Gordon Johnson
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Need database designers, systems analysis, data mining, CAD-CAM, jet spallation experts| Hometown: | Alexandria, VA |
| Interests: | America's Future Now, New Energy, Quality Education, An Economy for All |
| Honors: | 3 |
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- September 3, 2008 - 3:06pm
The economic stance in favor today is to give breaks to the wealthy under the expectation that if they have more money, they are more likely to be in a position to invest to make our means of production bigger and better. What the stance is missing is that corporations do lots of marketing studies to figure out how much of what to produce. Guess what the marketing studies look at?
- March 21, 2008 - 12:22am
Gargantuan compensation for executives and insultingly low wages for common workers skews production. If rich people insist on keeping money in the upper echelons of society, they are doing themselves and society injustice because spending money is how we vote for what we want.
- Commented Mr. Bush expects what?? in a discussion on Bush Rebuffs Governors (News Headline) | February 26, 2008 - 4:38am
- Commented Bush and his imperious oil buddies are myopic in a discussion on The Three Trillion Dollar War (Progressive Opinion) | February 26, 2008 - 3:48am
- February 23, 2008 - 3:39am
US policy priorities should be reevaluated when traveling millions of miles to Mars is more important than a short trip 25 miles into earth's crust. Space travel is essentially accomplished and this particular trip is of direct consequence to a very small group of people, whereas proving that geothermal energy can be harvested anywhere on earth's surface would demonstrate a global solution to our energy problems and as side benefits show how to halt greenhouse gas emissions and to reverse global warming.
- Commented Say it with a smile!! in a discussion on Don’t Believe the [Conservative] Hype (Video) | February 21, 2008 - 1:03am
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- September 3, 2008 - 3:06pm
The economic stance in favor today is to give breaks to the wealthy under the expectation that if they have more money, they are more likely to be in a position to invest to make our means of production bigger and better. What the stance is missing is that corporations do lots of marketing studies to figure out how much of what to produce. Guess what the marketing studies look at?
- March 21, 2008 - 12:22am
Gargantuan compensation for executives and insultingly low wages for common workers skews production. If rich people insist on keeping money in the upper echelons of society, they are doing themselves and society injustice because spending money is how we vote for what we want.
- February 23, 2008 - 3:39am
US policy priorities should be reevaluated when traveling millions of miles to Mars is more important than a short trip 25 miles into earth's crust. Space travel is essentially accomplished and this particular trip is of direct consequence to a very small group of people, whereas proving that geothermal energy can be harvested anywhere on earth's surface would demonstrate a global solution to our energy problems and as side benefits show how to halt greenhouse gas emissions and to reverse global warming.
- February 20, 2008 - 11:05pm
We have the technology to lift all boats. We (at least the folks visiting this site) know what we have is better than a lot of the world but is far from the best there can be. There is a solution available that can eliminate poverty and hunger, the national debt (not just the deficit), pollution, and lots more problems. The solution will take a great deal of refocusing of effort.
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- Commented Mr. Bush expects what?? in a discussion on Bush Rebuffs Governors (News Headline) | February 26, 2008 - 4:38am
- Commented Bush and his imperious oil buddies are myopic in a discussion on The Three Trillion Dollar War (Progressive Opinion) | February 26, 2008 - 3:48am
- Commented Say it with a smile!! in a discussion on Don’t Believe the [Conservative] Hype (Video) | February 21, 2008 - 1:03am
- Commented love your humor, and your point is "on the money" in a discussion on Please Just Send My Tax Rebate To Mastercard And Save Me The 41 Cents... (Blog entry) | February 21, 2008 - 12:52am
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