Why do Americans want a WW3?

twostrokenut

twostrokenut

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Lucky Luke said:
im shocked.. truly I am.

I would never of thought that America would have 3rd world problems like water and electricity.

Why do the people accept this? Why does the media? Politicians?

im flabbergasted.
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Relax sparky. I paid 10 cents per kwH for electricity when I was in Carolina. What's your rate?
 
Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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twostrokenut said:
Relax sparky. I paid 10 cents per kwH for electricity when I was in Carolina. What's your rate?
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i have no idea..i switch a light on and it works..i get a bill in every 3 months for around $500 and pay it

Poor people get a discount of cause.

Its just electricity...everybody has it....

No need to get defensive, dont you see that its wrong for people in a 1st world country not to have acces to electricity and clean running water?
 
SouthCross

SouthCross

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Lucky Luke said:
i have no idea..i switch a light on and it works..i get a bill in every 3 months for around $500 and pay it

Poor people get a discount of cause.

Its just electricity...everybody has it....

No need to get defensive, dont you see that its wrong for people in a 1st world country not to have acces to electricity and clean running water?
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We do. The purest in the world with technology the world over to clean it. You're probably using our technology.

Electricity is incredibly powerful and reliable.

As for the rest. Read books written by Ayn Rand. It'll explain the rest. In detail. Let's not get it twisted.
 
Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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SouthCross said:
I lived there 6 months. I found the local culture extremely proud and extremely violent. Family structure superseded everything else. Meaning somebody wouldn't kill you if your child was present.

Poor state. Run down. Impoverished through out. I visited a dwelling of a hard working soul. No running water or electricity. Water was by a hand pump. .
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then why say this?
 
Big_Lou

Big_Lou

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SouthCross said:
I lived there 6 months. I found the local culture extremely proud and extremely violent. Family structure superseded everything else. Meaning somebody wouldn't kill you if your child was present.

Poor state. Run down. Impoverished through out. I visited a dwelling of a hard working soul. No running water or electricity. Water was by a hand pump. Security was a paper wasp nest by the window.

This gentleman had the same one life point as the rest of us. Also sought the same peace as me and you.

Ignorant he wasn't. In fact, Ignorant wasn't common in the population. Contrary. Bright and brilliant in dealing with this life.
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Ohhhh yeah, a storied and proud history of humanity, decency, and stoic dignity....

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Lucky Luke

Lucky Luke

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SouthCross said:
Because our people can and live a hard life. It's a respect to those that struggle.
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Your a nutter

you say they dont have access to electricity and running water..and then you say they do..and now ur saying that they may not but because they put up with it its admirable?
 
UncleBuck

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SouthCross said:
Because our people can and live a hard life. It's a respect to those that struggle.
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respect to those that struggle would be better in the form of improved infrastructure that could provide them with clean running water as well as access to electricity, phone, and internet.
 
SouthCross

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