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Old 03-29-2006, 11:38 PM   #12
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Default Re: got a 90 stang

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Accents can be dropped. I once had a thick 'New Yawk' accent but learned to lose it and speak clearly. Anyone can.
I really don't see the need to drop it Jim. I'm not ashamed of where I originate.



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What's the point? As I said, I loathed Bill Clinton but by 1997, following his easy re-election, I had accepted that he was president until 2001, whether I liked it or not. I simply decided to get past my revulsion with him. It made life much more pleasant. That's why arguing over President Bush's virtues or faults is a waste of time at this late date. He's the president (until January, 2009) and all the grumbling and mocking him you or anyone else can do won't alter that fact.
We'll see if he makes it to 2009, I'm beginning to think he won't.

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I see your views here as very leftwing, even if you do not, but I'm glad you are not so far gone as to consider voting for Hillary Clinton. There may be hope for you, yet.
I just realized that I really don't care how you view me... maybe we should just keep it to which air filter works best. Lord knows we've had this conversation a few time.


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I think your inflexible attitude toward 'buying American' is a bit overdone but at least you have the integrity of trying to put your money where your mouth is. Most foreign car companies have large American workforces - both in the factories and in the executive suites - but ultimately, the profits do end up in Japan , Germany or wherever. Foreigners own a lot of U.S. land but this is a global economy and U.S. companies also own land in other countries.
I think more people should try to buy American made products. What else would you expect from a dumb hick?

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I don't share your deep aversion to foreign-made products and I don't have the time, patience or money to seek out U.S.-made goods in every purchase I make. I don't really think it is a issue that I need to personally crusade over but as you do, then it's your right to spend your money as you see fit.
It is my choice and its a damn shame there aren't more out there that feel the same way.
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