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On 1/17/2011 8:34 PM, Neeum Zawan wrote:
>> I think a lot of what happens in the USA, a lot of what Americans
>> complain about, is that it's pretty obvious that in spite of what the
>> people want, and in spite of what would be good for the country as a
>> whole, it just keeps not happening, regardless of who gets elected. How
>
> How often have these people who complain a lot decided to "make
> compromises" and end up voting Republican or Democrat? As long as that
> is their reasoned approach, the party they vote for has no incentive to
> cater to them.
>
P1: You can pick between the man with the bloody axe, or the one with
the bloody knife.
P2: Uh, what about the guy in the corner?
P1: Oh, that's Fred, he's quite mad and keeps a chainsaw under the
table. We suspect it *may* be a bit bloody too.
P2: Hmm, right... how about I just be going now then?
P1: Sure, if you think you can make it to the door before Fred does!
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else
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