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1. #1    Tax wealth, NOT work.
   written by nasrudin since 74 days 3 minutes
2. #2    The concentration of wealth has been without the "supposed moral compass." Mostly it's about deceit
   and misdirection at every level. Pretty soon it's "Alice through the Looking Glass." Only, we have
   arrived at the techno-geeks wetdream of controlling everything without getting dirty or wet. Thanks to influence from Government, George Orwell, has arrived. I knew I would live to see how many of these nightmares
   would become reality. I am appalled that they have
   come true.
   There's a consequence to this gyrating compass thing,
   it is economic collapse...but not for those that caused
   it. Begrudge them? Consider how deeply let down the American public has been over ...
   
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   written by fbuckley since 73 days 14 hours 50 minutes
3. #3    An additional note is the recent disclosure that
   237 millionaires walk the halls of Congress. Bought and paid for by a largesse of lobbyists
   to a tune of what sounds like and is similar to
   corporatism in all its glory. So if Laws don't
   seem to add up to the average person...they don't
   because many of these representatives will listen to their banker friends first, their bevy of lobbyists second, and really never listen to the guy/gal on Main Street.
   With 20 Million Millionaires in the U.S., they disproportionately influence way too much legislation - to the destruction of the middle class, and the outright pillaging of the lower classes and poor. Reform in Representation
   is way past due....but how is that possible to
   bring more realistic legislation to the people
   not the corporations? An interesting but painful
   conundrum.
   written by fbuckley since 72 days 20 hours 1 minute

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