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By Joseph Kopnitsky, February 17, 2010 at 6:35 am Link to this comment
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If we do not accept that we must be governed and be governable we are not going to survive. The wise farmer works to know how much he can take from his land so he doesn’t ruin it. The world’s capitalists either forgot this lesson or never knew it. It applies to all of our endevors.
Report thisAs for not accepting governing what do we call cells in the body that do not accept the bodies government?