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 Post subject: Blame it on the economy?
PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2009 7:44 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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Such a waste of life. I just can't see things getting that bad to where I would deal with it like that.

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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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What an asshole. Thinks his children are his possessions.

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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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How did slavery influence the south’s economy, society, and culture prior to the Civil War? Why were most southerners so resistant to abolition? How did southerners defend slavery? Why did slavery as a labor system upset northerners? What labor system did they support?
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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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chistana wrote:
How did slavery influence the south’s economy, society, and culture prior to the Civil War? Why were most southerners so resistant to abolition? How did southerners defend slavery? Why did slavery as a labor system upset northerners? What labor system did they support?


...wtf? Are you randomly trying to get us to do your homework for you? NOT ON MY WATCH, SISTER!

Also, back on topic, yes, the economy had a direct impact on the situation. Granted, they were freaking whackadoos, but I didn't see anything in the article that stated they lost their jobs for causes unrelated to the reasons every other motherfucker in the country is losing their jobs. Some people can't handle stress, can't handle reality, and thrown together with a weird ass interest in the Da Vinci Code or Mormonism or whatever else they were into, their fragile little brains snapped and they went all Columbine on their little world. From a psychological perspective, it put them in total control of their reality. They were nuts, though. The failing economy doesn't excuse them. It's just another element to look at to gain more perspective on the event.

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 Post subject: Re: Blame it on the economy?
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You know I had a talk with a man at the Michigan works building about job security, writing a resume and apprentice programs. The system for testing for these programs is very precise. I sat through a 4 hour test when I was taking adult education courses, with in class lesson plans and resources as well as pre requisite advice it was quite helpful.

Certain entertainment business, Carpentry, healthcare, job security business has always thrived in a drought. Open the floodgates and consider what business would still be around at the end of the world. Banks, restaurants, hospitals, etc, water purification plants you get the picture.

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