And to Michael Jordan's credit when asked how he felt about taking hundreds of millions in endorsements from a shoe company that used practically slave labor to make them replied, "Hey, I just shoot hoops."
Way too complicated. For starters, corporations are people (too) (my friend).
Fiscal conservatives are interested in increasing the wealth of the already-rich, because they deserve it (which is obvious because, duh, they're already rich.) Everything else they do, or want to do, follows from that.
Middle-class people are less likely to fire people like themselves, for the sake of the bottom line and Wall Street "expectations"? Middle-class people don't install a car elevator in one of their six homes? Middle-class people don't hide their money overseas? Middle class people don't take a tax deduction for the costs of their dancing horse hobby? Middle-class people don't tie the dog to the roof of the car?
Lots of diferences, you dumb fuck. Important ones. And if we're lucky, they'll matter in November.
Imagine there's no middle class ... It's easy if you're Kyl. No poor beneath us Above us an unreachable money pile Imagine all the people ... living for today
Imagine no possessions I wonder if you can We'll still have greed and hunger The Koch Brothers are The Man Imagine all the people .. sharing the crumbs they've left.
You, you may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one I hope some day you'll join us And wake me from this nightmare.
And to Michael Jordan's credit when asked how he felt about taking hundreds of millions in endorsements from a shoe company that used practically slave labor to make them replied, "Hey, I just shoot hoops."
The "Have Nots" against the "Have Less", if you will.
If you're going to talk about the middle class, you should be high-class about it, and do it in quiet rooms.
Way too complicated. For starters, corporations are people (too) (my friend).
Fiscal conservatives are interested in increasing the wealth of the already-rich, because they deserve it (which is obvious because, duh, they're already rich.) Everything else they do, or want to do, follows from that.
Let me rephrase the question: How does a lowlife like Kyl lay hands on millions of dollars for campaign spending? Oh, look, you answered it already!
Middle-class people are less likely to fire people like themselves, for the sake of the bottom line and Wall Street "expectations"? Middle-class people don't install a car elevator in one of their six homes? Middle-class people don't hide their money overseas? Middle class people don't take a tax deduction for the costs of their dancing horse hobby? Middle-class people don't tie the dog to the roof of the car?
Lots of diferences, you dumb fuck. Important ones. And if we're lucky, they'll matter in November.
Imagine there's no middle class ... It's easy if you're Kyl. No poor beneath us Above us an unreachable money pile Imagine all the people ... living for today
Imagine no possessions I wonder if you can We'll still have greed and hunger The Koch Brothers are The Man Imagine all the people .. sharing the crumbs they've left.
You, you may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one I hope some day you'll join us And wake me from this nightmare.
He can start by not calling rich people "job creators". That's a class distinction. And a lie.
"If you inherited a business, you didn't build that."
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Apparently, they think overdosing on manners can make up for their deficit in the morals department.