End the Rule of the Rich! VOTE the 261 millionaires out of Washington!!
June 3, 2011 in Economy, Stingy Billionaires
But if 40 years of tax breaks for the rich; 40 years of you or your parents working their asses off and not being fairly compensated for their production which has built this nation for the past 40 years; paying on average 25% of our income in taxes while the rich pay on average 17.5% of their income in taxes and many corporations like Exxon Mobil and GE not paying a dime; it you think that it’s a little extravagant to “loan” Goldman Sachs billions and also ask them to only pay 1% of their income in taxes; if you are fed up with rich little jerks like Paul Ryan, a born multimillionaire, who instead of paying his fair share of taxes, mooches off the taxpayers and on top of that wants to cut the lifelines of many Americans [What people like Ryan, Rand Paul and other wealthy nut jobs in Congress are advocating is nothing short of murder.]
We need a taxpayer’s revolt alright, but it is not quite the one that David Koch was hoping for. We need a tax revolt that will close tax loopholes for billionaires like him. Ironic, isn’t it to think that his whole Tea Party thing may blow up in his face. I hope to see that day soon–that day when the ordinary citizens of the Tea Party awaken and realize that they have been had. When that happens, it will really be pitchfork time in the good ole USA. The American Spring is coming folks.
If we allow the rich in Congress to have their way, the divide over the past 40 years will only widen. Rich slackers like Alan Simpson (Mr. Pig Man) imply that the American workers “lazy” but they are liars. It is our labor and our under-compensated payment for it for the past 40 years that has built their unjust wealth and our resulting poverty today. The American worker has been dancing in place like the organ grinder’s monkey for the rich for the past 40 years.
Freedom? It’s time we gave the rich the “freedom” to be responsible and pay their fair share of their taxes instead of continuing to freeload off the backs of American workers. ”Nice” is not going to get us anywhere with these people. I hope that ordinary Americans are beginning to wake up to this. We are going to have to start treating them with the same harshness that they have been meting out to us for 40 years–otherwise, NOTHING will change, except to get worse for the majority. Being polite to them puts us at an extreme disadvantage. Being “polite” and “civil” is part of their propaganda to keep us dancing in place.

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FORGET THE MYTH OF THE TWO-PARTY SYSTEM!
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ON THE HYPOCRISY OF THE RICH FROM BOTH PARTIES
If you are still among those who think that this is a Tea Party Republican vs. Democrat issue you are mistaken. Our nation is currently controlled by the leadership of the wealthiest people in our nation. They are somewhat equally divided between the Republican and Democrat parties. The rich from both parties joined together to form their own 501 corporation in 1987 so they could more easily (with the assistance of Wall Street donations) control the presidential elections. What more proof do you need to show that the leadership of the two parties are nothing more than the rich playing the rest of us for suckers? The Commission on Presidential Debates was called by Walter Cronkite the biggest fraud ever perpetuated on the American voters in the history of our nation. He was right.
If there is a modicum of difference between the wealthy leadership of both parties, it may be one degree of separation: The Tea Party/Republicans want to take the entire cake while the wealthy Democratic leadership still have a shred of conscience left and would leave us with a few crumbs.
But, as I’ve said to you before: What good are crumbs if they are not sufficient to sustain life? Right now, the minimum wage that the plutocrats in Congress have determined is “sufficient” for American workers is not even enough for a worker who puts in 40 hours a week to cover the rent of a simple one-bedroom apartment in any major American city.






