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"John" wrote in message
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"Dennis O'Connor" wrote in message
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John it sounds to me like you will be happy whichever big party controls
the
oval orifice becasue they both intend to spend their way to relection...
denny



I always thought that neither governments nor families should go into
debt or live beyond their means.

And in your previous post you said it was good to carry deficts to following
generations that benefit from currect spending...as if they won't have their
challenges and battles to fight.


t is disappointing that neither
party is focused on managing the debt, as this will create much bigger
problems in the future. The key is moderation and balance - some
debt passed long to future generations is justified and representative
of investments made on theior behalf; selfishness in current spending
with the bills to be paid by others is wrong, though. The key is
balance, which I will up to economists and scholars far smarter than
me. John.

Spending and taxation is POWER, the prime mover of human activity.

Not love, nor, lust, not wealth...POWER.

"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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Not love, nor, lust, not wealth...POWER.

And what drives women to lust and love?

"Tarver Engineering" wrote in message
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"Tom Sixkiller" wrote in message
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Not love, nor, lust, not wealth...POWER.

And what drives women to lust and love?


That's something your father should have taught you! :~)

Tom Sixkiller wrote:

And what drives women to lust and love?

That's something your father should have taught you! :~)

Maybe, but *my* father didn't want me to know that sort of thing. He was somewhat
of a Puritan. I had to figure out what little I know about it by empirical
experiment. Might even have been more fun that way.

George Patterson
Love, n.: A form of temporary insanity afflicting the young. It is curable
either by marriage or by removal of the afflicted from the circumstances
under which he incurred the condition. It is sometimes fatal, but more
often to the physician than to the patient.

"G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message
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Tom Sixkiller wrote:

And what drives women to lust and love?

That's something your father should have taught you! :~)

Maybe, but *my* father didn't want me to know that sort of thing. He was
somewhat
of a Puritan. I had to figure out what little I know about it by empirical
experiment. Might even have been more fun that way.


Especially the redundant theory verification.

Tom Sixkiller wrote:


And what drives women to lust and love?


That's something your father should have taught you! :~)

Yes? My wife explained it to me.

- Andrew