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That one chick complaining to Peter Schiff said that she would IMMEDIATELY give back a lot of her wealth if she entered the 1%. Michael Moore could do so much good with his money giving it to the government or charity, instead of hoarding it.
well, OWS is a protest against finance, not a protest against rich people.
Many are complaining about wanting the Bush tax cuts revoked and not just for finance companies. Some want socialism. Some even admit on CD in the Reagan thread that they need to eliminate capitalism and return to socialism. Some even believe that North Koreans at least earn a fair livable wage and they've achieved equality.
Many are complaining about wanting the Bush tax cuts revoked and not just for finance companies. Some want socialism.
Some even admit on CD in the Reagan thread that they need to eliminate capitalism and return to socialism. Some even believe that North Koreans at least earn a fair livable wage and they've achieved equality.
Some probably wipe their ass with the palm of their hand. That doesn't mean that's what the protest is about.
How would you react if a member of the 1% were to support the other 99%? Would he be a class traitor, a hypocrite, an idiot, or a hero? Discuss if you wish.
Thanks!
mackinac
You and Michael Moore need to get over your stereotypes of Republicans. I know lot's of Reps who care for the poor and hate the crony capitalism that is in place today.
And I'm sure many of the OWS guys are Reps.
Moore is a blowhard hypocrite and I don't care what he has to say.
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