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reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 06:53 PM by Zosynspiracy
reply to post by HappilyEverAfter



But the problem is those big, corporations are the ones controlling our government that is supposed to represent the people. And let's face it the majority of Americans are middle class. Take my state of CA for exmaple. Nancy Pelosi, Feinnstein, and Boxer are all multimillionaires. The people running for governor are millionaires. These people don't want to change anything. They are the status quo and the currenty financial state of America is making them wealthy beyond our imagination. That's the whole problem. Nobody cares about the middle class. When you are a multimillionaire how the hell can you relate to a two income family making $60K a year. LMAO! Our government is so out of touch and is filled with the people they are supposed to be going after........the rich corporatists.


reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 06:56 PM by Zosynspiracy
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You still live with your parents. What do you know about real work? LMAO!



reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 06:57 PM by Bicent76
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outside looking in here, but the title is.....



His position matters not..


reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 06:58 PM by GreenBicMan
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Sorry man I've been sick with an auto immune disease, not a big deal really, but you are showing your true colors. Also, it shows you know nothing of financial markets either, so you are just making yourself look dumb in reality. But continue, you are adding a lot to this thread.


reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 07:02 PM by HappilyEverAfter
Originally posted by Zosynspiracy
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post by HappilyEverAfter



But the problem is those big, corporations are the ones controlling our government that is supposed to represent the people. And let's face it the majority of Americans are middle class. Take my state of CA for exmaple. Nancy Pelosi, Feinnstein, and Boxer are all multimillionaires. The people running for governor are millionaires. These people don't want to change anything. They are the status quo and the currenty financial state of America is making them wealthy beyond our imagination. That's the whole problem. Nobody cares about the middle class. When you are a multimillionaire how the hell can you relate to a two income family making $60K a year. LMAO! Our government is so out of touch and is filled with the people they are supposed to be going after........the rich corporatists.


I'm not asking, for permission. Why would we need to ask, for permission to take care of ourselves in local markets we create and allow to thrive by participating in?
It's NOT going to be an overnight process or success, it didnt happen that quick it wont be fixed that quick.
Addressing the stock market question of cause, I'll say this; it wasnt the stock markets fault it was the participation in certain falsifications and the lure of consumption without contribution that made the stock market a PART of the entire mismanaged planned fiasco. A few grew EXTREMELY wealthy controlling while alot were just thrilled with the crumbs from that table.
Its just about be empowered and controlling your own life.
Its going to revert to small again, its going to have to, it cant continue.
Now its just a matter of controlling the fall.

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reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 07:03 PM by GreenBicMan
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It has nothing to do with the stock market. You guys read too much Karl Denninger and friends.

This does have everything to do though with the common American consumer and how we spend well, well above our means. It was time to pay the piper. Get over it.



reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 07:11 PM by Bicent76
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Ok, but when I goto the grocery store I am buying cherries and grapes and other produce from oh say bolivia, or some other south american place, which is fine but when most of our produce comes from out of the country its sad..

I dunno who our farmers are sending our produce too, but I would not mind paying a extra dime or so for american, food..

Anyhow, I feel the stock market is one of the biggest problems when it comes to work in America... Not to mention the Government, the taxes tarriffs, the Epa, and all things that just feels like taxing a buisness in america.. LOL its cheaper to get work from china, or Mexico, when you have corperate lawyers keeping little buisnesses down, for trying to start something. So who is in control.. If corperations dont wanna hire people, or wanna lay people off that is the truth in America. Unless your a service buisness like a Plunber or landscape person, your not going to manufacture anything without paying taxes or bowing down to the corperate law in America.. Period...

No big suprise here...

Until that is fixed.. I dont see work for the MASSES until something is reformed...

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reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 07:39 PM by apacheman
The cleanest, swiftest and most logical method would be to cap wealth a $1 billion. People who would be effected by this would face mandatory economic retirement; all their stocks would be converted to non-voting class shares, and they would be prohibited from engaging in any commerical financial activities. they could take up a sport, write a book, become a musician, an artist, a volunteer doctor, etc, but they wouldn't be allowed to play with or in the financial markets anymore.

Allow, say, four years of tax-free transfers to non-profits, research organizations, and such to allow them to draw down their excessive wealth gradually and safely, then time's up, whatever they haven't gotten rid of is confiscated and disbursed by the GAO.

There is no logical, ethical, or moral reason to allow untrammelled wealth-building at the expense of hundreds of millions of other people. After all, the super-wealthy aren't in it for the money, since by definition, the money is meaningless to them. They are in the wealth-building game for the ego boost. Anyone who claims a need for more is seriously mentally and spiritually sick.

They have no unmet needs, and few unmet desires.

They don't provide jobs: look around you and tell me how many they've created.

They don't innovate: innovation brings change, and that's the last thing they want; they are far more likely to kill innovation than create it. Poor people innovate because they have to, to survive.

Frankly, I see no reason to allow huge fortunes.


reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 07:39 PM by HappilyEverAfter
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You must have not understood what I wrote, at all. I havent read your suggested author, and I quite understand markets, young man.
After a few decades of involvement I would believe you would want your experience and intelligence to be respected as well.
The markets were false, the participation deceptive, the promise unattainable and the profits misdirected, stolen and wasted.
It was NOT the stock markets fault, but the participants and employ of abuse.


reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 07:42 PM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by HappilyEverAfter



You will have to be more specific.

This is an opinion based on what?

I am all for the debate and looking for informed opinions, remember we are talking about equity markets, futures, options, bonds - We know these CDS,MBS were trouble, we all agree on that.

But remember these are OTC Derivatives, much different than equity markets, I know you already know that. I wasn't specifically meaning you either in the last post btw


reply posted on 6-2-2010 @ 08:06 PM by HappilyEverAfter
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