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"I don't have much patience for someone who does not want to achieve their American dream the old-fashioned way."
"They're basically saying that somehow the government is supposed to take from those that have succeeded and give to those who want to protest."
He added: "That's not the way America was built."
"They're protesting in the wrong place," Cain said. "I'm not sure I know why they're there. If they're there because they are jealous of Wall Street and bankers and people who have succeeded, then they're there for the wrong reasons.
This country is based on people who achieve their dreams and work." He added that the protesters "should go figure out what America is all about."
You cannot blame the banker for taking advantage of a system, which rewards thievery, monetary debauchery, and political enslavement. You cannot blame the politician, whom finds financial gain in selling his soul to the lobbyist that pays their eternal retirement, making the allure of maintaining a career political status ongoing, or for allowing the corporations who fund said lobbyist, who in turn fund said politician from being controlled like a marionette of lies and deceit.
Originally posted by Maxmars
As a former board member of a Federal reserve Bank, I would expect no less from Mr. Cain.
And for those of you who may have forgotten... as apparently Mr. Cain has, this country actually did start out just like this... protests and dissent... or doesn't any one remember the revolution... and the economic inequities that gave rise to it?
"The refusal of King George III to allow the colonies to operate an honest money system, which freed the ordinary man from the clutches of the money manipulators was probably the prime cause of the revolution." Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father.
Say, Mr Cain; do you know to whom Benjamin Franklin was referring when he said "money manipulators?" You should .... since you're one of them.
Originally posted by gunshooter
here is a guy who wouldnt last 6 seconds in 1776. does he not realize how this country was founded? sounds like he is being un-american
when is someone going to toss this guy out into the playground and rough him up?
Originally posted by Maxmars
As a former board member of a Federal reserve Bank, I would expect no less from Mr. Cain.
And for those of you who may have forgotten... as apparently Mr. Cain has, this country actually did start out just like this... protests and dissent... or doesn't any one remember the revolution... and the economic inequities that gave rise to it?
"The refusal of King George III to allow the colonies to operate an honest money system, which freed the ordinary man from the clutches of the money manipulators was probably the prime cause of the revolution." Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father.
Say, Mr Cain; do you know to whom Benjamin Franklin was referring when he said "money manipulators?" You should .... since you're one of them.