Forum Post: Please focus the argument and get to the point !

I think that Occupy Wall Street is completely missing the whole point. We don’t want communism. We don’t want re-distribution. We are not envious of the wealthy. Greed will always exist.

We’re focused on the complete INCOMPETENCE in corporate America and Washington that has led to the almost catastrophic failure of our banking system requiring a completely Non-Capitalist bailout and golden parachutes for all. We are disgusted with TOO BIG to FAIL. Capitalism requires dedicated, hard work, and competence that leads corporations to success with the rewards that success brings. TOO big to fail is too big. Capitalism would not reward INCOMPETENCE with bailouts and it would not depend upon too big to fail. TOO BIG to FAIL is a signal of systemic issues within our corporate system and we need to fix our American capitalist system and restore it to the greatness it once was.

We are disgusted at incompetent CEO’s earning millions as the parachute out of a company they take down the tubes. HP is just one example. We are disgusted at the incompetence of our corporate board members that hire incompetent CEO’s and that allow for big bonuses even during times when the companies are going bankrupt or performing poorly. These people should be fired immediately. WHERE IS CAPITALISM ?

We are disgusted at the Casino we call Wall street where everybody is a big gambler with our hard earned 401K. What the heck is going on there ? Is our center for raising capital just a big gambling ponze scheme ?

We are disgusted with Washington giving big tax breaks to these TOO BIG TO FAIL and incompetent bloated corporations thinking that trickle down through incompetence will solve our problems. These large corporations are INCOMPETENT. They don’t know how to put our labor force to work. We won’t be surprised if our un-employment shoots above 10% as it is obvious that our bloated corps do not know what to do with all the money sitting on their balance sheets. These large corporations are acting like bloated governments of incompetence feeding incompetence and Washington is rewarding them because they were hired by them. Washington’s got to get its act together and restore our capitalist system. They need to start saving our small to medium size corporations because that is where we can measure corporate competence and that is where the jobs will come from. It’s the small to medium sized companies that need the tax breaks, not the big fat pigs. Our tax dollars will just get wasted on these big fat pigs just like it is wasted in big government. Job creation is in the realm of the private sector and it’s time that they start doing their job. The problem is, our private sector is now ruled by TOO BIG to FAIL and over-bloated incompetent corporations.

What happened to the American Entrepreneural Capitalist system ? When did we replace this with TOO BIG to FAIL. When did our system change over from rewarding hard work, integrity, intelligence, COMPETENCE, and hard earned success with a system of complete incompetence. We want solutions. We want hard work. We want COMPETENCE ! There is no time for tea breaks. It’s time to restore American Capitalism. It’s time to get rid of the incompetence in both Washington and in corporate America.

Demands: We’re disgusted at the incompetence in Washington. Let’s fix it.

We’re digusted at the incompetence in corporate America. Let’s fix it.

We need to restore American Capitalism. Let’s do it.

We need to rid our system of incompetence. Let’s do it today !

We need to help the medium and small companies succeed so that the entreprenual system lives on. Let switch the Tax breaks for large corps over to the small/medium corps.

We need to avoid tax breaks for the TOO BIG to fail and these over-bloated FAT CORPS. Let's end this immediately !

We need to return to the days where America lead the world in innovation, in hard work, in vision and in ideas.

It’s time to do the hard work that is necessary to ensure the American dream lives on. It’s time to talk about the real issues. It’s time to call a spade a spade.

One more thing. The middle class can do something to force the issue. They have a really powerful card to play if Washington and corporate America continues to stamp on them. They can call a spending strike. That would catch everyone's attention real fast.