No dude, I had a typical public education. I grew up very liberal and anti -capitalist until I got my first job,LOL! My eyes opened and M's teaching began to sink in. I remember Varmaji telling me "you are the creator of your own destiny" and I started developing a strong sense of personal reponsability, self reliance and independance. About this time I remember the Democrats along with Jimmy Carter telling me "they only wanted to help me" but I saw them waving a dollar in my face to buy my vote while stealing ten out of my back pocket. Then Ronald Reagan came along. THANK YOU JESUS!
On Tuesday, December 3, 2013 8:53 AM, Bhairitu <[email protected]> wrote: So you were home schooled by Birchers? On 12/02/2013 05:00 PM, Mike Dixon wrote: >Snoozguru, you must have been snoozing in your history class. The founding >fathers were not put-off on capitalism. They loved it! Their economic system >was capitalism based on Laissez-Faire(government hands off business). They >wanted no government regulation of business other than to prevent fraud and >theft,They didn't like the East India Co. because it was owned or controlled >by King George. > > > >On Monday, December 2, 2013 4:02 PM, Richard J. Williams >mailto:[email protected] wrote: > > >Apparently Redbox, like almost all ATMs, work using an old fashioned >dial-up connections - you can hear the dialing if you listen real close. >There's no way it could be a high-speed Wi-Fi connection on an ATM, >otherwise any two-bit hacker could tap into the cash box and get rich, >fast. Correct me if I'm wrong about this. > >On 12/2/2013 4:40 PM, bhairitu wrote: >> Even returning a disc at Redbox was a bit slow. > > > >
