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An article posted from Glenn Beck's "Blaze" website is about as believable as unicorns ridden by Fairy Queens. Given Beck's history of pushing falsehoods and whacked out conspiracy theories, only an idiot would believe a thing in that article without cross checking it with some reputable news site. A "Blaze" article based on another web article posted on wiretapper Rupert Murdoch's "New York Post", a scandal rag. But why bother with the truth, when propaganda will suffice?
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If you can't see the duality in protesting against banks at the same time that you are putting your money in the bank, then I have no help to offer you. |
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Hmmmmm! So you dispute facts based on the messenger that delivers them? Go do your own googling and see how many other sources report the same thing. Beyond that, the article was originally in the New York Post. Disprove it! |
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Well since you can't see this, you have proved that you are so deep into your own world that you are unable to either face or understand facts. |
A union owned bank and credit unions hold the deposits . . . not quite BofA, Chase, or Goldman. On a "purity" scale, is this equivalent of bemoaning the loss of American industry while typing on their foreign made computers on a foreign car forum? ;)
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Discussion is just warming up gentlemen...stick around, it should get very interesting soon.
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I don't know about you, but I'm banging the keys on a Dell. |
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BTW, I was not aware that OWS is against all banks and against people who keep their money in banks. Maybe you could steer me to a source that would support that claim. |
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Since the OWS people have been so inept at stating their case, this is no surprise! |
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From the Wiki Assembly of desktop computers for the North American market formerly took place at Dell plants in Austin, Texas (original location) and Lebanon, Tennessee (opened in 1999). The plant in Winston-Salem, North Carolina (opened in 2005) is scheduled to cease operations in November 2010, while the Miami, Florida facility of its Alienware subsidiary remains in operation. Dell servers come from Austin, Texas. Dell's desktop plant in Austin, Texas was shut down in 2008. It closed its desktop manufacturing in Lebanon in early 2009. The last major U.S. plant in North Carolina is scheduled to close in November 2010.[46] It is expected that most of the work carried out in North Carolina will be transferred to contract manufacturers in Asia and Mexico, though Dell said some of the work will move to its own factories overseas.[47] |
Well as of last night in Oakland, many of the OWS protestors FINALLY got what they really want, violent protest. Congratulations!
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