Anonymous
10/04/2011 10:51
Subject: Occupy Wall St. & the 99%
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Do you really think these people are going to accomplish anything? I think you're all delusional.
I can imagine the Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan crowd staring at them in amusement from their office windows, watching the police take them into custody for blocking traffic for a few minutes.
Ha ha ha.
Thank you for your "let them eat cake" post. Wall Streeters should have their heads handed to them.
Well, to be fair, it wasn't so much a "let them eat cake" post as a, "well of course the aristocrat should be allowed to fuck out daughter! He's an aristocrat! That's the way it's *supposed* to be! Nothing can be done!"
Think "craven and cowed" rather than "thoughtlessly entitled".
Anonymous
10/04/2011 10:49
Subject: Re:Occupy Wall St. & the 99%
Anonymous wrote:TheManWithAUsername wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I think about the Wall Street crash of '08, watch the documentary "Inside Job", I get sooo angry that NO ONE was held accountable for their actions. I hope more and more people get ANGRY and vote in '12 to fire the politicians in bed with corporations.
You mean the Republicans and the Democrats?
I guess that leaves us with Bernie Sanders, maybe.
Bernie Sanders, definitely. (Please don't tell me something bad about one of the few politicians for whom I have any regard.)
He's a damned *socialist* is what he is!
Too bad we don't have more of them.
Hell, if we learned anything from the last time the world went thorough the kind of upheaval we're about to endure, it's that we're going to be seeing a lot more Socialists on the one hand--and fascists on the other.
Anonymous
10/04/2011 10:48
Subject: Re:Occupy Wall St. & the 99%
TheManWithAUsername wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:When I think about the Wall Street crash of '08, watch the documentary "Inside Job", I get sooo angry that NO ONE was held accountable for their actions. I hope more and more people get ANGRY and vote in '12 to fire the politicians in bed with corporations.
You mean the Republicans and the Democrats?
I guess that leaves us with Bernie Sanders, maybe.
Bernie Sanders, definitely. (Please don't tell me something bad about one of the few politicians for whom I have any regard.)
He's a damned *socialist* is what he is!
Too bad we don't have more of them.