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Re: Damon Vrabel
The reference to the chase freedom card was hilariousOriginally posted by don View Post
http://www.chasecreditcards.com/chas...-unlimited.asp
and the rewards program to collect some abstract 'points' they turned the credit card into a video game type thing, get as many points as you can!!!!!!!!!!
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Re: Damon Vrabel
Sorry, I couldn't make it past the first minute. To state that hurricanes are caused by a disequilibrium between centripetal and centrifugal forces in the atmosphere -- WHAAA? And then he goes on to state that on earth, gravity acts as a centripetal force, but the rotation of earth provides a counterbalancing centrifugal force that PREVENTS EARTH FROM COLLAPSING!
BWA-HAH-HAH-HAH-HAH!
Anyone that clueless about physics, but who wants to use it to support their economic theory, deserves no attention.Comment
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Re: Damon Vrabel
Probably from years of reading ITulip, my curiosity was peaked--I was interested enough to look up Part II. It's 9 minutes and at 2-3 minutes begins a good visual of why it doesn't matter which party is elected to office-our system won't change (similar to what I take from reading Jim Nickerson's posts). It also finds fault with usary (reminds me of Sapiens) and it places the banks at the top of the hierachy (EJ said it first). My main thought was that the more that people watch/read about the system in this context, the more likely we may have more citizens like Dennis Kucinich and Ron Paul run for office. Getting them elected is another matter-but not impossible.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6HuzhMUHGMComment
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