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Tupac Said This about Trump in 1992 – It’s Still Relevant Today – Video

Unlike today’s entertainers, Tupac – one of the greatest rappers ever – was never afraid to delve into the land of politics and social injustices. In this MTV clip, Pac talked about greed and directly referenced today’s Republican presidential nominee, Donald Trump.

Everybody’s taught that. You wanna be successful? You wanna be like Trump? Gimme gimme gimme, push push push push, step step step, crush crush crush. That’s how it all is… It’s too much money here. Nobody should be hitting the lotto for 36 million and we’ve got people starving in the streets. That’s not idealistic, that’s just real. That’s just stupid… There’s no way that these people should own planes and there are people who don’t have houses.

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Politics

The Rich tells The Poor – Your Greed is Hurting the Economy – PIC

 

The Republican’s wish.

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Mitt Romney Politics

Mitt Romney – The Only Man Brave Enough To Take On The “Glutton Of Greed” – Big Bird

There are a lot of things wrong with our economy. One problem for example is the deficit that exploded out of control under the Bush administration. Although the Obama administration is taking some necessary steps to stem the spending in Washington, there is one area of the budget Mr. Obama has failed to tackle.

And now, thanks to Mitt Romney, all our problems will be solved. Romney is the only one brave enough to stare the problem in its face and capable enough to even mention the problem by name – Big Bird!

The ad below explains…

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Politics

A Rare Moment – Charlie Chaplin Speaks – Must See Video

Born in 1889 in London England, Charlie Chaplin is known today for his silent shows and movies. But in the clip below, the voice of Charlie Chaplin is heard speaking to us all. Speaking truths that are just as needed today as they were back then.

Listen to his words and apply what he said to our present economic and political environment.

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