My last word in this humorless bout of PC.
Californians are fairly strange as much of the rest of
the country and the World sees it. In fact, as many
Californians see it. Nathaniel West, a Communist
writer and a Californian by adoption himself whose
savagely anti-California book The Day of the
Thanks for the post Mat. You couldn't make this stuff up!
Ellen
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FROM: DR STEPHEN UMAH
GULF BANK NIG PLC
HEAD OFFICE
Plot 1212, tijian bello Street,
Victoria Island.
P.M.B 0090, Lagos
www.gulfbank.com
DEAR SIR,
I know that you must have recieved the first letter I sent
to you by post, but if you have not, here comes afollow-up
to the letter.
First I must
- Original Message -
From: andie nachgeborenen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You want a justification for corporate personhood? It furthered what
you might euphemistically called economic development, and more
concretely corporate capitalist expansion. There's no secret that the
courts adopt rules
Alan Jacobson wrote:
stagnant real wages, are we moving into
another period of massive wealth polarization a la the 80s? Or is this just a
bad bump in the road?
Real wages have been growing in the U.S. since 1995, and continued
positive through the recession. Still, income distribution became
Doug Henwood wrote:
Alan Jacobson wrote:
stagnant real wages, are we moving into
another period of massive wealth polarization a la the 80s? Or is this just a
bad bump in the road?
Real wages have been growing in the U.S. since 1995, and continued
positive through the recession.
Ian,
Thanks for this...
Except Santa Clara never said that. Thom Hartmann went and looked up the
original case. The infamous short note that everyone is taught as the
case was the headnote written by the Court reporter, a man who happened
to have worked for the railroads. Hartmann's arguments
Carrol Cox wrote:
Is there any way to break that down? For example, have the real wages of
fast food employees increased? Have the real wages of workers in
non-unionized parts plants increased? Have the real wages of clericals
in banks grown? etc. etc. etc. Have the real wages of department
In a message dated 12/24/2002 4:54:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Of course the DP exists for the sole purpose of preventing such action
-- i.e. for the purpose of preventing self-knowledge, in the sense
defined above, among the general public. The DP is the chief center
Corporate personhood came the long after corporate charters became
relatively easy to get. The advantage of the corporate charter was
bankruptcy protection, which did stimulate business. The purpose of
personhood was freedom from regulation -- not necessarily require to
stimulate business, as
Greetings Economists,
JKS writes,
Brecht, another Commie, thought hell must be like Los Angeles.
Doyle,
Brecht also wrote the 'Three Penny Opera' which used the mass of beggars
(mostly disabled people) as a major social factor in the play. As an
artist I like Brecht's work. In some limited
Doyle Saylor wrote:
'crazy' or 'nut' issues
I've been thinking about this for quite awhile, and I think that you are
perhaps approaching it from the wrong end. I of course sympathize with
your goal. I have friends who are, really, driven crazy by the word
_crazy_: it's a cruel word, and is
* New York Times 27 December 2002
Brazil Sends Gasoline at Venezuelan's Request
By LARRY ROHTER
RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec. 26 - In a show of support for Venezuela's
embattled president, Hugo Chávez, the Brazilian government has sent
an emergency shipment of 520,000 barrels of gasoline to
It is quite hopeless to fight against the use of terms such as"crazy," "nuts," "loony tunes," even "lunacy" and "lunatic," to apply tointellectual, social, or political characteristics. But your (and my)goal can still be achieved. We must attack the use of any of these termsto apply to people who
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