Try Not to Sing Along
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Because thinking deep is just too frickin' hard.
Just tryin' my best.
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From The Beginning
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2011
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October
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- Yeah, That Makes Sense
- Increased Militarization Of The Police
- Flying Irish Northside Run
- My Brain Hurts
- Oh, Look At The Bubbles
- Free Bieber
- Still Paralyzed And Dysfunctional
- Forewarned Is Forearmed
- More To Consider
- Establishing Operational Control
- Cyclocross Racing - Liberty Lake
- JV Cross Country Championship
- Thought Provoking
- It's Funny How Time Sneaks Up On You
- You Can Fool Some Of The People...
- Today's Double Entendre
- On The Road Towards Irrelevance?
- If Hands Could Speak
- The Rhetoric Doesn't Match
- Soccermom Susie Strikes Again
- The End Is Near--Again
- Cyclocross Racing At Riverside State Park
- Occupy Spokane March
- Now That's Customer Service
- No Phone Left Behind
- Giant 1, GM 0
- Betty White...
- She Makes It Look So Easy
- Occupy Spokane - Getting It Together
- Home, Home On The Range
- Paralyzed And Dysfunctional
- Yesterday's Cyclocross Racing
- We Mock What We Do Not Understand
- Now You Know How The System Works
- Little Miss OCD
- What We've Become
- Photos From Yesterday's Races
- Race Season Has Begun
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1 comment:
Great montage, thanks for sharing that.
Reinstating Glass-Steagall should be a no-brainer. But, with both parties on the take from Wall Street, neither Democrats or Republicans will hear this demand. There's the added issue (which this film avoids) that it was Clinton (not Reagan, as the film implies) who signed the repeal. Both parties are responsible for the repeal, and Clinton (for one) personally profited mightily for his signature on Gramm-Leach.
Nov. 12, 1999, now there's a date they should commerorate with the emergency klaxons.
Neither party wants to bring up the history oc Glass-Steagall, and so we get sidesteps like the Volcker Rule and Warren gets the boot. With all due respect to Volcker, his namesake workaround fails to establish a bright line between banking and speculation, between insurance of deposits and socialized risk.
Nothing prevents a repeat of 2008, particularly with globalized risks. Our exposure to Europe's similar, but perhaps even wackier, casino style banking system puts everyone's money on the table.
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