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Missy Vixen

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23. I need this on a t-shirt

Tue Dec 20, 2011, 11:41 AM

Dec 2011

>spoiled underworked and vastly overpaid bitch motherfuckers<

In the meantime, how in the hell are these assholes more "productive" than those at the very bottom of the freaking food chain? Please explain this to me. Why does Jamie Dimon make $23 million a year when the people who clean his office probably make minimum wage, work an 8-12 hour day, EVERY DAY, and have to show they actually did the work in question before getting paid? There's no golden parachute for them if they lose their job due to mismanagement at the top or because they get sick or injured, either.

As for that SOB that insists they need a "job creators' alliance" or whatever, to hell with him. Go back to the mansion and dry your tears on your 1000-thread pillowcase. Those who actually WORK for a living don't care about your "problems"!

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Bankers Seek to Debunk ‘Imbecile’ Attack on Top 1% [View all] Huey P. Long Dec 2011 OP

"Job Creators Alliance"??? Lindsay Dec 2011 #1

You bet they're job creators! Joe Bacon Dec 2011 #4

WE should attack them! kenfrequed Dec 2011 #17

"Job Creators" are always so whiny and fearful, aren't they? n/t Bolo Boffin Dec 2011 #30

Bankers produce what, exactly? SixthSense Dec 2011 #2

Bankers produce carla Dec 2011 #34

And what was his tax rate on the 23 million. trumad Dec 2011 #3

It's a pre-emptive strike. DCKit Dec 2011 #6

That's why I laugh when they threaten to leave. Shoe Horn Dec 2011 #8

If they want libertarianism send them to Somalia. Personally I'd put my odds on the pirates, TBF Dec 2011 #12

Somalia is a perfect place for them. I've been saying that for awhile - about the entire calimary Dec 2011 #64

I agree... KansDem Dec 2011 #15

They want the 'civilized', middle class dependant, artistic and safe environment of America... Shoe Horn Dec 2011 #32

I love it! Let them get out if they can't pay their fair share fuckwads. lonestarnot Dec 2011 #35

That is why Dubai DonCoquixote Dec 2011 #49

"Productive job creators" ProfessionalLeftist Dec 2011 #5

Holy crap this makes me mad. Shoe Horn Dec 2011 #7

Good Gawd! HangOnKids Dec 2011 #45

Fuck the bankers and their ill gotten gains think Dec 2011 #9

Bernie Marcus...keep flapping your gums, you obnoxious old fool BeyondGeography Dec 2011 #10

What part of they fucked everything up do they not get? 6000eliot Dec 2011 #11

These monsters needed to fail back in 2008. Dawson Leery Dec 2011 #13

These fuckers should have never been bailed out. Odin2005 Dec 2011 #14

One day, we the 99% will dine on their corpse. nt Javaman Dec 2011 #16

Bernie Marcus can't get off this planet fast enough for my tastes. HughBeaumont Dec 2011 #18

I'd vote for you. Octafish Dec 2011 #21

All I ask is that you help build the Popemobile with 2-inch glass I'll have to travel in. HughBeaumont Dec 2011 #24

I need this on a t-shirt Missy Vixen Dec 2011 #23

That's some quality rant Hugh. It's true the 1% aren't overregulated they're underregulated, as in, Monk06 Dec 2011 #31

I love you! lonestarnot Dec 2011 #36

Blowing up our country with the housing bubble was "destructive" aletier_v Dec 2011 #19

Occupy the 1%'s living rooms. nt onehandle Dec 2011 #20

Oddly Named Group. drm604 Dec 2011 #22

Increase in average household income means nothing, it can easily distort reality. Uncle Joe Dec 2011 #25

the attack is destructive? shanti Dec 2011 #26

K&R SalviaBlue Dec 2011 #27

It's too late. Their false elitist power center is finished, and they know it. Zorra Dec 2011 #28

Be still my heart! Shoe Horn Dec 2011 #33

Typical Wall Street attitude raouldukelives Dec 2011 #29

Typical aristocracy attitude primavera Dec 2011 #37

Banksters are some of the least productive members of society! Quantess Dec 2011 #38

Shuffles papers, squeezes workers, collects huge profits. Shoe Horn Dec 2011 #47

K&R, turn up the heat Zalatix Dec 2011 #39

Yes, if they aren't crying, we aren't doing what needs to be done! -eom Huey P. Long Dec 2011 #40

And this is why we think the bankers are imbeciles. ieoeja Dec 2011 #41

is there a problem with this stat? grasswire Dec 2011 #42

I find that problematic as well. Real wages haven't risen since 1979. HughBeaumont Dec 2011 #46

I'm calling bogus on it. grasswire Dec 2011 #48

Big Ed's *chart* has that percentage at 18, fwiw. Ship of Fools Dec 2011 #56

household income increased 18 percent? grasswire Dec 2011 #59

Hi! He refers to it Ship of Fools Dec 2011 #61

Bankers, Billionaires Try to Form Movement Against OWS Huey P. Long Dec 2011 #43

Dear Jamie Dimon, Huey P. Long Dec 2011 #44

"let’s call it an attack on the very productive" LOL! Actually no, Ruby the Liberal Dec 2011 #50

“incredibly wasteful” because it takes up time and resources - I can figure that out in about 2 min. underpants Dec 2011 #51

Robber Barrons alliance. sarcasmo Dec 2011 #52

Job creators a new spin on trickle down. sarcasmo Dec 2011 #53

What productive people are they attacking? Jack Rabbit Dec 2011 #54

They are losing, name calling children Mosaic Dec 2011 #55

+1 sarcasmo Dec 2011 #62

If they have nothing to hide then they should welcome full disclosure lunatica Dec 2011 #57

"job creators" my ass guitar man Dec 2011 #58

If the greedy, UNPATRIOTIC rich wish to leave, fine. aquart Dec 2011 #60

Tax Until It Hurts--Ronald Reagan nt. HarryPowell Dec 2011 #63