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Master_Pedant
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08 May 2011, 1:20 am

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Given that Barrett seems to only be posting in this thread, I wonder if one could assume that he's a sock puppet for Hanotaux.


Given the flag says joined TODAY, with three posts, I doubt a careful observer will claim to spot a trend.


Let's just say I've gained some confidence after my hunch about russell being Hanotaux was vindicated.


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08 May 2011, 8:09 am

Ah - yes, if you recognize the brushstrokes that is another thing. One learns to recognize a style of a language family.



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08 May 2011, 8:14 am

I don't konw why you say I'm this other person? mabye because you don't like what I said so you say I'm this other guy so you can try and keep me quiet or something. Sounds like something Orwell would have thought of.

I've been reading posts in this area for years but I guess I just had enough of some of the arrogance and mental popping-off so i fianally made a profile. Why though most times somebody comes on and goes against someone with alot of posts they just say they are some previous person. I only have 4 posts but still every right to be here.



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08 May 2011, 8:46 am

Which right noone denies you or seeks to abridge, but some of us are much shot over and can be suspicious. I personally do not know or care if you are this Hanotaux or two other guys named Jim [my organization has three main Jims in leadership] - I read or diss or congratulate or drop pourely on the basis of what you post.



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08 May 2011, 11:46 am

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John_Browning wrote:
Just because one group is facing poverty doesn't make it another group's problem to magically fix everything and make it all better. It wouldn't work out for them long term anyway because they aren't exactly known for their business skills...okay, legitimate business skills.


A true canard stated by people who generally, somewhere in the generational past, benefited immensely from a massive public works program always say about today's underclass.


When my and most other American's families landed in America it was a swim or sink proposition. There was no government funded social "safety net" (or more like safety hammock for life as it has become) to catch them if they failed.

Comparing immigration then and now is like comparing apples to oranges.



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08 May 2011, 12:10 pm

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...and because it'll piss off the Euro-racists.
Hehehe.



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08 May 2011, 12:50 pm

Raptor wrote:
Master_Pedant wrote:
John_Browning wrote:
Just because one group is facing poverty doesn't make it another group's problem to magically fix everything and make it all better. It wouldn't work out for them long term anyway because they aren't exactly known for their business skills...okay, legitimate business skills.


A true canard stated by people who generally, somewhere in the generational past, benefited immensely from a massive public works program always say about today's underclass.


When my and most other American's families landed in America it was a swim or sink proposition. There was no government funded social "safety net" (or more like safety hammock for life as it has become) to catch them if they failed.

Comparing immigration then and now is like comparing apples to oranges.


I'm not talking about 19th century immigration - I'm speaking of relatively low-income, working class descendants of immigrants who solidified their status in as members of the middle class between the New Deal era and the late 1970s.


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