What I would like to see disappear in the economic collapse..Have Fun!

Well, since many will be unemployed during the economic collapse we can spend our time doing many positive things.

1. Review all laws that Congress ever passed in order to identify those which are unconstitutional.

2. Clean up some of the trash littered around our towns.

3. Neocons. Yeah, I think it would be nice if some of them would disappear - or at least revise their political views to include obeying the Constitution.

4. Would be good if high gas prices disappeared....

What I believe will go with the economic collapse are the laws prohibiting the cultivation of hemp and, of course, it's highly cultured cousin sinsemilla.

collectivism for one

Someday the market will be allowed to tell us what we want and don't want...

Arrogance, Jealousy, Greed, Hopelessness, War

George Bush, Sean Hannity, CNN, MSNBC, CNBC, F#X, Obama, McCain, Mitt Romney, Pelosi (aka Wicked Witch of the West), EVERY Pharmaceutical Company, Blackwater, The ENTIRE Rothschild family and friends and the Govenor of NJ.

Many more.. but ya get the jist.

Does my burka make my butt look fatwa?

In God We Trust!

What I'd like to see disappear? >>>>> Press #1 for English

,in my opinion, are: 1) people's ability to service debt, 2) demand for general goods and services including the demand for food and energy 3)...

I guess what I'd like to see disappear are cosmetic surgeries, breast implants, ridiculous sun glasses and other artificial things that people spend way too much time on.

"first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks...will deprive the people of all property" -Thomas Jefferson

Humvees... they're sooo friggen ugly and every time I see one I think of Arnold

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Ventura/Paul 2008
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"I have once heard that the ability to resist temptation is the truest measure of a mans character."

Dustin Hoffman to Steve McQueen
"Papillion"

down with 'government run schools' and up with 'free market education,' only this can save the future of our country in the long run.

The prevailing attitude that the purpose of life is to accumulate wealth, and the accompanying condescension towards those of us who choose not to play that game. I consider money to be no different than food, water or oxygen; I need all of them to survive, but I don't sit around daydreaming about any of them.

I respect your right to chase dollar signs if that's what makes you happy, and I'll even help defend your hoard against governmental theft. The least you can do in return is to not look down your nose at me for not sharing your obsession.

Feel free to classify your fellow money-hungry drones according to who's "winning" your game, but recognize that some of us choose to not even play, much less try to win. Please place our names in an alternate column, rather than at the bottom of yours.

(Note: This is not a condemnation of capitalism. I'm no Marxist. I understand the inevitability of economic classes in a truly free society. But don't expect me to accept the second-class status you apply to those who play your game and fail. I exist outside your hierarchy.)

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Dump every doodad into the drink.

Re my craziness over things that just strike me as so incongruous as to approach complete lack of awareness? For me, using a pick-up truck as a passenger vehicle instead of as a pick-up is just absurd...and then driving that thing at 80 miles an hour up into the mountains to get out into the "wilderness" to ride another stupid contraption that makes incredible noise, stinks, and burns fuel for what? More entertainment? To be one with nature? Please! Or simply to drink in the woods and leave a mess behind?

People can do whatever the heck they want, basically, as far as I'm concerned, but when I see employees of my condo association's landscaping company wearing protective gear--i.e., goggles, headsets, and masks--so they can use machine-powered contraptions that make incredible noise, give you a headache, and make your eyes water--to make the "landscape"--I dunno--pretty? You gotta wonder. Really. Uh, have these folks heard of a rake and broom?

Leaf blowers and snowmobiles! Gotta go! :)

The prevalence of arrogance that permeates this society!

and maybe even all the other governments in the world. Civitas delenda est!

Time to list Fox News again. Oh, and while I'm at it, the comparable: Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?

For instance:

1. Luddites: There are only 2 ways to end technologies, dark ages and outlawing them. Which one are you hoping for? You'll never get rid of cellphones, Oh ye agrarian deluded. The past SUCKED! We are way better off than our ancestors. Ever have people looked back to the past as some sort of golden age, and it's always been nonsense. I like having antibiotics and not losing half of our children before they reach adulthood, thank you!
2. Environmentalists: Who are you trying to save the earth for? Some vile little critter that would eat you if it could? I've studied biology all my life, and I am confident that any example of human horrors can be matched or exceeded by something that happens in the "natural" world. Further, the distinction between "natural" (not from people) and "artificial" (made by people) is false and silly. There is nothing unnatural about anything we do. We are products of nature and nature's God. I freakin LOVE styrofoam. I miss it. It's great for insulating yummy cheap coffee.
3. Cops: I never break laws except slight moving violations, but I still get freaked out by cops. Uniformed government thugs who have a right to use any force, basically at their discretion, and whose word is assumed to be more valid than my own if I complain. People should be responsible for their own protection. We don't need f-in cops everywhere. They're there to protect the system, not the people. "To protect and serve" doesn't refer to you, it refers to the state. And the state is the primary enemy we face.

There's a start, anyway.

Hollywood with its bloated egos and bloated salaries...and their NWO agendas....

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The fiat currency, the staid independence(as opposed to interdependence) of Americans, The closed Church/ assembly, the erosion of / apathy toward our Constitutional rights, the Democrat/Republican stronghold on elections,the personal tax on work for pay, the IRS, diebold voting machines,CFR run politicians,imports from Chiina tainted with lead. Less seriously (not to be outlawed , I would just like to be able to ignore them) cell phones, cappuchino shoppes, pet supermarkets, and pet salons.
Will policemen still be armed with tasers? Tasers would be #1 on my list of things I would like never to have to see again.( I would accept a realistic defense against them as a substitute-too many times they are abused)

Libera me, let the truth break, what my fears make--Leslie Phillips

...riding lawnmowers and those god-awful kerosene or propane burning, toxic-stink creating leaf and dirt blowers. For the love of God--am I the only one who sees the total incongruity of "caring for nature" while simultaenously creating small "twisters" of dust, dirt, and oh, yes leaves while disturbing the peace and stinkin' up the joint? Is it just me?

And yes, SUV's, snowmobiles (another ridiculous machine used to create noise and pollution while enjoying nature..?), housing developments that rip down trees by the thousands miles from anywhere so the inhabitants can enjoy nature (do we see a theme here?), but practically have to drive to their mailbox to get their mail and have to drive everywhere to do everything...I tell ya--when I drive up north and see these bozos in their huge SUV's or pick-up trucks with their snowmobiles in the back--I really, really, really have to worry about the brain power behind that...

The Department of Energy, the Fed, the Department of Education, the Department of Labor, the Department of Health & Human Services--I'll stop here. I'm sure I've pissed off plenty of people already. :)

That way you can sew what women look like behind their masks. Muwahaahaaa.

We can all say what needs to be done, but who here led by example today?

I hope political correctness dissappears, and people learn that one size doesn't fit all in America.
For ex.
Not everyone believes your born gay/lesbian.
Global warming isn't proven by science.
God is God, not government or man. Nor can man or government change the world for their purposes or change God's will.
You don't have to graduate from a state run or subsidized high school/ college to get a good job or be successful.
Success and happiness isn't how much stuff you acquire, or commuting to a big city for work making a five or six figure income.

People should take care of their own instead of government taking care of them.
Too many to list.

Davy C Rockett

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http://screamfreedom.blog...
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Besides the FED, Dept. of Education, etc... as many have pointed out.

1. People Magazine
2. Star Magazine
3. Any other "celebrity" magazine
4. Fashion Shows and Magazines
5. Fashion Shows with clothing for "men"
6. Southern California/The Entire State of Florida/New York & other Northeast yuppie areas (minus Ron Paul supporters of course) - or perhaps we can repopulate them with sensible people?
7. Award Shows
8. Any television programming that is not Mythbusters, Survivorman, or Penn & Teller

In God We Trust!

What I would love to see go away is "Press #1 for English"

With the potential for an upcoming financial crisis that will extend to each and every home in the United States and your recent post regarding what could items and services be gone as a result, it brings to my attention just how much money is going out the door for the items and services I really don't need.

Cell phones are a big one; $200 a month betwen mine and my wife's and my daughter is getting to that age where she will want one soon. Cable television; over $100 a month is being spent in my home for that luxury. Credit card bills account for $550 a month between me and my wife, which is probably not too far from home of many Americans overall. So right there without having to stretch my mind too far, I have $850 a month in expenses for things I really don't need.

If and when things get bad, a simple discontinuation of paying for these bills will give me some sort of flexibility to still feed my family, keep the roof over our heads, and keep that home with electricity and gas.

We will all be able to make sacrifices to ensure our safety and perhaps some of these extra luxuries could be curtailed prior to the collapse.

This will be an interesting upcomming couple of years that is for sure.