Ted Rall for November 28, 2009

  1. Birthcontrol
    Dtroutma  over 14 years ago

    Good time to learn Mandarin. Or maybe Hindi?

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    wmclay  over 14 years ago

    Yes, let’s hope to be rescued by the PRIVATE sector, the same unregulated criminals who caused this economic collapse in the first place.

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    Hiroshi767  over 14 years ago

    Simply showing DVD is not enough. School should explain more in detail so that children could understand real situations in the world.

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    comYics  over 14 years ago

    So less corrupt banks, less problems eh linusbern…sounds like a decent direction.

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    Carolo1  over 14 years ago

    Scott lies

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    farmermatt  over 14 years ago

    fennec, thanks for the link.

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    wmclay  over 14 years ago

    Our economy is in shambles and people obsess over a birth certificate. Talk about rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic!

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    ransomdstone  over 14 years ago

    Rall clearly ‘lives’ on the right side of town.

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    Antidote  over 14 years ago

    my my comYics, I think you need to get out more.

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  10. Jude
    tcolkett  over 14 years ago

    right on rikoshayrabbit!!!

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  11. Vanilla ice cool as ice
    edmondd  over 14 years ago

    The story of Nis-Ant-argadatt the ant talks about how this little ant was strolling about on top of a dinner table when all of the sudden, in its blind, weird universe of chemistry scents, it detected a structure and climbed upon it.

    Nis-Ant never wondered what it was because it could not detect it, but most importantly, because ants are devoid of abstract thinking–for an ant is just an ant after all. The ant did several laps around a beautifully decorated vase and then was put back near its nest by an external observer that had felt pity for the ant, for it was far away from home.

    But again, Nis-Ant was not able to be grateful for the mysterious deliverance, not only because it was unable to feel gratitude, for ants are just ants after all, but because it never understood what had happened since it had no concept, among many other things, of what a “mysterious deliverance” is, for the ant was just a simple ant living in its blind, weird universe of chemical scents. The observer did not need any of the ant’s gratitude however, as he was content to see it live free. The observer was some kind of a Buddhist in this regard. Nis-Ant lived happily ever after in its nest, or at least until it was killed by a Non-Buddhist’s insecticide days later.

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