Ralph Nader: Corporate takeover of America. Pt. 2

Thom Hartmann and Ralph Nader (http://nader.org/) talk about Tea Party, midterm elections and a role of the corporate power in American history and political system of today.

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[Lightmane321]

My God. A television news program that actually has a long in-depth discussion with a guest. What's next? Ethical & moral standards? : )

[bobino2468]

I've never heard of you before Mr. Hartmann! Subscribed! Maybe I've just missed it, but perhaps some advertising would go a long way. Your very genuine, rational, and interesting to watch.

[1neomonkey]

@woostopalypse You're absolutely wrong, Jesse Ventura is totally for unions, and programs to help the poor. He voted for Ralph Nader during the last presidential elections. Ventura is for a single payer health care system, is for free education for all, is for a debt free monetary system, and is against corporate welfare. These are the most important things anyone can do to liberate the poor.

[CosmicFork]

Thom Hartmann says to Ralph Nader, "I voted for you in 2000!" Yes, and in doing so he helped Bastard Bush steal the 2000 presidential election, after LOSING the popular vote by over Half A Million Votes to Al Gore... Thanks for nothing, Thom. As far as I'm concerned Nader is culpable for this nation having to suffer through 8 years of that bastard!

[PurpleHoneyBear]

You think Bloomberg would change things? Wouldn't he just lower tax rates for the rich? Hmmm...

[Lightmane321]

@dannon2010 Oh come on. Things aren't bad. Take these natural disasters, for instance. The republicans are right. We can't provide relief to people, who've been devastated by natural disasters, UNLESS we make cuts to other programs to "offset" the expense of helping people who've been devastated by these natural disasters. Makes perfect sense to Eric Cantor, so clearly we communist fascists simply don't know what we're talking about. Trying to help people, simply to help them. HAH! ; )

[dannon2010]

@Lightmane321 Yeah, I need to learn how to make the little winking guy...might help. it just goes to show you, that the right has gotten so off kilter that what I posted could actually be considered SERIOUS. That's because THEY ARE that stupid and ridiculous...it's not your fault for misinterpreting..things are just really that fucked up.

[Lightmane321]

@dannon2010 LOL. Wow. You got me. I totally thought you were serious, but now that you said you were joking, your words are way more clear. That's the problem with words without inflection. Can't tell sometimes. Glad you were joking. But what you said is what many on the right actually think about Progressives. That we're communist fascists - lol

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[dannon2010]

@Lightmane321 dude...please...I was JOKING. THAT"S how far the nut job right has come, when I post the most ridiculous, stupid ass shit, and people actually think I'm being serious.

[Lightmane321]

@dannon2010 Fascist American killing liberal? No.

Socialist Progressive Liberal? Yes.

How dare I demand ethical & moral standards. What was I thinking. You're right. Very "fascist" of me.

Much better to be an American killing, borrow & spend into oblivion, people hating radical right wing scum.

Ah yes. So much better to be one of those people.

[dannon2010]

@Lightmane321 let's not get carried away here! Moral and Ethical behavior? C'mon, you have to be one of those Fascist, Socialist, American killing liberals...we all know where compassion gets you...