In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of
Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me
neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth without working
for
it?
Like you do?

Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out and join M
II out
on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some kind of
oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the other
way and he could have lost all of it.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of
Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me
neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth without working
for
it?
Like you do?
Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out and join M
II out
on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some kind of
oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the other
way and he could have lost all of it.

My point exactly is that risk is being transferred from capital to
labor, without commensurate reward. Things are out of kilter. New
gilded age.

In article ,
Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the
rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah
me neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth
without working for it?
Like you do?
Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out
and join M II out on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some
kind of oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the
other way and he could have lost all of it.

My point exactly is that risk is being transferred from capital to
labor, without commensurate reward. Things are out of kilter. New
gilded age.

Your point is that you just gave DxAce a ration of bull**** for risking
his capital numskull. You are worse than Eduardo.

The only thing out of kilter is the chemical balance in your brain.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the
rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah
me neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth
without working for it?
Like you do?
Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out
and join M II out on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some
kind of oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the
other way and he could have lost all of it.

My point exactly is that risk is being transferred from capital to
labor, without commensurate reward. Things are out of kilter. New
gilded age.

Your point is that you just gave DxAce a ration of bull**** for risking
his capital numskull. You are worse than Eduardo.

The only thing out of kilter is the chemical balance in your brain.

He apparently does forget to take his meds.. often!

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the
rest of Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah
me neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth
without working for it?
Like you do?
Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out
and join M II out on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some
kind of oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the
other way and he could have lost all of it.

My point exactly is that risk is being transferred from capital to
labor, without commensurate reward. Things are out of kilter. New
gilded age.

Your point is that you just gave DxAce a ration of bull**** for risking
his capital numskull. You are worse than Eduardo.

The only thing out of kilter is the chemical balance in your brain.

He apparently does forget to take his meds.. often!

The guy's brain is refried beans. I don't think it matters anymore that
he takes his meds.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

The guy's brain is refried beans. I don't think it matters anymore that
he takes his meds.


Actually no; his brain is quite unfried. You wish he was a burnout,
because he speak unpleasantries. "Kill the messenger when you don't
like the message."

Why are you ignoring basic facts? Why do you defend the robber barons
and the torturers?

Dave wrote:

Telamon wrote:

The guy's brain is refried beans. I don't think it matters anymore that
he takes his meds.


Actually no; his brain is quite unfried. You wish he was a burnout,
because he speak unpleasantries. "Kill the messenger when you don't
like the message."

Why are you ignoring basic facts? Why do you defend the robber barons
and the torturers?

Why do you not take your meds?

"Dave" wrote in message
...
Telamon wrote:

The guy's brain is refried beans. I don't think it matters anymore that
he takes his meds.


Actually no; his brain is quite unfried. You wish he was a burnout,
because he speak unpleasantries. "Kill the messenger when you don't like
the message."

Why are you ignoring basic facts? Why do you defend the robber barons and
the torturers?

They're not smart enough to really understand what you are saying. That or
perhaps they enjoy being blind. Either way, when the stock market crashes
and burns over the next few months you can expect that they will be
squealing like stuck pigs. Its already down around 20 percent this last
year. It was once around 14 to 15 K and now its barely over 11 K. Trending
down.

"Dave" wrote in message
...
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of
Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me
neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth without
working for
it?
Like you do?
Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out and
join M II out
on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some kind of
oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the other
way and he could have lost all of it.

My point exactly is that risk is being transferred from capital to labor,
without commensurate reward. Things are out of kilter. New gilded age.

Either they are benefitting from the current arrangement where labor makes
little while the rich get richer, or they are totally clueless about the
current widening of the strata between economic classes. Either way, they
are still responsible for what is happening to this country whether they
like it or not

Billy Smith wrote:

"Dave" wrote in message
...
Telamon wrote:
In article ,
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Dave wrote:

dxAce wrote:
Tex wrote:

The top 10% own 72% of the wealth.

The rest of the 90% own 28% of the wealth.

The top 1% owns 37% of the wealth.

1% of Americans own more wealth than the entire 90% of the rest of
Americans (37% vs. 28%).

Source: The Federal Reserve

Whens the last time a rich person did anything for you? Yeah me
neither.
So what you're saying is that you want some of the wealth without
working for
it?
Like you do?
Me? I worked for mine! I suggest that you get your shine box out and
join M II out
on the corner and get busy, boys.


Bull****. You were just bragging about your profits from some kind of
oil deal while sitting on your well rounded bum.

He risked his capital to make that profit. It could have gone the other
way and he could have lost all of it.

My point exactly is that risk is being transferred from capital to labor,
without commensurate reward. Things are out of kilter. New gilded age.

Either they are benefitting from the current arrangement where labor makes
little while the rich get richer, or they are totally clueless about the
current widening of the strata between economic classes. Either way, they
are still responsible for what is happening to this country whether they
like it or not

If ya think about it, it's those of us who saved and invested our money so that
it might be lent out to you mindless twits who spent yourselves into debt.

I'm not in debt (other than my house payment). I went to work, and for many
years I worked two jobs. I saved, I invested.

Would I like to have more, certainly! But, I got what I got, and **** those
who'd like to take it away!