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Because he lived in a communist country and saw firsthand how communists treat civilians once they take over a nation. He knew that communists murder babies, children, innocent women, men, civilians in greater numbers than any other group on earth including Islam. Murdering children is nothing to a communist. They thrive on shedding innocent blood. As to scarface... He had enough knowledge and experience from dealing with Communists to know they are liars who would sell their own mother for the right price. Nothing is precious to a Communist. Not so for the drug cartels of his day and even today in Mexico the Cartels Obama is attempting to bring down are the same that oppose communism and the agenda of the UN to disarm them. Scarface - like many mobsters of his day - valued the lives of innocent children and refused to murder children. The difference between drug dealers and communists is that drug dealers like Scarface have a conscience. Communists do not. Look at Hanoi Jane and how she dimed out our own soldiers in vietnam causing them to be tortured. Where is Jane Fonda today? She is the darling of the Communist progressive party otherwise known as USA democrats. It is the liberals in this nation who have sold out to communists.
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Those are coins used in the United States. Nickel = 0.05 dollars. Dime = 0.10 dollars.
Without a Trace - 2002 Nickel and Dimed 3-6 was released on: USA: 4 November 2004 France: 2 April 2006 Hungary: 21 September 2006
Without a Trace - 2002 Nickel and Dimed Part 2 3-7 was released on: USA: 11 November 2004 France: 2 April 2006 Hungary: 28 September 2006
Colin McKinnon has: Played Shopper in "Neighbours" in 1985. Played Man in "Janus" in 1994. Played Staff Member in "Janus" in 1994. Played Worker Being Nickel and Dimed in "The American Ruling Class" in 2005. Played Neighbor in "Shot at Sundown" in 2010.
"Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America" by Barbara Ehrenreich details the life of low-wage workers, including factory workers.
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The phrase "nickel and dime to death" originates from the concept of repeatedly charging small amounts of money, akin to paying in nickels and dimes, which can accumulate and become burdensome over time. This expression likely evolved from the practice of nickel and diming in business, where additional charges are added incrementally. It conveys the idea of being financially drained or exhausted by continuous small expenses.
Barbara Ehrenreich has written: 'Des experts et des femmes' 'The American health empire: power, profits, and politics' -- subject(s): Medical care 'The Snarling Citizen' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Popular culture 'The hearts of men' 'Por Cuatro Duros/nickel And Dimed' 'Complaints and disorders' -- subject(s): Sociological aspects, Health and hygiene, Socioeconomic Factors, History, History, 19th Century, Women's Health, Women's Rights, Social Conditions, Prejudice, Women, History, 20th Century 'Dancing in the streets' -- subject(s): Festivals, Fasts and feasts, The Spectacular, Collective behavior, Happiness, History 'This land is their land' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Social problems 'Microeconomics, Nickel And Dimed, And Aplia Activation Card' 'Re-making love' -- subject(s): Sex (Psychology), Women, Sexual behavior, Feminism, Sex customs 'The American health empire' -- subject(s): Medical care 'Bright-sided' -- subject(s): Self-confidence, Optimism, Happiness, Success in business 'Nickel and dimed' -- subject(s): Minimum wage, Unskilled labor, Poverty, Working poor 'Dancing in the Streets' -- subject(s): History, Festivals, Fasts and feasts, The Spectacular, Collective behavior, Happiness 'Fear of falling' -- subject(s): Attitudes, Middle class, Middle classes 'The revolt of the middle classes'
Only if you have been "dimed" out for having contraband--drugs or stolen items--in your room and a search warrant is being executed.
George Ruiz has: Played Worker Being Nickel and Dimed in "The American Ruling Class" in 2005. Performed in "Tales of the Rat Fink" in 2006. Played Trek 183 in "Trek 183" in 2008. Played Shaun in "La chambre de motel" in 2008. Played George in "Waiting for Her" in 2008. Played Paul McKenzie in "Pesticide" in 2008. Played Man in "Dead in the Water" in 2009. Performed in "Blood After Sunset" in 2009. Played Paramedic in "Elliot Loves" in 2012.
An all inclusive vacation means you would prepay your airfare, hotel stay, all meals and beverages, and transportation to and from the airport. You can leave tips for housekeepers and food servers, and any trips you would like to take off the resort are at your own expense. As all inclusive trips are flat rate, you would not be nickel and dimed for anything. Some of the best resorts in the Caribbean include, West Bay Club, Harborside Resort at Atlantis and Beaches Turks and Caicos Resort.