This is a cartoon from 1948 how did they know how it would be in 2009?
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Anamated cartoon from 1948
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Anamated cartoon from 1948
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Re: Anamated cartoon from 1948
A grim reminder about what happens to us when we forget history. Thanks for sharing MoJo.
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Re: Anamated cartoon from 1948
Here you go:
[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=mVh75ylAUXY[/youtube]
[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=mVh75ylAUXY[/youtube]
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Re: Anamated cartoon from 1948
Just now as I was watching this, my Father over heard part of the dialog and asked me " Is that about Obama?" Sad so very sad.
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It's been going on since the turn of the (last) century, it's no different now than it was then.
History teaches you that nobody ever learns from history, and that everyone always lives at the turning point right before "everything can go really bad"
My folks felt the same way back in the 60's, and my grandparents felt the same way back in the late 30's/early 40's.
EDIT: Interesting how they pick the automobile as a success story, eh?
History teaches you that nobody ever learns from history, and that everyone always lives at the turning point right before "everything can go really bad"
My folks felt the same way back in the 60's, and my grandparents felt the same way back in the late 30's/early 40's.
EDIT: Interesting how they pick the automobile as a success story, eh?
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