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In reply to the discussion: What I believe [View all]delrem
(9,688 posts)98. How is "American capitalism" different than just plain "capitalism".
Why should anyone "trade off", say, LGBT rights for Citizens United? What bearing does one have on the other?
Your post makes no sense to me. No sense at all.
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The pro war, pro spy, pro global corp, pro 3rd way, pro party over truth Dems are very evident.
L0oniX
Oct 2013
#56
Associating with Democrats at DU must be a most disagreeable experience for you.
grantcart
Oct 2013
#16
What is astonishing is that you are so completely wrapped up in a narcisstic point of view
grantcart
Oct 2013
#40
thank you. As I explained to grantcart, it's also a riff on the Bertrand Russell/EM Forster
cali
Oct 2013
#52
Hmmm....a retracted and discredited AP story. A poorly-sourced Politico article. A Wikipedia
msanthrope
Oct 2013
#37
I never said you posted that story. But you used that story to push your narrative.
msanthrope
Oct 2013
#45
And you used the AP story. joshcryer clearly pointed out to you in this thread that you
msanthrope
Oct 2013
#49
Cali, your intent may have been good, but severely badly-timed. I can accept that explanation from
msanthrope
Oct 2013
#79
The point of the OP is to speak out about corporate control of the Democratic Party.
rhett o rick
Oct 2013
#74
Excellent "mission statement", Cali. Sun Tzu has sage advice about "The Art of War"...
Surya Gayatri
Oct 2013
#17
Both parties could use to have more faith in creativity and entrepreneurialism
starroute
Oct 2013
#44
I believe that ignoring facts for political expediency leads to more corruption too.
L0oniX
Oct 2013
#54
too late? I think this has always been a generational issue that requires eternal vigilance
bigtree
Oct 2013
#72
TPTB have decided that it is just too dangerous to leave this nation in the hands of the people.
Enthusiast
Oct 2013
#83