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I remember an America when people actually hoped/dreamed/worked to become successful one day...an America where people looked up to successful people....what have we become??? I read some of these comments on here and people believe that corps and rich people pay no taxes, people believe America is this corrupt place that only a few can make it in, people believe that govt should take other peoples $$$ who work harder and give it to those who don’t, people believe business owners OWE their employees’ Health Care and the right to work from home....geeze if I felt that way there is no way I could get up in the morning and do what i do....this anti-capitalist attitude the American public has will be the end of the standard of living we have become accustom to. I cannot believe how the American people have handed over their lives to a bunch of politicians...very sad to see this happen to this great nation.
Perhaps it's just me, but I feel that it high time that this little game has gone on for over 30 years is put to an end. The Conservatives have more than proven that their little trickle down scheme was a complete failure and that they are themselves traitors to the interests of the vast majority of Americans.
My dream is that the majority of Americans who feel trapped living in an oppressive state trying to gather enough of the rather worthless fiat currency wake up and stand up against this system of bondage.
Screw the international bankers and the people at the top of this phoney pyramid scheme.
WHY this country is done. At work i have a made in china PH probe(Honeywell) floating in a made in Vietnam 4'' inner tube . Nothing is made in America any more . We lost the middle class Corporate geed will destroy this country instead of making 30million a year as CEO lets make 31 million a year and SHUT down are factory in the u.s. and build it in China and put 30 thousand Americans out of work .. that is the mind set of the rich in this country. we as a country are going down hill fast.
Most big US industrial companies have moved overseas where there are no unions, cheap labor, child labor and little or no corporate taxes. Many middle class Americans have lost their jobs, homes and the US has lost much needed tax revenue from these big companies and their employees. Who benefited most from these moves? Have any of these savings been passed on to the consumer? Who’s been lining their pockets and screaming the loudest about having to pay higher taxes? In the future I see only two classes of society in this country! Who is going to pay then? The Feds bailed out the banks with over 16.1 Trillion and many of the CEO’s used this money to pack there “golden parachutes” and bail out while others stayed on and continue to line their pockets with big cash bonuses! The average American is still paying for their bail out… I know my house lost value again this past year! How much beating down will the American people take from the rich before they revolt? I believe what’s happening in Europe is just a small sign of what will happen here… I wouldn’t want to be named Boehner or be a big CEO when it does!!!
What happened in America!
* The Corporations moved the jobs over seas. We should have told all the CEO's move your families over sea with the company"s . ( We don' t need them here!)
* As for the Banksters, we should have close down the Banks, take our money out put them out of business. ( There are still Bankers not in jail today, reason someone paid them off)
* The only way we get our Country back is tell our Local Goverment, Politicians in the Federal Goverment, you work for US, If you dodnt straighten this country out you FIRED!
* We have alot of people in this country that have NO balls.
"STAND UP PEOPLE FOR YOUR RIGHTS" !!!
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