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I Could Never Understand How We Could Put 120,000 Japanese Behind A Fence In World War Ii. I Remember Being Bewildered About That.

The Establishment People Tell Us That If The Workers Wanted To Share The Profits, It Was Called Communism. When Management Wants To Share Profits, It's Called A Bonus.

I Find Celebrity Status Difficult To Bear When I Am In The Company Of My Mother.

The System Of Volunteerism Is Divisive. It Pits One Charity Against The Others For The Charity Dollar.

The Biggest Threat To This Country Isn't The Russians. It's Our Own Inability To Make Democracy Or Capitalism Work.