"Do some hard stuff" eh?...Okay let's start by taming us some Corporate Power.

[Armstead]

Oh silly me. It's only the stuff that's hard for liberals and the poor, working and middle classes that matters.

[villager]

1. indeed. "Hard for those with the least political power. Not hard for our owners"

n/t

[jefferson_dem]

2. Unrec for nonsense.

Demonstrably false OP.

[Armstead]

3. Demonstrably? Okay, please demonstrate.

[jefferson_dem]

6. Nevermind.

I jumped the gun and totally misread your post. Sorry. :hi:

[Armstead]

7. We'll see

If My instincts are wrong about what we are likely to winld up with, I'll acvknowledge it.

All I am saying is that if we're supposed top finally do tjings t that are difficult, how about trimming the sails of those mega corpirations and oligarchs who long ago hijacked our nation.

[LaurenG]

4. He said corporate power not Obama.

How in the world is this false. Are we taxing the upper echelons? No, then what is your beef?

[Autumn]

5. Rec, just because I believe it.

:kick:

[The Big Vetolski]

8. K & R. Start with abolishing corporate personhood and shredding

the corporate veil. Of course, nobody in Congress except maybe your avatar and a few others would dare to suggest such a thing. That might decrease their campaign contributions. :puke:

"Corporation. n. An ingenious device for maximizing personal profit while minimizing personal responsibility."
--Ambrose Bierce, the "Devil's Dictionary."

[boppers]

9. Fuck the Unions, why are we saving their corporate jobs?

Fuck the middle class, they work for corporations, and not struggling small businesses?

No.

IOW, This message could use some tuning.

[Armstead]

10. I didn't say destroy corporations

But they need to be tamed.

Corporations are not the mid and lower level people who work forcthem. Often those employees are just as victimized by the managerial, oligarcharchs in charge as the rest of us...Often more so.