picked the pockets of working people to protect the estates of the pantheist. how could he possibly have managed to devise a working class dementia tax? this working-class dementia tax? this does more working-class dementia tax? this does more for working class dementia tax? this does more for working people up and down does more for working people up and down the does more for working people up and down the country than labour ever did, because we are actually solving the problem they failed to address. we are the problem they failed to address. we are disregarding your housing as it all together, mr speaker, while you are it all together, mr speaker, while you are in it all together, mr speaker, while you are in it. it it all together, mr speaker, while you are in it you are in it. it ended with sir keir starmer you are in it. it ended with sir keir starmer poking you are in it. it ended with sir keir starmer poking no - you are in it. it ended with sir keir starme
pantheist you think you and the rest of the universe are the same thing anyway so your mind and mind of the plants are the same thing. which may be accurate with some of these greenies. glenn: tell me. tell me, america, that we don t need to learn correct principles? and restore common sense. back in to our place. tell me you can just unplug and don t worry about it. it s always been like this. no, it hasn t. no, it hasn t. at least not in the last couple hundred years here on this continent. back in a minute.
corn, let s say, go sterile, if dow goes under, if something happens, we don t have natural corn anymore. it gives power to feed the world. to a select numbers of whoever holds the patent. here is the difference. your argument says i don t want to do that, because it may have dangerous consequences for humanity. the new constitution says we don t want to do that because it might insult the integrity of the corn or of the wheat. i haven t yet figured out no stack of corn or wheat ever said to me that was insulting! glenn: may i tell you something? if there aren t already, and i bet you know, if there aren t already there will be attorneys for plants. there already are. glenn: you bet. of course if you are a pantheist you think you and the rest of the universe are
something happens, we don t have natural corn anymore. it gives power to feed the world. to a select numbers of whoever holds the patent. here is the difference. your argument says i don t want to do that, because it may have dangerous consequences for humanity. the new constitution says we don t want to do that because it might insult the integrity of the corn or of the wheat. i haven t yet figured out no stack of corn or wheat ever said to me that was insulting! glenn: may i tell you something? if there aren t already, and i bet you know, if there aren t already there will be attorneys for plants. there already are. glenn: you bet. of course if you are a pantheist you think you and the rest of the universe are the same thing anyway so your mind and mind of the plants are the same thing. which may be accurate with