Yesterday, it seems as though 24 of our nation’s wealthiest individuals, those rascally 1% if you will, went to Congress to plead to have their taxes raised. “It isn’t fair,” they told Congress, that they are not called upon to do more. It is not patriotic to keep denying the Socialist Utopia that awaits us all, if we would just get out of the way of the revolution already. “We don’t pay enough,” they testified, one after the other. So, Michelle Fields was there at the scene, armed only with an ipad logged onto the IRS Donations page. Guess how many of those 24 souls who were whining about how they should be paying more, actually seized the opportunity to pay more. After guessing, watch the results below.
I found this on the Daily Caller website, which is fast becoming one of my favorite places on the web. Notice how it was no longer patriotic to simply donate to the IRS, it must be compulsory for all of us in order to attain that lofty perch of patriotism. So, all of those stories you learned during your elementary Social Studies classes about how heroes sacrificed their well being by voluntarily joining the Revolutionary Army to fight against the British, well forget it all. Tennessee will have to change their nick name from the Volunteers to the Conscripts. The new definition of patriotism is to vote to inflict a socialist agenda upon everyone else and to force the end of property rights in America. I am having a tough time determining my favorite part of the video. It is either that moment when one of our heroes stated that he already donates to charity, which apparently he believes is more efficient with how it distributes his capital than the government. Or it is the fact that they all seem to agree, that the realization on their part, that the whole question is in fact a source of amusement for those of us on the right, somehow negates the validity of realizing that each and every one of these gentlemen is a flaming hypocrite.
Stupidity is something which can be afforded. Each and every one of the men in this video has reached a level of success where they are permanently exempted from the consequences of their actions. God bless them, each and every one of them. I wish to enjoy being in that strata of society one day myself. Until then, I will have to continue working for it. The fact remains that if these men get their way, they will not have to sacrifice one iota of their lifestyle. The only thing that will change for them is the reporting on pieces of paper that their teams of accountants and attorneys charged with the fun task of helping them to dodge paying taxes give to them to sign. The rest of us are always left to deal with the consequences. It costs us in other ways, fewer jobs, higher inflation, inefficient markets, and much more. We do not have a wealth gap in America, we have a consequence gap.
There are two groups of people who I distrust above all others. The first are those demagogues running about telling me to hate, “rich people,” The second, and perhaps more dangerous than the first, are the super rich folks subsidizing the first group. The very first fellow in the video, the guy who smirked that he was safely in the 1% and in fact beyond even that metric, filled me with the urge to show some anger. I was satisfied beyond words watching him back peddle when Ms. Fields gave him the opportunity to give back to us little folk.
Cross Posted at Musings of a Mad Conservative.
They want other peoples taxes raised. If these millionaires had any integrity they would just self pay their taxes and the taxes of people that are poorer than them. These are just lefties working the system to get their social justice ways. Hiding behind fleas and OWS.
They are saying “the government knows better than I do on how to spend my millions.” They could just give all their millions to me. And I could easily go out and feed the hungry and pay off a lot of underwater mortgages. And I would do it a lot more efficiently that the government. Just that there would be more personal freedom the way I did it. These people would lose out on a chance to muck up America like their idol Obama.
Jim Willie of the ‘Golden Jackass’ again postulates that the enormous debts incurred by government spending, cannot possibly be paid back regardless of how much people are taxed:
“For the current financial crisis, only one pathway seems likely, although painful. The system cannot be remedied, only patched over. Vast inflation is the only politically viable method of repudiating these unmanageable obligations. Of key importance is the velocity of money in determining whether or not inflation turns into hyper-inflation, which requires final demand not to falter badly. Hyper-inflation requires sustained activity like an engine, which cannot stall. Higher price inflation is coming like night follows day, but probably not an extreme case. It will be painful though, since the cost structure will be the primary damage center. The US Consumer Price Inflation runs at 11.1% in the honest broker Shadow Govt Statistics calculation, which is painful enough.”
There will be pain for everyone, sooner or later.
There is nothing stopping these millionaires from breaking out their check books and stroking Uncle Sugar some extra money.
What they don’t tell anyone is that they employ an army of tax lawyers to avoid all of that in the first place and if they kiss the right peoples asses and send loads of money to the right party they still won’t have to pay extra even if taxes get raised on the upper percentile.
By the way, I’m hanging on to the middle class barely at my income level. I’m not an apologist for the wealthy by any means. The video, while amusing and true, doesn’t strike the heart of the problems of banks being bailed out and then bankrupt governments trying to find a solution to their own insolvency problems. Allowing polticians to vote themselves more money and perks is something that our species has complained and poked fun at for centuries. Great post, as usual!
@ John Difool:
Yes. They “donate” first to accountants and lawyers.
Of course, everybody wants to donate to Moochelle’s shopping spree in Hawaii. (I can’t help it. I’m a serial Moochelle watcher/critic)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2061978/Michelle-Obama-says-Aloha-tropical-style-showstopping-Hawaii-wardrobe.html
yenta-fada wrote:
I’ve noticed a rise in rhetoric coming from mostly the left focusing on “building the middle class.”
To me, that’s coded class warfare. It implies that people should limit their aspirations to average, and is antithetical to American ideals.
Please note, there’s nothing wrong with BEING in the middle class (goodness knows I’m BARELY middle class) but it should be simply a condition that exists as a concept (like ‘diversity’) and not a subsidized goal of ‘growing the middle class.’
The ‘middle class’ phraseology is used to engulf all of the non-uber wealthy class.
@ Bumr50:
And that’s the rub isn’t it. Little bits of temporary pain are as important in a free market economy as those metrics which are felt with success. It was the original promise from a politician that we could avoid always discomfort and pain which creates most of our problems or crises. Pain, for all of its ills actually serves a purpose. It allows us to know that we are participating in an activity which is not smart, or efficient. Pain tells us when to change course. Removing pain from the economy removes those signals that we are doing something wrong. We may like it temporarily, but in the long run, it allows us to do more damage to ourselves.
Whinestock
Mark Mobius points out systemic financial problems:
” The balance sheets of European banks are even more opaque than American ones. Whatever the actual answer, it’s scary enough that the European Central Bank has refused to entertain any talk about the holders of Greek sovereign debt taking a haircut, even in the form of Greece stretching out its payments.
That was the preferred solution among German leaders. But it seems the ECB (European Central Bank) is about to get its way. Greece will likely get another bailout — 30 billion euros on top of the 110 billion euro bailout it got a year ago.
It will accomplish nothing. Going deeper into hock is never a good way to get out of debt. And at some point, this exercise in kicking the can has to stop. When it does, you get your next financial crisis.
And what of the derivatives sitting on the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve? Here’s another factor behind our heightened state of alert.
“Through quantitative easing efforts alone,” says Euro Pacific Capital’s Michael Pento, “Ben Bernanke has added $1.8 trillion of longer-term GSE debt (e.g. Fannie and Freddie) and mortgage-backed securities (MBS).”
Think about that for a moment. The Fed’s entire balance sheet totaled around $800 billion before the 2008 crash, nearly all of it Treasuries. Now the Fed holds more than double that amount in mortgage derivatives alone, junk that the banks needed to clear off their own balance sheets.
“As the size of the Fed’s balance sheet ballooned,” continues Mr. Pento, “the dollar amount of capital held at the Fed has remained fairly constant. Today, the Fed has $52.5 billion of capital backing a $2.7 trillion balance sheet.
“Prior to the bursting of the credit bubble, the public was shocked to learn that our biggest investment banks were levered 30-to-1. When asset values fell, those banks were quickly wiped out. But now the Fed is holding many of the same types of assets and is levered 51-to-1! If the value of their portfolio were to fall by just 2%, the Fed itself would be wiped out.”
@ Bumr50:
The rise of the new Middle Class in India has been extremely beneficial and stabilizing for that country. The absence of a large middle class is a recipe for a declining economy.
@ MacDuff:
Excellent!
And kudos on the blog!
The hypocrisy of lying liars exposed, to bad this video will never make the evening news nor go viral as it richly deserves. They know that they are not asking for their own taxes to be increased, but for everyone elses to be increased.
MacDuff wrote:
Nice to see you posting again.
@ Bumr50:
@ yenta-fada:
Thanks.
@ MacDuff:
Ain’t that the dang truth!!!
MacDuff wrote:
I saw someone over at DoD refer to it as “Poopstock” and about spit my drink out.
@ Flyovercountry:
All one has to do is look at ANY small attempt to remove the bandage.
Americans of all political persuasions HOWL.
It’s the reason both flat taxes and fair taxes get panned so thoroughly.
People have made themselves extremely comfortable within the current system regarding taxes and entitlements. Intelligent, hard-working people and leeches alike.
I fear that the solutions that need to be embraced will never gain enough support until it’s too late.
@ m:
Yes, I believe it is!
@ 2 yenta-fada: Might as well let the economy collapse then. Only the gold owners will make it.
MacDuff wrote:
Great Blog dude…
@ yenta-fada:
I guess my point was that a robust middle class should be a symptom of a healthy economy, not a specific policy goal (if that makes any sense.)
Kind of like ‘diversity.’
yenta-fada wrote:
Well, at least Ron Paul would be happy…
doriangrey wrote:
Thanks, that’s appreciated.
Nevermind the fact that even if you raised taxes on millionaires and billionaires it wouldn’t even put a dent in the deficit. Nevermind the fact that the government will just spend even more money with a few extra teats to suck from.
They whine bitch and moan about not paying enough in Taxes, yet they refuse to contribute? What a bunch of effeminate assholes!
@ John Difool:
Exactly. They’ll never get enough money for everything on their wish lists.
orangecrush wrote:
I never said there is only one form of wealth. Family, friends, health, a job or a trade or a profession that people need, land to grow crops, etc. There are many ways to protect yourself. I just don’t like it that people think of their savings in US dollar CURRENCY will protect them against inflation.
Freedomworks is having a debt solution hearing in the Senate today.
I participated in their survey, from which they will have collated the data and give the presentation.
Now Reid has locked the doors and banned microphones from the hearing.
Bill Whittle drives a large wooden stake through this lie…
@ John Difool:
To maintain this level of spending, they have to rape the middle class and small businesses. Most of that “Tax the Rich” noise is code-speak for hitting small businesses, anyway. It wouldn’t do to just say “We’re going to kill that damned goose that keeps shitting out those golden eggs”…
@ MacDuff:
imagine the chant, “THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY SMELLS LIKE.”
Iron Fist wrote:
Luap Nor is a blind squirrel. The Fed owns the “money” franchise the way that Saudi Arabia owns Mecca. The Fed makes money on every dollar produced as well as using the ‘carry trade’.
@ Iron Fist:
Even if Warren Buffet gave away his entire 50-80 billion dollar fortune that’s like throwing a glass of water into lake Michigan. Even if G.E. payed the 4 billion in taxes they got a break from last year that would be like spitting into the Atlantic Ocean.
No tax increases should be seriously considered or talked about until we figure out a way to cut the Fed in half, not spending but the Fed itself.
It’s an 800 pound gorilla in a 300 lb. cage.
Bumr50 wrote:
That makes complete sense and is the right way to say it. Government over-regulation and consolidation of their powers is an enemy of free enterprise.
@ yenta-fada:
They writing is on the wall about a coming economic apocalypse. I don’t see how we avoid it, long term. Not after the Obama Administration. It is only a matter of time now. I think we still have a good bit of time, but I am going to be spending the next 5 years trying to get ready for the inevitible. After that, it’ll come when it comes.
John Difool wrote:
uptwinkles
@ Bumr50:
[Shakes Head] And the people of Nevada were STUPID enough to vote him back in, even with Sharron Angle running against him.
Zombie OWS
Macker wrote:
By “people of Nevada” I assume you mean thousands of cartoon characters, family pets and dead people.
@ John Difool:
Mr.Voter F. Raud always votes Democrat…
Iron Fist wrote:
Silver backed off today.
Just saying…. It’s a good thing I’m only nagging on one blog. lol. You know I agree that unintended debts due to the real estate crash has to be addressed. I know people who settled with their bank to get rid of their ‘income’ property. It was very stressful for them. On the other hand, guys like Jon Corzine who brought down MF Global end up walking away from the chaos they create. I think they had to lay off about 1200 employees and screwed people out of 600 million dollars. One can only hope Corzine does jail time, but history has not punished the biggest thieves.
@ Macker:
I think it was because Sharon Angle was running against him.
doriangrey wrote:
Great vid!
OWS New York is planning to ‘occupy’ the subways today. No comment/
Sorry OT:
yenta-fada wrote:
A little lower and they’ll be back in the sewers with most of the rats.
@ yenta-fada:
They should be occupying some prison cells. Imagine, if you will, what would have happened had the Tea Party behaved as the OWSers have. It wouldn’t have been pretty.
Bumr50 wrote:
There used to be a saying that whether you were working class or middle class depended on whether you spent your money on funerals or books.
“Middle class” at this point basically encompasses everyone who is compensated above the poverty line level, as long as they still have to work for a living. So it’s a pretty broad stratum, encompassing most of the country, in terms of income.
What really determines the difference between the middle class and the lower class is whether or not one is able to engage in deferred gratification.
@ Lost:
Mozzies? We have them over here, too, but we’re supposed to call them Muslims…
Here’s a PDF of the ‘Tea Party Budget’ being presented in the Senate.
yenta-fada wrote:
That’s what’s going on here. Progressives in both parties have decalred war on the Middle Class.
orangecrush wrote:
Ignorance seems to be contagious. I watched “Jaywalking” on Leno one night when my husband was still watching that show. The quiz contestants near the beach could NOT name the ocean they were right next to. These were ‘college students’.
Macker wrote:
Sharron Angle was a disaster. She was the perfect straw woman for Reid. In fact, he help her get the GOP nomination. She was a false flag operative.
m wrote:
She made Reid look sane. She was an idiot.
Lost wrote:
Now he can cry those crocodile tears while being fully covered.
@ John Difool:
Danny Tarkanian or Sue Lowden would have wiped the floor clean with Reid. Reid help Angle win the GOP nomination. She was a false flag operative.
OT- Sweeping away RINO tracks.
Scrubbed: Before Leaving Office, Romney Staff Wiped Records From Servers, Bought Their State-Issued Hard Drives…
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
He’ll be sorry he didn’t get that wookie insurance after the Mooch rolls over on him in the middle of the night and breaks his back.
Rodan wrote:
You will never get a politician to state that. In fact, they are so far removed from reality, they have convinced themselves that they are representing the ‘people’. Using the term ‘class war’ is an oversimplification in a way because it easily becomes a meaningless slogan. I prefer ‘transnational global governance UN based elites’. Sort of a take-off on your old phrase.
Rodan wrote:
It is, alas, easy to put up false flag operatives if you are fighting an adversary that is diffuse, decentralized, and disorganized—and the Tea Party was, and remains, all of those things.
The OWS astroturf, which pays lipservice to being diffuse, decentralized, and disorganized, is actually none of those things; it is an operation seeded, funded, and supported by the unions and communist organizations.
Lost wrote:
Hi! Snark about Imam Ozero and the First Wookie is never off topic for me. lol
Bumr50 wrote:
Doomed, even the GOP Aristocrats will attack this as an evil plan with no chance of succeeding.
Iron Fist wrote:
Mozzies are mosquitos.
John Difool wrote:
Na, he’d have to have a spine for that to be a creditable threat, and so far their is no evidence that he does.
@ Bumr50:
That pretty much puts the Romney administration into a class of its own. Criminal class.
Flyovercountry wrote:
Geez, I saw that clip. Like I’ve said before, crapping in the street pretty much negates any point you were trying to make in the first place -- valid or not.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
We will never know how many of those ‘occupiers’ are being paid a salary for various types of behaviors.
What a bunch of sack-o-shit liars…
Since when have the Republicans had a bedrock anti-tax doctrine?
@ yenta-fada:
I’ll bet a lot of that so called ‘salary’ is our own tax money.
@ John Difool:
They prefer it to be called “Reparations”, anyway…
@ John Difool:
Of course it is! We pay their salary!
@ Bumr50:
Very Nixonian!
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Very good point. OWS has a centralized command, probably Van Jones.
@ Bumr50:
really!?!
well isnt that interesting
Rodan wrote:
No doubt, he predicted it back in August and said it was going to happen. No accident there.
@ doriangrey:
Muslim Brotherhood agent Grover Norquist is the one has given that impression. It’s a media myth.
@ John Difool:
Those Flash Mobs, were just test runs for this. Notice since OWS appeared, there are no more flash mob attacks? Coincidence? Nope.
Osprey said it was Van Jones and he was right!
2012 Iowa Republican Caucus
Iowa: Gingrich 32%, Romney 19%, Cain 13%
over 30%…hmmm
@ coldwarrior:
Romney comes from the Nixon wing of the GOP.
@ Rodan:
Interesting indeed.
doriangrey wrote:
toomey???
i need to see some detail about that, i have a feeling the press is warping the reality here.
Rodan wrote:
i didnt know a governor could do that, i though all that communication is part of the public record.
@ coldwarrior:
Something is going on out there. In my office a few non political people are talking about Newt. I was stunned. These people either parrot our company’s Leftist lines or don’t speak about politics. The funny part when I walked in them they got quiet because they think I’m a Lefty. But I heard them speaking highly about Newt.
@ coldwarrior:
Increasing Revenue is not always increasing Taxes. Toomey probably wants to end subsidies for Millionaires like Bon Jovi.
Rodan wrote:
I once heard Nixon described, in his later years, as “the Darth Vader of elder statesmen. Very apt, I think
@ coldwarrior:
I think each state has different laws.
John Difool wrote:
Not only that, but parasites like Soros manipulate stock markets, commodities and currencies with insider bets. Some of these billionaires are literally destroying the pensions of municipalities, States, and individual pension plans. People who never wanted to or should be in the market are stuck there by government tax legislation.
We take money out of our private retirement savings on a regular basis. A greedy government, imho, will tap into those by requiring people to buy some form of government paper at some point.
Rodan wrote:
Good point. Real tax reform would be very “revenue positive”, and that would be a good thing.
@ coldwarrior:
Here’s Rush’s take…
I like Rush.
There are some increasingly kneejerk, cantankerous, reactionary conservative bloggers with well-established sites that have a different take (I bring this up because it’s annoying the hell out of me recently), but I think that Toomey is being strategic here.
Rodan wrote:
You know, he was Speaker more than 20 years ago. That’s a lifetime.
@ MacDuff:
It has been for me, and it has felt like a lifetime…
Rodan wrote:
i am sure they do, bu this is rather unusual.
Rodan wrote:
Neither Barack Obama, nor his attorney general Eric Holder, has said one word condemning the racist flash mob attacks of this past year.
Whether Van Jones is Obama’s Ernst Rohm is yet to be seen.
Rodan wrote:
good.
i am going to conduct and informal poll this weekend as well…
Bumr50 wrote:
i knew the media were trying to spin this, toomey is a serious fiscon, no way he would want to raise taxes
@ coldwarrior:
I could live with Newt, but I’m not sure he doesn’t intend to shop us to Romney. He’s a RINO’s RINO, and the very definition of Elite. I don’t trust him as far as I could carry my Harley…
@ MacDuff:
Newt would wipe the floor with Oba’Mao in a debate that much is clear but on the chance he does get the nomination he better keep his wife far away from the cameras until he can get her to tone down her ‘Lisa Douglas’ a notch.
@ coldwarrior:
I think that’s called using one’s principles against one. When the media lectures me about who’s a conservative and who isn’t, my BS meter squeals.
Ann Barnhardt, the Koran burner and anti-Jihadist, closes her brokerage business. She says people who trade options and futures are no longer safe doing business in this financial system.
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/entire-system-has-been-utterly-destroyed-mf-global-collapse-presenting-first-mf-global-casualty
@ John Difool:
Ya know, I would take Lisa Douglas any day of the week and twice on Sunday over the Wookie. Especially when the Wookie makes it a habit to lecture me on what to eat and in what endeavors I should be working towards.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Does that mean Van Jones will end up the same way Herr Rohm did?
John Difool wrote:
Yeah, I get the impression That her mind wasn’t what Newt was attracted to.
@ yenta-fada:
The short form of #101
“Finally, I will not, under any circumstance, consider reforming and re-opening Barnhardt Capital Management, or any other iteration of a brokerage business, until Barack Obama has been removed from office AND the government of the United States has been sufficiently reformed and repopulated so as to engender my total and complete confidence in the government, its adherence to and enforcement of the rule of law, and in its competent and just regulatory oversight of any commodities markets that may reform. So long as the government remains criminal, it would serve no purpose whatsoever to attempt to rebuild the futures industry or my firm, because in a lawless environment, the same thievery and fraud would simply happen again, and the criminals would go unpunished, sheltered by the criminal oligarchy.”
@ yenta-fada:
Ms. Barnhardt will NOT be ‘occupying’ Wall Street, but in her own unique way, just quits doing business.
Flyovercountry wrote:
Me too and I could care less about the spouse of a candidate because mostly Republican first ladies have stayed away from policy unlike most Democrat first ladies who try to craft it and I could also care less about wealth and the frivolities of it when it’s money earned but the media won’t be going after the wookster with the long knives.
From what I understand Newt’s other half is the epitome of the spoiled rotten trophy wife. She just needs to put away the pocket pooch, the 50k diamond necklaces and the fur coats for awhile.
@ MacDuff:
Agreed!
@ buzzsawmonkey:
I think the Flash Mobs were a trial run for this Occupy stuff. It’s to create a “Popular Uprising ™”
@ MacDuff:
Exactly!
Rodan wrote:
More like a trial run for Röhm-Putsch against conservatives
Macker wrote:
I make no predictions; as I said, it is not yet even certain that Jones is fulfilling an Ernst Rohm role.
I will, however, observe that both the National Socialists and the “international” Socialists who ran the Soviet Union (not to mention those that run North Korea and China) have, historically, purged those whom they felt threatened them or had outlived their usefulness.
Rodan wrote:
More like a popular upchucking, if you ask me…
@ coldwarrior:
Good post.
Will we ever get around to vetting Mitt Romney?
All of the Bain stuff, including an unaired Kennedy ad against him.
Since we’re discussing OWS, Jon Stewart pokes them with a sharp stick.
This is funny.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
I think Jones is the real deal communist revolutionary that would make Che Guevarra proud, he’s the sort of guy you would meet out in the killing fields. Think about it, this guy was knee deep in felonious assault and malicious wounding during the L.A. riots so he seems to have plenty of stomach for the “wet work” when it all comes down.
buzzsawmonkey wrote:
Watch the idiot try to explain why his “personal” property, his iPad is his, while our “Private Property” is also his and not ours?
@ John Difool:
They can be Rohm, But I will be Carlos Castano.
@ buzzsawmonkey:
Chuck that name!
@ Bumr50:
seriously, bain capital will ensure that 0 beats romney. its an ace in the hole that will cost us the presidency and seats in the house and senate because of gop and indies staying at home in pa,oh,in,mi,fl,nc
Nevergiveup wrote:
what’s min is mine, what’s yours is mine…simple, no?
the ows livestream over at hotair of the assholes rioting on 5th ave is incredible. http://hotair.com/archives/2011/11/17/ows-day-of-action-storm-wall-street-disguised-in-business-suits/
mfkers have disrupted countless people just living their lives.
link: http://www.ustream.tv/theother99
@ Urban Infidel:
Any good hippy beatings take place so far? I hope I didn’t miss any.
@ Urban Infidel:
Did you make it to Veterans Day?
John Difool wrote:
There is a huge police presence and the hippie scum can’t understand why we don’t want our city shut down. It’s getting dark and it’s going to be harder to control these animals.
@ Nevergiveup:
No. How was it?
Urban Infidel wrote:
A few minutes ago the camera panned to show a bunch of NY’s finest disembarking from busses in full riot gear cheerfully patting their batons. Looks like they’re looking forward to it.
Urban Infidel wrote:
Fun. Waited about 3 hours to march, marched, and then got drunk.
What up? I just watched the video, & picked up
one of the showboat one Percenters calling for more
taxes for the rich & the “MIDDLE CLASS!”
I never doubted for a minute that this is the continuation
of the war on the middle class that started under LBJ.
@ Urban Infidel:
What is Bloomberg doing? Where is the NYPD?
Rodan wrote:
Nero and the Fiddle
@ Nevergiveup:
Rudy would never allow this stuff. This will hurt NY big time economically. My company is thinking of moving more of their operations down here to Tampa because of this.
Bloomberg is just as bad as David Dinkins.
Rodan wrote:
I hope he has a front row seat to the potential pandemonium and carnage. He could have put a stop to this from day one.
@ Nevergiveup:
I’m so angry about this. Although I live in Tampa, NY is still in my heart. I am lucky I live down here. I would have to get bailed out. This is so fucking wrong.
@ John Difool:
He supports this.
New Thread!
@ buzzsawmonkey: Funny… All these OWS people are people who aren’t called to account. Bill Ayers types. OBama loves them. He is thinking about what he can make out of these people. Useful idiots is the perfect term for them.
IT’s like Seattle has a protest every other day that shuts down traffic. And the mayor supports it. lol
@ 117 Nevergiveup: These are the insane hysterical people that need to be slapped around until some common sense blossoms forth.