I am not going to even respond to posts that don't follow the conversation logically. Waste of time. If you want to re-read my post and try again fine.

FuzzNJ wrote:

History is replete with example of people marching and assembling to effect change against social systems that took advantage. And there was always someone there to say they were a joke and that they should eat cake. Even our own veterans marched on Washington in 1932 for fair an equitable treatment. But they where whiners too, right?

If you feel that corporate laws and taxes don’t need reform, then call the protesters sissies. But live with your eroding middle class position and watch the 1% own your retirement.

Maybe just pray to the next rich man or corporation you see for benevolent equity. And while you are at it, say hi to Santa Clause.

People who won’t standup for themselves are the worst kind of cowards.

Brewha wrote:

History is replete with example of people marching and assembling to effect change against social systems that took advantage. And there was always someone there to say they were a joke and that they should eat cake. Even our own veterans marched on Washington in 1932 for fair an equitable treatment. But they where whiners too, right?

If you feel that corporate laws and taxes don’t need reform, then call the protesters sissies. But live with your eroding middle class position and watch the 1% own your retirement.

Maybe just pray to the next rich man or corporation you see for benevolent equity. And while you are at it, say hi to Santa Clause.

People who won’t standup for themselves are the worst kind of cowards.

Brewha wrote:

Brew,
You obviously hear only what you want.

tailgater wrote: