What?There would not be a stock market if there was no freedom.Do you think people in Communist China can play on the stock market like you can here?You have to understand that natural resources,such as oil are protected by our military and belong to our citizens.Since we have had wars to keep our freedom, that you are even writing on the internet is because of others sacrifice.Use of our natural resources and a stock market based on supply and demand is what we should have,not the crooked mess that we have now.We always had a supply and demand stock market before they deregulated it and started running it up artificially with oil. The world you think exists where big business runs everything has a name.F@scism and its not how our country is supposed to work.Actually our country is not working now,its in a depression.your way will never work and probably will get us in a war before long.This time it will be right here in our country.Possibly by our own citizens if the government keeps going further and further f@scist.
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