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Rich Jorn Pick your side: are you one of the ones (aka the 'occupy folks') trying to take back your government and make it once again a government by the people, for the people, and of the people, or are you one of those who will stand idly by and do nothing as your government is sold to the highest bidder, and who will meekly say nothing as corporations to line their pockets, keep you under heel, and end the American Dream? 32 minutes ago · Like
Steve Sherfy Ah...and that would be unlike those who want to "fundamentally transform" our country into a socialistic or communistic state where you, comrade, are told where you can go, what you can do and how much you can achieve so that we are all equal? 30 minutes ago · Like
Steve Sherfy oh...wait....I forgot....it's all the bankers fault...and the business owners faults.....yea....that turned out real well the last time it was tried....in Germany circa the 30s and 40s 29 minutes ago · Like
Rich Jorn The biggest Govt handout went to wall street - or did you forget that? I don't want handouts! It's just that giving handouts to needy is not nearly as offensive as the giving them to the greedy. 26 minutes ago · Like
Steve Sherfy Actually the biggest ones went to the car General Motors...where are the protests there? And how ironic that people (you??) who are protesting Wall Street are supporting Obama, the President who broke the record for campaign contributions from Wall Street... 24 minutes ago · Like
Rich Jorn look around Steve...those protesters are not exactly supporting Obama. Clearly you have no idea what is going on with the OWS folks 21 minutes ago · Like
Steve Sherfy From what I've seen they are, generally speaking, progressive leftist who are calling for more government control, at least when a straight answer can be gotten from them. Again, generally speaking, it is a bunch of whining about what they don't have, what is not being given to them and what they cannot get. I'm against bailouts of any kind too and "too big to fail" was a term coined by crooked politicians looking to line their pockets...no such thing as a company too big to fail. The answer for all the bailouts and chicanery in DC is less government, not more. The politicians have warped our Constitution far beyond the intentions by the Founders and the people have let them...the solutions are very, very simple if the people will only enact them. 14 minutes ago · Like
Rich Jorn Pay attention - the progressive left are extremely pissed off at Obama, but not for reasons you'd understand... Being mad and taking a stand against a broken and corrupt financial system is not whining - is it to much to ask that we have living wages like our parents did? I am fortunate that I have a good job with good pay but I see so many people with quality educations who are willing to work (and do) but do not make enough to get by without getting a second or third job. While the auto industry did get large amounts they are paying them back while Bank of America who got bailed out doesn't even pay any income tax and to say thank you to the US citizens who flipped the bill - the added a monthly service charge for ATM card holder. That's just one, there are more. Oh and by the way...Don't call me comrade or question my patriotism. Label things you know.
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