Kraichgauer
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23 Nov 2011, 9:08 pm
Inuyasha wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Herman Cain. Silver spoon?
regardless of how he grew up, he has silver spoon values NOW. he has nothing but undisguised contempt for others who are not as successful as he, just like all the rest of the right-wing crowd. i would like the guy a whole lot better if he didn't get too big for his britches [IOW arrogant]. anybody who says to the chronically unemployed [in today's jobless and job-exporting economy] to just "get a job" either is a condescending hypocrite or else just isn't "all there," AFAIC. i say, a pox on all of 'em.
Problem with your statement is that Herman Cain actually practiced what he is preaching and that's why he managed to become wealthy, through hard work and perserverence. Your attacks on him are completely baseless and without merit.
It's not a matter of Cain working hard to get to where he's at now. Rather, it's about how he's so scornful and disconnected when it comes to less fortunate people - people who in fact have been left behind by Wall Street and the captains of industry.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
23 Nov 2011, 11:53 pm
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Herman Cain. Silver spoon?
regardless of how he grew up, he has silver spoon values NOW. he has nothing but undisguised contempt for others who are not as successful as he, just like all the rest of the right-wing crowd. i would like the guy a whole lot better if he didn't get too big for his britches [IOW arrogant]. anybody who says to the chronically unemployed [in today's jobless and job-exporting economy] to just "get a job" either is a condescending hypocrite or else just isn't "all there," AFAIC. i say, a pox on all of 'em.
Problem with your statement is that Herman Cain actually practiced what he is preaching and that's why he managed to become wealthy, through hard work and perserverence. Your attacks on him are completely baseless and without merit.
It's not a matter of Cain working hard to get to where he's at now. Rather, it's about how he's so scornful and disconnected when it comes to less fortunate people - people who in fact have been left behind by Wall Street and the captains of industry.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Hey genius, my family is having problems too, however I think the spoiled brats at Occupy Wall Street need to grow up. How is targetting retailers going to help things? Huh? This "Spread the Wealth Around," is nothing more than feeling you deserve what someone else worked hard for, and quite frankly I'm sick of it.
Kraichgauer
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Location: Spokane area, Washington state.
24 Nov 2011, 12:11 am
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Herman Cain. Silver spoon?
regardless of how he grew up, he has silver spoon values NOW. he has nothing but undisguised contempt for others who are not as successful as he, just like all the rest of the right-wing crowd. i would like the guy a whole lot better if he didn't get too big for his britches [IOW arrogant]. anybody who says to the chronically unemployed [in today's jobless and job-exporting economy] to just "get a job" either is a condescending hypocrite or else just isn't "all there," AFAIC. i say, a pox on all of 'em.
Problem with your statement is that Herman Cain actually practiced what he is preaching and that's why he managed to become wealthy, through hard work and perserverence. Your attacks on him are completely baseless and without merit.
It's not a matter of Cain working hard to get to where he's at now. Rather, it's about how he's so scornful and disconnected when it comes to less fortunate people - people who in fact have been left behind by Wall Street and the captains of industry.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Hey genius, my family is having problems too, however I think the spoiled brats at Occupy Wall Street need to grow up. How is targetting retailers going to help things? Huh? This "Spread the Wealth Around," is nothing more than feeling you deserve what someone else worked hard for, and quite frankly I'm sick of it.
First off, you need to breathe.... that's it, breathe, and calm down.
Not everyone in OWS is in college, and those who are aren't all rich by any means. And secondly, it's not a matter of them wanting what's someone else' without working for it, but rather wanting Wall Street to stop stepping on ordinary people while reaping all the rewards. Seeing the Wall Street bastards who had almost sunk the economy led away in handcuffs would go a long way to dispelling the OWS' people's rage.
And by the way, I sincerely wish you a happy Thanksgiving.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
24 Nov 2011, 10:48 am
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Inuyasha wrote:
auntblabby wrote:
ruveyn wrote:
Herman Cain. Silver spoon?
regardless of how he grew up, he has silver spoon values NOW. he has nothing but undisguised contempt for others who are not as successful as he, just like all the rest of the right-wing crowd. i would like the guy a whole lot better if he didn't get too big for his britches [IOW arrogant]. anybody who says to the chronically unemployed [in today's jobless and job-exporting economy] to just "get a job" either is a condescending hypocrite or else just isn't "all there," AFAIC. i say, a pox on all of 'em.
Problem with your statement is that Herman Cain actually practiced what he is preaching and that's why he managed to become wealthy, through hard work and perserverence. Your attacks on him are completely baseless and without merit.
It's not a matter of Cain working hard to get to where he's at now. Rather, it's about how he's so scornful and disconnected when it comes to less fortunate people - people who in fact have been left behind by Wall Street and the captains of industry.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
Hey genius, my family is having problems too, however I think the spoiled brats at Occupy Wall Street need to grow up. How is targetting retailers going to help things? Huh? This "Spread the Wealth Around," is nothing more than feeling you deserve what someone else worked hard for, and quite frankly I'm sick of it.
First off, you need to breathe.... that's it, breathe, and calm down.
Not everyone in OWS is in college, and those who are aren't all rich by any means. And secondly, it's not a matter of them wanting what's someone else' without working for it, but rather wanting Wall Street to stop stepping on ordinary people while reaping all the rewards. Seeing the Wall Street bastards who had almost sunk the economy led away in handcuffs would go a long way to dispelling the OWS' people's rage.
And by the way, I sincerely wish you a happy Thanksgiving.
-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer
I know which side I choose in this debate.
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