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In the Darthtocracy both would be executed for their crimes.High Velocity Lie-Nap! wrote:The threat of serious physical injury/death is a bit of a game changer. With that said, your point is valid but a completely different topic.Grandpa's Spells wrote:LOL
Agreed that this dude Paul Allen is a piece of shit but this is not the same type of "fraud" that OWS is whining about. This dude actually set up a company to sell loans that were owned by other people. I'm assuming he sold them to banks as part of numerous pools which later became ABS.Grandpa's Spells wrote:
Ed Zachary wrote:Best meat rub ever is Jergen's.
http://reason.com/blog/2011/10/18/poll- ... all-streetPoll: 49% of Occupy Wall Street Protesters Think the Bank Bailouts Were Necessary
They had just enough tonight. Great game, and I hope it will be a great series. Cool to see Carpenter setting the tone, and Berkman out of that Yankee uniform.Herv100 wrote:So far so good. Fucking Rangers have like 5 guys with 25 or more HR
Why wasn't "I can't get a $100k+ with my Women's Study Degree!" one of the signs?Fat Cat wrote:
Yep, great game. Berkman's had a good year and everyone raves about what a great teammate he is.Turdacious wrote:They had just enough tonight. Great game, and I hope it will be a great series. Cool to see Carpenter setting the tone, and Berkman out of that Yankee uniform.Herv100 wrote:So far so good. Fucking Rangers have like 5 guys with 25 or more HR
Anyone who did not know about the greed on Wall Street has been watching to many sitcoms and not enough news all their lives. Their not slick because most of them are fucking dumbasses. But there are Sorros minions, SEIU and AFL-CIO folks down there too.ÜberSmet wrote:The fact that thismovement is so clumsy is the testimony to its sincerety. I would be suspicious if it was represented by well spoken and well dressed sleeks. Never mind if it falls apart in winter, these guys are attracting the attention to the blatant greed and crookery of the financial sector of the economy, large part of which is a casino camouflaged as sophisticated financial institution.
So, not demanding any specific change will ultimately lead to the nebulous "policy change" that they demand. Brilliant."I went down originally to see if the people at 'Occupy' were also talking about a constitutional amendment or (revocation of) corporate personhood as … a possible demand. But the more I went down, the more I realized that they’re really on target to not have any specific demand. I think this will lead to … policy changes."
Occupy Wall Street = Underpants GnomesWaxing Gibbous wrote:There is a great (read: laughable) article on MSN this morning about rich kids that support the OWS douchebags and are calling for higher taxes on themselves. Interesting part is all three that they interviewed are the beneficiaries of large inheritances and did not actually lift a finger to get their dough. I wonder how their tune would change if the money came from, you know, working.
With nuggets like the one below, it’s apparent that money can’t buy one the ability to reason logically.
So, not demanding any specific change will ultimately lead to the nebulous "policy change" that they demand. Brilliant."I went down originally to see if the people at 'Occupy' were also talking about a constitutional amendment or (revocation of) corporate personhood as … a possible demand. But the more I went down, the more I realized that they’re really on target to not have any specific demand. I think this will lead to … policy changes."
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Fat Cat wrote:So was Dick Morris. Please say something worthwhile.The Ginger Beard Man wrote:You didn't read the byline, did you? Schoen is a Democratic pollster and worked for Bill Clinton.Fat Cat wrote:WSJ is owned by Rupert Murdoch so consider taking that with an ocean of salt. It's pretty hard to make the case that this movement is representative of such a narrow demographic when there are similar protests in 200 cities around the world. Keep trying though, you may make a useful puppet yet.
Umm, you're not really surprised that the WALL STREET JOURNAL doesn't like the Occupy Wall Street movement are you? *sigh*
Blaidd Drwg wrote:Disengage from the outcome and do work.
Jezzy Bell wrote:Use a fucking barbell, pansy.
This has been done before, but only much groovier.Dunn wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9zkQcLi4Yo[/youtube]
arab spring.Ice Nigger wrote:I believe this is just the beginning.
Really Big Strong Guy: There are a plethora of psychopaths among us.
Wall St. goes home, they all go home.dead man walking wrote:arab spring.Ice Nigger wrote:I believe this is just the beginning.
different continent. different season.
Really Big Strong Guy: There are a plethora of psychopaths among us.
Of course they go home, Nappy. But that will not be the end of it. Like DMW points out, this is all part of a larger phenomenon. Even the True Finns popularity here in Finland is part of it. IMO, teh internets has changed the world more than we even start to realize. The world will continue to improve and this is just a natural progression. Maybe one day the Shellfish will be completely gone.High Velocity Lie-Nap! wrote:Wall St. goes home, they all go home.dead man walking wrote:arab spring.Ice Nigger wrote:I believe this is just the beginning.
different continent. different season.
