Comments on: Five Random Questions….. http://7daybuzz.com/five-random-questions/ Get your daily buzz here! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:33:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Steve Porada http://7daybuzz.com/five-random-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-5380 Steve Porada Tue, 02 Aug 2011 14:03:32 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=690#comment-5380 I am continually invstigating online for posts that can facilitate me. Thank you!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('5380','Steve Porada'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> I am continually invstigating online for posts that can facilitate me. Thank you!
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]]> By: Kim Sawyer http://7daybuzz.com/five-random-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-1790 Kim Sawyer Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:27:25 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=690#comment-1790 Sad to say, this is exactly where our society is going (and I quote you)...."our society ends up with two classes: the rich and the poor. " Eventually, there will be no middle class. Kim Sawyers last blog post..<a href="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/7daybuzzcom/~3/393877307/" rel="nofollow">Don’t Let Wireless Networking Intimidate You</a><div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1790','Kim Sawyer'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> Sad to say, this is exactly where our society is going (and I quote you)….”our society ends up with two classes: the rich and the poor. ” Eventually, there will be no middle class.

Kim Sawyers last blog post..Don’t Let Wireless Networking Intimidate You

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]]> By: Tom Sawyer http://7daybuzz.com/five-random-questions/comment-page-1/#comment-1789 Tom Sawyer Wed, 17 Sep 2008 22:05:04 +0000 http://7daybuzz.com/?p=690#comment-1789 1. Sometimes people just want to use similarities as a way to decide which way to go. I'm of the belief that this was a calculated move by the McCain camp - the fact that she is a woman and how she looks - and I think people would be gullible to fall for it. Unfortunately, I think it is too late and regardless of her experience some people (men) want to see more of Palin. 2. **Shrug** Some people just can't put these two events into proper perspective. Can I? I'm not sure, but I do know that I work side by side with people everyday who lost everything in Katrina and they don't give it the reverence others seem to. 3. The message is still the same: Americans need to stop driving big trucks and SUVs with one or two passengers. If we stop buying these vehicles, the guys in Detroit will scream bloody murder and change will happen. Think of all the "people" in a certain "District" who have "donations" from the auto industry. Do you think they want that money to dry up? On a side note: Is Chevron or Exxon (I forget which one) think we are stupid enough to think they are really doing something to develop/improve electric/hybrid car battery production? COME ON! 4. OJ permanently came into our lives when he decided to jump into the back of a white Bronco and have a low-speed chase on the freeway. Every since then, he is just some sad entertainment. 5. Actually I think the government props up many businesses. Think about this for a minute. The housing market is horrible. Gas prices are high. All this impacts other products we buy. If the government went one year without supporting some businesses - helping the rich stay rich - things would crumble and eventually change would happen. In my opinion, we are already headed to a time where credit scores and the fact that someone has a foreclosure on their record means little - the housing industry has to sell houses to someone. Also, if we eventually can't afford to buy some products, they will either sit on the shelf or come down in price. I guess it is a scenario where things get worse quick so they can get better fast or we continue the way we are going and our society ends up with two classes: the rich and the poor. Maybe this is too simplistic, but I've seen first hand that things aren't as always as complex as some may think.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('1789','Tom Sawyer'); return false;">Reply</a> </div> 1. Sometimes people just want to use similarities as a way to decide which way to go. I’m of the belief that this was a calculated move by the McCain camp – the fact that she is a woman and how she looks – and I think people would be gullible to fall for it. Unfortunately, I think it is too late and regardless of her experience some people (men) want to see more of Palin.

2. **Shrug** Some people just can’t put these two events into proper perspective. Can I? I’m not sure, but I do know that I work side by side with people everyday who lost everything in Katrina and they don’t give it the reverence others seem to.

3. The message is still the same: Americans need to stop driving big trucks and SUVs with one or two passengers. If we stop buying these vehicles, the guys in Detroit will scream bloody murder and change will happen. Think of all the “people” in a certain “District” who have “donations” from the auto industry. Do you think they want that money to dry up? On a side note: Is Chevron or Exxon (I forget which one) think we are stupid enough to think they are really doing something to develop/improve electric/hybrid car battery production? COME ON!

4. OJ permanently came into our lives when he decided to jump into the back of a white Bronco and have a low-speed chase on the freeway. Every since then, he is just some sad entertainment.

5. Actually I think the government props up many businesses. Think about this for a minute. The housing market is horrible. Gas prices are high. All this impacts other products we buy. If the government went one year without supporting some businesses – helping the rich stay rich – things would crumble and eventually change would happen. In my opinion, we are already headed to a time where credit scores and the fact that someone has a foreclosure on their record means little – the housing industry has to sell houses to someone. Also, if we eventually can’t afford to buy some products, they will either sit on the shelf or come down in price. I guess it is a scenario where things get worse quick so they can get better fast or we continue the way we are going and our society ends up with two classes: the rich and the poor. Maybe this is too simplistic, but I’ve seen first hand that things aren’t as always as complex as some may think.

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