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by jake123
11/7/02 3:46:26 PM
11/7/02 3:47:05 PM
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New Yeah, after all, farm workers are much better paid than
factory workers. Ask all the people who used to make cars in the US if they're better off or not.

It doesn't take a "single source". It only takes a confluence of interests and power.
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Collapse Edited by jake123 Nov. 7, 2002, 03:47:05 PM EST
Yeah, after all, farm workers are much better paid than
factory workers. Ask all the people who used to make cars in the US if they're better off or not. It doesn't take a "single source". It only takes a confluence of interests and power.
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Mandatory cayenne enemas would have the same effect.
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