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Imagevision Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Nov-02-06 08:24 PM
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15. I've seen so much of this before? --> like when? no time compares to this
administration, even during the Viet Nam era, conditions in the states are nothing compared to the Bush regime.

The United States wasn't looked down on or despised/hated as it is now by other nations and I'm NOT including the middle east!

Nixon was a saint compared to the turd in office, and if Rove hadn't benefited from the mistakes of government during Viet Nam era Bush would never be in office from the get go!
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  -If you are over 50 , how does the future appear ? blues90  Nov-02-06 08:08 PM   #0 
  - Ask me Wednesday!  pocoloco   Nov-02-06 08:10 PM   #1 
  - Same for me.  CanonRay   Nov-03-06 08:32 AM   #63 
  - Ditto!  Tansy_Gold   Nov-03-06 08:51 AM   # 
  - Bleak.  acmejack   Nov-02-06 08:10 PM   #2 
  - Very bleak. The opposit of what it seemed 6 years ago. It was a  SharonAnn   Nov-02-06 09:15 PM   #41 
  - I'm over 60.  Chipper Chat   Nov-02-06 08:11 PM   #3 
  - Scary.  MuseRider   Nov-02-06 08:12 PM   #4 
  - Brighter. But only after you abolish the Republican Party.  NEOBuckeye   Nov-02-06 08:12 PM   #5 
  - I'm 53--there is no future if the Repukes steal it again--otherwise a 20 year  michigander3   Nov-02-06 08:14 PM   #6 
  - 49 - Agree with michigander3. n/t  HooptieWagon   Nov-02-06 08:18 PM   #9 
  - you'd think anyone over 50 would know better...  flowomo   Nov-02-06 08:16 PM   #7 
  - I agree  Carla in Ca   Nov-02-06 08:23 PM   #13 
  - I remember when being gassed during anti-Vietnam demonstrations...  flowomo   Nov-02-06 08:30 PM   #25 
  - I've seen so much of this before? --> like when? no time compares to this  Imagevision   Nov-02-06 08:24 PM   #15 
  - oh for heaven's sake...  flowomo   Nov-02-06 08:27 PM   #22 
  - Tell that to the fine people of Darfur.  acmejack   Nov-02-06 08:25 PM   #20 
     - and there has been a time when such disasters did not exist?  flowomo   Nov-02-06 08:28 PM   #24 
        - Come now, I'm wallowing in despair, but you're easily offended  acmejack   Nov-03-06 07:00 AM   #54 
  - I am old and for me it is fine but I feel bad for my children etc.  izzie   Nov-02-06 08:16 PM   #8 
  - Short term prospects looking up!  Warren Stupidity   Nov-02-06 08:18 PM   #10 
  - Our children are never really ours ... for better or worse they are  Burried News   Nov-02-06 08:19 PM   #11 
  - Very bleak. I'm 60 and homeless, and it's not something that  bobbolink   Nov-02-06 08:20 PM   #12 
  - Dear heart, there are still people who care.  Lindsay   Nov-02-06 08:37 PM   #27 
     - Yanno, no offense to you, but I'm So Sick Of Hearing that!!  bobbolink   Nov-02-06 08:43 PM   #31 
     - Too many Dems are too concerned with social issues...  Odin2005   Nov-03-06 01:08 AM   #53 
        - Thank you Odin! I feel like I've been taken out with the trash.  bobbolink   Nov-04-06 01:41 PM   #69 
     - Would have been nice, Lindsay, if you could have heard and responded  bobbolink   Nov-04-06 01:43 PM   #70 
  - Very uncomfortable -  saged52   Nov-02-06 08:23 PM   #14 
  - I feel like I must embrace  Karenina   Nov-02-06 08:24 PM   #16 
  - I feel very uneasy, and not only for us but for the whole world  alyce douglas   Nov-02-06 08:25 PM   #17 
  - bleak and frightening....  mike_c   Nov-02-06 08:25 PM   #18 
  - Shorter than it did before.  WinkyDink   Nov-02-06 08:25 PM   #19 
  - I'm not over 50, but the future looks like Canada.  Pryderi   Nov-02-06 08:26 PM   #21 
  - If you think Canada, don't wait until you're over 50--they won't let you in.  mnhtnbb   Nov-02-06 09:33 PM   #45 
  - Gas prices here in Florida went up $.06 overnight, here we go again...  Imagevision   Nov-02-06 08:28 PM   #23 
  - At 54, it looks very scary for those of us ...  tyedyeto   Nov-02-06 08:35 PM   #26 
  - 59 now, when I turned 55 , I was belly-aching about my age;  jedr   Nov-02-06 08:37 PM   #28 
  - Everyone is feeling the pinch.  Just-plain-Kathy   Nov-02-06 08:38 PM   #29 
  - Life is about choices and consequences,  elocs   Nov-02-06 08:38 PM   #30 
  - At 54, it's pretty dim....  Rosco T.   Nov-02-06 08:45 PM   #32 
  - I just have to get through the Winter  HockeyMom   Nov-02-06 08:49 PM   #33 
  - I'm 51  boomboom   Nov-02-06 08:50 PM   #34 
  - W didn't beat Gore or Kerry. Both elections were stolen. Damn  mnhtnbb   Nov-02-06 09:38 PM   #46 
     - good point  boomboom   Nov-02-06 09:46 PM   #48 
  - I'm too old to leave, but I do see some short term hope...  Buck Laser   Nov-02-06 08:54 PM   #35 
  - I'm 56 my future  Raine   Nov-02-06 08:56 PM   #36 
  - that pretty much says it for me  yorkiemommie1   Nov-02-06 09:09 PM   #39 
  - I think retirement is pretty much gone.  Old and In the Way   Nov-02-06 08:57 PM   #37 
  - Dismal, sad & lost...  southerncrone   Nov-02-06 09:00 PM   #38 
  - yes  boomboom   Nov-02-06 09:14 PM   #40 
  - I'm 55 and the future looks like retirement in Panama.  mnhtnbb   Nov-02-06 09:28 PM   #42 
  - Very good for me and my family, but  Yupster   Nov-02-06 09:32 PM   #43 
  - I just told a sophomore calling for my college Fund that I was glad  Gloria   Nov-02-06 09:33 PM   #44 
  - I just turned 50. I guess I have to wait a year for this thread?  mmonk   Nov-02-06 09:40 PM   #47 
  - just turning 50 is now over 50 n/t  boomboom   Nov-02-06 09:51 PM   #49 
     - Thanks.  mmonk   Nov-03-06 07:57 AM   #60 
  - I did'nt mention I am 57  blues90   Nov-02-06 10:16 PM   #50 
  - I effectively started over again from zero a year ago  leftofthedial   Nov-02-06 10:21 PM   #51 
  - How does the future look? - Great!!!  OutNow   Nov-02-06 10:26 PM   #52 
  - I can only take one day at a time.  Vinca   Nov-03-06 07:07 AM   #55 
  - Challenging.  zanne   Nov-03-06 07:12 AM   #56 
  - Well, I'm 49, and I'm very worried about the future  MiniMe   Nov-03-06 07:20 AM   #57 
  - I'm 65. My grandson is 4.  trof   Nov-03-06 07:27 AM   #58 
  - Provided I keep my health  Le Taz Hot   Nov-03-06 07:28 AM   #59 
  - I'm over 60 and I'm not concerned for my future,  RebelOne   Nov-03-06 08:13 AM   #61 
  - I'm 55, and I'd say it looks scary.  raccoon   Nov-03-06 08:26 AM   #62 
  - At 66, short  Katzenjammer   Nov-03-06 08:39 AM   #64 
  - See my post from a year ago!  cmt928   Nov-03-06 08:42 AM   #65 
  - OK, here goes. When I was younger, I was very active  mmonk   Nov-03-06 08:46 AM   #66 
  - Retirement and community, good; healthcare and society, bad  carolinayellowdog   Nov-03-06 08:48 AM   #67 
  - i'll get back to you on this wednesday......keeping hope alive  ElsewheresDaughter   Nov-03-06 08:51 AM   #68 
  - Fucked  yella_dawg   Nov-04-06 01:45 PM   #71 
 

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