[quote=FuzzNJ]When I was living with my parents our house was broken into.[/quote]

So have the police come out and investigated yet?

[quote=FuzzNJ]When I was living with my parents our house was broken into. It was obviously because we were living amongst a criminal element and deserved it. I'm sure no homeless, vagrants, drug addicts or criminals would be attracted to a large group of people occupying a park. They are probably eating their meals at Gilt leaving all the commies to steal from each other. Damn commies.[/quote]

So are you for wealth redistribution or not? Anyone with a $5,500 MAC can afford to give some jack to the poor and downtrodden, right?

As for their donated food being jacked, well, someone needed it more than they did. That's how the system works, comrade. Roll with us or get rolled over.

[frypan]

[quote=snowwolf777]So are you for wealth redistribution or not? Anyone with a $5,500 MAC can afford to give some jack to the poor and downtrodden, right?

As for their donated food being jacked, well, someone needed it more than they did. That's how the system works, comrade. Roll with us or get rolled over.

[frypan]

[/quote]

Or, hell, I don't know ... maybe it's the absurdity of some as*-clown with a $5,500 computer and an I-Phone having the time/money to hang out on Wall Street for a month to protest against people who have money?

:-k

Those food thirds had initiative.

Food justice

[quote=snowwolf777]So are you for wealth redistribution or not? Anyone with a $5,500 MAC can afford to give some jack to the poor and downtrodden, right?

As for their donated food being jacked, well, someone needed it more than they did. That's how the system works, comrade. Roll with us or get rolled over.

[/quote]

Wealth redistribution? lmao. Like the 'death tax' 'job killing bill' 'death panels' 'obamacare'. Love those buzzwords.

but, but that's what it is!!!!!!!!!! (saved you from having to make that response)

[quote=snowwolf777]Or, hell, I don't know ... maybe it's the absurdity of some as*-clown with a $5,500 computer and an I-Phone having the time/money to hang out on Wall Street for a month to protest against people who have money?

:-k [/quote]

House Husbands,,,

[quote=snowwolf777]Or, hell, I don't know ... maybe it's the absurdity of some as*-clown with a $5,500 computer and an I-Phone having the time/money to hang out on Wall Street for a month to protest against people who have money?

:-k [/quote]

That's money to you? Good lord are you clueless.

[quote=wheelrite]House Husbands,,,

[/quote]

I use pc's and android phones.

[quote=FuzzNJ]I use pc's and android phones.[/quote]

neat !!

btw,

I wasn't refering to you..

[quote=wheelrite]btw,

I wasn't refering to you..[/quote]

Of course not.

[quote=FuzzNJ]Of course not. [/quote]

Narcissist...

Probably the last person you'd expect to scold the Occupy Wall Street protesters for having "flawed values that got our country into this economic mess" is a former Washington Mutual board member.

But Tom Leppert, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate from Texas who sat on WaMu's board from 2005 until its 2008 failure, is doing just that.

Leppert has started a petition to "End the Occupation" that harshly criticizes logic behind the protesters’ movement. According to his blog, he aims to get 5,000 signatures by Oct. 31 from anti-Occupy Wall Street supporters to "tell President Barack Obama to denounce Occupy Wall Street's demand for class warfare."

In Leppert's view, the protesters "possess a false sense of entitlement and think they should be receiving government handouts and run up the debt on an imaginary credit card by making hard-working Americans and future generations pay for the bill."

If you think that sounds a bit rich coming from a guy who helped preside over the biggest bank failure in history — a failure that was largely blamed on WaMu's foray into questionable lending — you're not alone.

http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2011/10/ex-wamu-board-member-lambasts-protestors.html?ed=2011-10-18&s=article_du&ana=e_du_pub 

[quote=FuzzNJ]That's money to you? Good lord are you clueless.[/quote]

A $5500 computer and iphones are real money to many people.

[quote=HockeyDad]A $5500 computer and iphones are real money to many people. [/quote]

Saying look how much money he has, why is he there protesting because of equipment worth a few thousand makes no sense condidering how much the 1% have, which is the point.

[quote=FuzzNJ]Saying look how much money he has, why is he there protesting because of equipment worth a few thousand makes no sense condidering how much the 1% have, which is the point.[/quote]

The 1% pay all the bills

[quote=wheelrite]The 1% pay all the bills[/quote]

Another untrue statement.

[quote=FuzzNJ]Saying look how much money he has, why is he there protesting because of equipment worth a few thousand makes no sense condidering how much the 1% have, which is the point.[/quote]

So the point is jealousy towards the 1%.

[quote=wheelrite]The 1% pay all the bills[/quote]

The 1% don't pay ****, man. Come on. It's working stiffs who pay all the bills. The people who get taxes taken out of their paychecks.

I agree that the uber-rich are screwing the rest of us. I just disagree on how the left and the OWS protesters want to fix it.

Actually...I just remembered...we have a 14 TRILLION dollar debt.

Looks like NOBODY is paying the bills.

The government is like a bad roommate. "Hey, I gave you rent and utility money, did you pay the bills?"

"Yeah...uhhh...I'm gonna need more money."

"Huh?"

"Well, I paid the late fees on the bills."

[quote=borndead1]The 1% don't pay ****, man. Come on. It's working stiffs who pay all the bills. The people who get taxes taken out of their paychecks.

I agree that the uber-rich are screwing the rest of us. I just disagree on how the left and the OWS protestors want to fix it.[/quote]

dude,

At the risk of beating the dead horse..

The Top 5% pay the majority of Fed IncomeTaxes. 47% of wager earnes pay NONE...

Tell me how that is fair...