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The Tea Party believe corporations work for the better good of americans....that should be a clue of how dumb they're. |
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The occupy event I saw, nearly everybody needed a shower, many were drunk or high on something, and nobody knew what they were doing there. It was more like a party atmosphere. Nearly everyone there was mindlessly droning on with some stupid chant. Many were there to demand government give them somebody else's property or the fruits of their labor. Most are simply there to demand stuff be given to them. Maybe that's what is meant by "government serving the people rather than the donors (taxpayers)". But at this occupy event I was at, it's just plain old socialism being pushed by a ragtag assembly of losers. Nobody knowledgeable about anything. Stupidity, intoxication, and filth everywhere. No substance to any message at all. |
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Meanwhile there's people out there out of a job because of the system that Wall Street rigged for itself blew up and we got stuck with their casino tab. And if you believe that every one of those people is a whiner or lazy or trying to get something that doesn't belong to them and they'd have a job is they just applied for one, then that "just world" delusion is as clueless as you paint the protesters to be. But seriously, answer the question. How did a credit default swap improve people's lives? How did a CDO squared make anyone's life better? |
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They only care about their own small sphere of influence, and not the countrys health as a whole. They aren't in debt with student loans and degrees, and only finding openings for Wal Mart and McDonalds. They aren't working 2 jobs to barely get by, with the constant pressure of being replaced. I am pretty much done here, I made alot of good points in previous posts that were ignored in favor of making fun of the drum circles, and the elite people here that would "never employ them" . The media ignored them for 13 days, then found every hippy leftist liberal thing they could find and reported on that. Ignored the police brutality, talked to the stoners rather than the organizers. I blame the media for fostering an age of ignorance, and repeating soundbite morons who lack independant thought. |
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So, since I own a PC, I must think captialism is fair and acceptable or else Im a hypocryte right? yawn* I AM a captialist I have been born and raised in captalist country, Ive paid my taxes, been a consumer burrowed money, paid it back and supported our beloved system all the way. In case you missed it already stated that Capitalism is very nice for me, as it is to you. We are not the ones getting truley screwed by it, those that are couldn't be here because they dont have food, let alone an internet connection. Im just thinking of them, the horrible selfish monster that I am. As for earning our wealth. Some 'earn it' more than others, Compare the salary of your average Wall street trader/ Banker/ professional sportsman/ TV soap star, to that of your average Fireman/ Policeman / Doctor / Soldier.... Yeah 'the systems not perfect' :dead: |
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^^ @ Soopaman2
That'll be the good old unbiast mainstream free media with no co-operate intreast in action once again. :yep: Many in GT only listen to what they want hear. Its easier to ignore, dismiss and discredit than to risk absorbing something that might (shock horror) actually challenge or even undermine our pre-existing beliefs and values. The very concept seems to terrify some people half to death. |
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Likewise you can critisize somthing that you yourself are apart of. You dont need to be poor to sympathise with poor people, You can still find faults with capitalism, even if you are a captialist. The hypocracy lable is cheap and overused. People who protest are exercising there freedom of speech and right to protest. Some are idiots who do just going long for the ride, but there is no such thing as a MASS protest without a message. People protest to for a change of policy that is currently not on offer from their government, if enough people are behind it, then any fair democratic society should at the very least take them seriously enough to listen. Not every protester will be united on opinion, just as every Christian, Liberal, Republican, whatever is not united in theirs. The way some people seem so desperate to use their own freedom of speech -to discredit and insult and shut up the protesters, makes me wonder why they want to live in America - perhaps they would be much happier in China where those people they despise so much are forced to shut up. :shifty: How's that for Hypocracy? Anyone who is still struggling with what the protest is about, please watch this 4 minute cartoon that explains it in laymens terms. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScS9R...&feature=share |
They had a seminar at Brown yesterday to teach the student "activists" what they are protesting about.
http://newsblog.projo.com/2011/10/oc...spires-te.html Keep in mind that it costs over $50K per year to attend Brown university. I'm sure those students can really relate to the problems of the working poor... |
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