Lazy elected Rinos [think of Mark Sanford or Dan Quayle or George Walker Bush] need to get their heads in the game, fully learning the arguments against these totalitarian progressivist liberals. Drop the birtherism crap. Stop bashing homosexuals. Start doing a better job of studying the progressivist political narratives then attack progressivism branch and root. Learn the arguments then brawl over on the left-side of the argument tearing apart progressivism's foundations. Key American progressivist liberals discussing the OWS movement are openly saying the USA is Tsarist Russia in 1905. This is not a joke. These people are serious. VIDEO BELOW - In an interview with Press TV, Don DeBar, discusses the future direction the OWS movement in the USA: --- "Well, first of all, Washington is of course a product of Wall Street. However we got here, that is a fact, and I think that that's a fact that consensus positions among the occupiers. You know, the question is basically, the diversity of opinions that exist, as to how we got here in the first place, I mean, the analysis that people bring to the problem is not something that is taught in the schools here generally. People don't even get civic classes anymore, let alone classes in basic economics. So, people's critical skills in terms of doing a proper analysis to figure out how we got here and how to solve the problems are severely lacking. That said, as people make demands and raise them, and they are either satisfied partially or not, then we are going to see the conditions that follow, follow. And so, unless there is an absolute renunciation of capitalist motive organizing the economy in my opinion and the opinion of those I guess that would look at Marxist analysis that says you will continue to see these crises occur, in my opinion you will see a more intensive crisis follow, and people coming back into the street, with the education that this last round produced, that hey guess what, we tried to reform capitalism, they conceded on all the points we raised, yet here we are again, now what do we do? And I think at that point in time, if you look at Russia, it took from 1905-1917 for them to organize their workers councils with Soviet, into something that took the place of the tsarist government. And here, these little groupings of occupations where they are, you know democratic structures where people are all involved in decision making. These are sort of analogies to these workers councils, and so maybe it takes 12 years for them to finally replace, maybe not." --- http://www.presstv.ir/detail/209087.html
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