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ParticipantLike a snow flake that becomes the avalanche?
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ParticipantTrue. While I dont mind a friendly debate once in a while I cant stand rude argumentitve people.
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ParticipantI was kind of out of the loop when this was posted. Did anything viable come along? I wish I could be more help but when it comes to the running of a forum I know next to nothing.
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ParticipantIt amazes me how many people register and dont post….or never even come back. Why waste your time if your not really interested?
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ParticipantIn Califronia's case it was simple price gouging. They were buying power from places like Texas and were being charged much more than the average market price because it was well known California was desperate for power.
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ParticipantThe New Deal didn't end the Depression, it probably did more to lengthen it
Interesting take. What makes you think it may have lengthened it?
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ParticipantIt just seems like more than a coincedence that all the south had been vacated as it were except Sumter which just happened to be in Charleston, South Carolina, a seat of secession. Remember, Lincoln said he would do whatever it took to preseve the union.
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ParticipantYou may be right. He had to have had a reason to add that parable. Maybe it was political or maybe he just hoped it would boost sales.
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ParticipantThanks Donald for the recommendations, and Phid for the link. Our house should be done by the first week of November and after we get moved in I think I will pick up a couple of those and spend the long winter days reading them. On a kind of seperate note what draws you guys to the great awakening? What was it about that time and circumstance that interest you?
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ParticipantSome of the things I read they were doing to people I hadnt even heard of the Nazis doing. It was beyond anything I had ever heard of. I had to stop looking at the images or it would have given me nightmares.
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ParticipantI brought up the energy market de-regulation because my electric bill in Texas doubled from April to May this spring and I actually used less electricity in May than in April. That to me, stunk of gouging. I just don't get how prices went from 11.4c per Kw/h to 24.7c per Kw/h in one month. Sometimes I think regulation is a good thing, especially in certain sectors of the economy such as public utilities.
When I live in California it nearly drove them into the ground. It got so bad we were having rolling blackouts and Pg&e was near bankrutcy.
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ParticipantI am so horribly ignorent of this part of history, can anyone recommend a good book on the subject?
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Participantit feels like it's too broad.
It's qiute a broad spectrum your tying to cover with just one word.
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ParticipantA competent general would have ended the war right there IMHO
Agreed. I think Even an average General like Hooker could have. Lee was handed to the federals on a silver plate.
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ParticipantA little research show that the firsdt edition (1800) of the book did not include the Cherry tree fable, it was added in 1806 for the fifth edition.
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