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Tony Niederberger's avatar

"Dear Abby" had a column come out about the how and why of God leaving the United States (...and everywhere else) back in the late 70's or early 80's. It ended with--and I am paraphrasing here--"I do not go where I am not wanted, for I am a gentleman." I would be very thankful if someone could find it and reprint it.

If there were ever a reason to hate the wealthy, it certainly came out in yesterday's "PATRIOT POST." I have always said that todays terrorists, with rare exception, come from money. The Patriot Post yesterday said the exact same thing. In inner city areas, it is mostly black youth running the streets. Most of the white trash comes into the blue collar areas but they are nowhere near as many because many of my neighbors will make sure many of them are never heard from again.

The right answer is 'To hell with local police (Everywhere) because they will just run away or use the even more lame excuse of "We were told to stand down. "'

Especially here in PA, there used to be a mayor in Philadelphia called Frank Rizzo and do you know what he did 42 years ago ?? He ordered the black community in downtown Philly to "Stop the rioting or else." A week later, he had, I believe, 12 blocks torched. Of course, the media criticized it, but what else happened? There was almost no more crime in Philadelphia for the next three years.

Satanj needs to b e forced and In can't think of a better way than to call out the national guard, impose a curfew and give them orders to "Shoot to kill."

To end homelessness, end all the government payments they now receive (Vote buying in the extreme) and homelessness would end in a day. Yes, my post is extreme, but being nice just doesn't work.

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Schløngtäviøus Lårdmåster's avatar

This is by no means as scientific. as our daily polls. As a firefighter and first responder, we make runs to the homes of the poor and the well off. There are no false facades worn by those whose home is burning down or a loved one is in need. When looking at the contents of a house or talking to the families, it seems that the poor are much more guided by faith than the well off. Not all, by most, by a long shot. Wether their hose has burned down or someone is ill and being flown out, the poor put it in God’s hand. They also see the devil at work in the world in general. Amazing what gets talked about in the aftermath of a crisis. We make runs in some very poor areas so I experience a lot of this. Just had an OD the other day. The deceased was not from a poor family.

Many of the affluent seem have given up religion and worship government and materialism.

I can say the same for many people I am around on a regular basis.

This doesn’t explain what goes on in the violence raging inner cities. That is another story.

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