Mike Malloy - A Message To The "Used To Have" Americans

[hschulein]

Last edited Sun Feb 9, 2014, 09:11 AM - Edit history (1)

Mike talks to the struggling middle class in a brief but powerful message.

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Regards.

HERNAN
BUENOS AIRES
ARGENTINA

[blkmusclmachine]

1. DC serves its Masters: the 1%.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

2. The Right has dictated our economic policy for far too long....

To the point where Democrats have bought into the idea that their success should be measured by the SAME PARAMETERS as the Right.

They BRAG about how well the Stock Market is doing while the rest of the country looks like this...



As YES. That is the Capital Dome in the distance.

[maddiemom]

3. Excellent point (and photo)...and Mike Malloy is right on track (except HOW do we

resist this ATTITUDE? More a problem than the actual PTB.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

6. We need a President that ignores the Beltway.....

STARTING with the contempt they display when they use the word "Populism".

They act like we need their permission and they get off on our disappointment.

[maddiemom]

8. With all due respect...Well.Duh.....

[Spitfire of ATJ]

9. So far,....no dice...

However...

[maddiemom]

11. Wait, I'm taking offense here. I LOVE Joe. Part of the Repug ploy, picked

up by the media, is that he's a dimwit. If you'd ever paid attention to him before he was VP, you'd know he isn't. He was too much of a gentleman to Sarah Palin in their debate, and everyone was then surprised at how well he handled the cocky Paul Ryan. I wasn't surprised at all. Just consider his wife, Jill. Not only a gorgeous woman, but, other than Hillary, probably the best educated and successful on her own POTUS or VP wife. (You can hold any Hillary putdowns). Jill would never have married a clown. Was he getting off that train when he COMMUTED to D.C. from Delaware as a senator, keeping close to his constituents and saving the taxpayers a few bucks?

[maddiemom]

12. But wait again, on second thought. I slept in and maybe I took your post the

wrong way concerning Joe Biden. If so, I apologize; if not, I meant every word.

[Spitfire of ATJ]

13. People are WAY TOO touchy here of late....

Biden is the ultimate outsider to the DC Villagers as he never joined in their schmoozing and didn't consider it a status symbol to get invited to some millionaire's party.

[gLibDem]

4. Obviously we will be taking our children down with us.

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

5. Great rant. But it's "useD to have", not "use to have".

An annoyingly, increasingly common error.

In this case I see it as simple carelessness. However, sloppy publication standards by companies that could afford to hire proofreaders, but won't represents another example of corporate greed. They want us to see typos and grammatical errors as no big deal. I reject that ideology.

[hschulein]

10. useD

Thanks for the observation. I corrected it.

It was 2am here in Argentina and I was falling asleep and editing video at the same time.

Regards.

HERNAN

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

15. Thanks. Not your mistake, though. It's that way on the youtube vid. Unless--

did you write the title for the show?

[IrishAyes]

14. As one of those notorious former English Majors, I'm with you.

In casual writing I don't always follow correct form, but I do try to avoid downright mistaks.

Here's something weird: I'm rather dyslexic but can look at a printed page and my gaze gravitates to typos. Go figure.

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

16. Interesting. I'm not dyslexic, but they sure do jump out at me, too!

[tex-wyo-dem]

7. Basically, we're playing of a story that...

Is as old as the hills. The wealthy assume the mantle of leadership (king, dictator, politician, CEO...) and begin to take and take and provide favoritism to their fellow wealthy club members while the rest of the population suffers in squalor and poverty. As history has shown us, however, the have-nots of societies will only take it so much before they are forced to do something about it.

[BelgianMadCow]

17. Hunger Games

[fasttense]

18. It seems that Americans are willing to suffer most any indignity at the hands of the uber rich

just as long as they get their drugs and TV.