Posted by snowplow20 on November 12, 2011 at 03:43:52 from (69.24.170.47):
In Reply to: Have Ya Seen This :) posted by Allan In NE on November 11, 2011 at 16:30:17:
You may not like the image of the young people protesting, but you might want to find out what it is they are protesting about. Seen a little drop in you 401K and other retirement programs the last couple of years? Seen a little drop in the value of your house the last couple of years? Anybody you know been laid off or having trouble finding a decent paying job? Ever wonder how about 500 well paid people could manipulate the country"s money to the point that we have been in a recession for almost five years? Ever wonder why not a single one of them has ever been brought up on charges for cooking the books, making millions in profits, and then letting the taxpayers foot the bill because they are too big to fail? Ever wonder why they currently are spending millions in lobbying to keep any oversight regulations from being enforced on them? Ever ask yourself why you are ok with all this, but dont like the kids protesting against it? Those 500 guys on Wall Street like you, maybe they will have you over to talk tractors.
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