Forum Post: Accept it - OWS failed and you remain a peasant
Posted 13 years ago on Oct. 19, 2011, 2:48 p.m. EST by happybanker
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Now live your lives like you have for thousands of years. Under the rule of your Master. Bow down, I say.
except for those countries where the peasants rose up and killed the Masters / Intellectuals / professionals and after a while appointed themselves Masters (with significantly less wealth than when they started)
Lmao...
Fear of the people, I see.
Oh geez
I did laugh
can't tell if trolling or just stupid.
Hahahhhahhah you, my master, our master? Don't be so narcissistic!
republicans vote yes on jobs bill
Not everyone is a peasant. In fact, you'd be very surprised how many #OWS supporters really aren't peasants. Hint: They outnumber happy bankers, I can guarantee you that. Why? Because the people you see occupying Wall Street are the tip of the proverbial iceberg. There are lots and lots of well-to-do people who are supporting this movement. I'm one of them.
We'll see you around....
Well-to-do people don't call themselves well-to-do, wannabe.
Yeah. What else don't well to do people do or don't do? I'm 52. I live in an amazing home. I make more money than people. I'm good with that. And I and my other "wannabe pals" are going to support this movement.
So, really, best of luck w/ that whole yelling in the distance at a group of people you don't really understand thing...
Wannabe, you are broke as a joke and you know it.
LOL. Yeah. Not so much. Although I was smart in converting all retirement funds into cash just before shit went south in July. Just trying to figure out if I should diversify into gold or not. All you Ron Paul folks have me spooked.
:D
Cheers.
Benefitting a lot of big bad financial institutions with that retirement account aren't ya?
Hey, this isn't about all corporations--I have no financial interest in the corporations who got bailed out on Wall Street. If you think I'm going to stuff my money in a mattress, well, that wouldn't be terribly clever. Just because i think that the system is really inequitable and that raising taxes a few percent and instituting some common-sense regulations on rapacious financial institutions who trade risky derivatives is imperative, that doesn't mean I'm against the whole system.
I am not.
But, if you'd like to conflate those issues, you're certainly within your rights to do so.
Peace.
Lol.
Now!