the integration itself.[/QUOTE]
To be more accurate, it's a few hundred thousand.
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I disagree.
[QUOTE]Hahahaha!
[QUOTE]Most companies have gone to Mexico? That is the most rediculous thing I have ever heard. Show me one link backing that up.[/QUOTE]
I think this is what you're looking for, but I'm not sure.
http://crookedtimber.org/2005/06/16/not-fr...ing-the-horses/
Number 17.
[quote]When you integrate two dissimilar countries, like, say, France and Poland, there are natural consequences that are bound to happen: businesses will move to Poland attracted by cheap labor (‘giant sucking sound’) and labor will move to France attracted by higher wages and more generous social safety net. This is as certain as that water is running downhill. This will inevitably create pressure in France to weaken social protection and to lower the wages.
If you try to raise wages and social protection in Poland to the level of France, then businesses in Poland fail and the Polish economy will be quickly destroyed, just like it happened in East Germany. Pols will move to France and it’ll weaken social protection there and bring down the wages. See unification of Germany for a recent example.
These are simply laws of nature, the only policy that can minimize this is the policy of minimizing the integration itself.[/QUOTE]