AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!! %*%*^% !!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA !!!!!!

[KentuckyWoman]

This has been a public service announcement on behalf of myself and anyone else who is sick to effing death of the idiotic One Percenter "job creators" who think corporations are people my friend and they built that all by their little lonesome without any help from the moocher employees who don't deserve even the least shred of respect let alone a fair wage in exchange for work rendered.

Tomorrow I might feel differently but today I hope every single one of you 1%er jerks who feel that way get your comeupance times 1000 in this world and in the next.

Fuckers.

[CherokeeDem]

1. How do you really feel?????

Agree with you 100%... feel the same way!

Btw...I'm a Kentucky Woman, too....live in Lexington.

[KentuckyWoman]

4. About 80 miles due east

Nice little quiet corner on family land owned since Daniel Boone walked the forests.

[CherokeeDem]

9. My family is from Eastern Kentucky...

My dad was born in West Liberty, my mother in a little town called Viper...out side of Hazard. My dad's parents relocated to just outside of Mount Sterling and lived there until their death.

Beautiful part of the world...

[Warpy]

2. Just think of the sickening realization as they lie dying

that all their machinations were for nought since they can't take a scrap of it with them. They came into the world naked and alone and that's the way they'll leave it and I can see no worse hell for those people who went through life trying to fill the empty space inside them with money even as they hated every other human being on the planet.

[Myrina]

13. They're never going to have that realization, sadly.

The rest of the world just doesn't exist to them.

[RKP5637]

27. Well said! They are hollow people, void of life. I was talking to someone recently, said some

are burying a portion of their money with them. I've not followed up on that claim, but it seems reasonable for some of them.

[Demeter]

40. FRSP!

It's the Ultimate Solution (properly applied, for once)

[corkhead]

3. I am not suggesting "18th Century Remedies", but those who fail to learn from history...

[Mika]

5. yep ...

[KentuckyWoman]

6. I was thinking more in terms of Karma or the good Lord taking care of it.

I'm not one for violence.

[leftieNanner]

8. Ah, yes KW,

Karma can be a bitch! Love your post. I have my own personal boycotts out in the marketplace where I refuse to support these f**kers with my consumer $$. I try to avoid buying products or services from companies who treat their employees in such a way. It's difficult sometimes!

[jtuck004]

10. Speaking of learning from history, you do remember that, at the end,

the thousands of those beheaded were the non-privileged class, the Sans-culottes and their leaders that started the revolution, right?

And the wealthy wound up in power after the Sans-culottes got rid of the tyrants.

Perhaps we should learn from history to be careful what we wish for, and be informed by current events that people who hold themselves out as your comrades may instead be backstabbing traitors.

[zeemike]

15. Is not that always the case?

The Russian revolution ended the same...whith Trotsky dead and Lenin and then Stalin in power.
And in our own revolution it was different and slower, but the elite would up in power again just as they are now.
The real revolution, the one that will last and bring peace to the world, must take place in the heart of mankind...which has yet to really catch on.

[hfojvt]

42. Trotsky died on 21 Aug 1940

Lenin died on 21 Jan 1924.

So I would not say that the Russian Revolution ended with Trotsky dead and Lenin in power.

And our own revolution may have quickly put the elite "in power" but the masses often live pretty well in this country.

I like that though, revolution in the heart.

[zeemike]

44. I stand corrected...I should have said Stalin.

But Trotsky was at odds with Lenin and was sent into exile a few years after his death, and then assassinated by Stalin in Mexico.
But it was not the Revolution that put the elite in power they just took it...just like they did in Russia, and in most revolutions...by hook and by crook...The revolutions are all based on moral principles and good intentions of liberty and justice, and they are soon corrupted by power and wealth.

[Warpy]

23. My knitting is all ready

Bring on the tumbrils.

Just try to stop before it becomes the Reign of Terror as the revolution turns in on itself.

[obxhead]

7. my list of graves to piss on as they pass is growing.

[JaneyVee]

11. Meanwhile, the REAL job creators in the US are small businesses, and

Small business owners average salary is between $45k/yr and $104k/yr: http://smallbusiness.chron.com/average-income-small-business-owners-5189.html

Hardly rich. Seems like its actually the middle class who are the job creators in this country. The 1% are the outsourcers.

[SunSeeker]

22. Yes, and in a consumer-driven economy, it is the poor and middle class who create the demand.

The poor and middle class not only pay a higher percentage of their income in taxes than the rich (when local and sales taxes are taken into account), but it is they who provide the demand, because they spend every penny they make unlike the rich who sock it into Swiss accounts. This demand is what fuels small businesses who then create jobs.

Meanwhile, the poor work their asses off at Walmart for chump change, while creating massive wealth for the Walmart heirs, all while we subsidize Walmart by providing their workers with food stamps and Medicaid, because Walmart won't pay a living wage.

I think Romney had it exactly backwards. It is the bottom 90% who are the job creators, not the rich. The rich, for the most part, are sponges soaking up the wealth created by the working poor.

[daleanime]

38. +1

[MynameisBlarney]

12. I concur.

And I would like to add an AAAAAAAARGLEBLARGH!!!!

[Bernardo de La Paz]

14. I'm sick of Original Posts with meaningless idiotic uninformative thread titles. nt

[think4yourself]

17. I'm not.

I like commas, too.

[KentuckyWoman]

24. Meaningful

When a good hard worker, widowed and doing everything she can to keep 2 teen boys out of trouble and headed for college. She was well respected by coworkers and me, hrr immediate boss. She got fired for daring to ask for a 50 cent raise and I'm still so mad it's hard to stick to no violence. I needed to rant.

Thankfully the lives affected by similar job creators in this country are idiotic and meaningless enough to earn your kick.

Thankfully us bosses blanketed the locals until we found a job opening...she'll make a buck more an hour starting tomorrow. I quit over it ... just can't work for those fuckers.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

25. I understand & enjoy a good rant. I'm more likely to find it with a meaningful title. nt

[chervilant]

37. Well, you 'found' this one... n/t

[Initech]

16. The Koch roaches need to be arrested and tried for treason now!!!

[RKP5637]

28. They, have terrorized an entire state, and working hard on the entire nation. They, are

despicable creatures. Take away their $$$$$ and one is left with a pile of shit.

[Initech]

33. They're the real terrorists in this world.

[RKP5637]

34. Here's a weird thing, the definitions I've seen imply terrorists always use physical

violence. ... but I disagree with the status quo definition of terrorism. To me, there are many terrorists in this country like the Cock Brothers, not using physical violence, but IMO more devastating.

[Initech]

35. Oh yeah I agree there's far more definitions of terrorism than the basic one.

There's financial terrorism (Koch brothers), political terrorism (Ted Cruz), environmental terrorism (British Petroleum), and so on.

[RKP5637]

36. Yep, exactly ... but they don't get called our for it in MSM, for example. n/t

[LuckyTheDog]

18. I agree

Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=397125973720880&set=pb.268963819870430.-2207520000.1383329301.&type=3&theater

[Spitfire of ATJ]

20. Did this one recently for a friend....

[Spitfire of ATJ]

19. They wouldn't have any power if it weren't for their idiot followers....

Buncha sycophants for the rich who think their muscular Jesus will give them brownie points for kicking hippies and commies and anyone showing any of that bleeding heart Liberal weakness.

[RKP5637]

29. Yep, they are supported by the disadvantaged, pretty much the Stockholm syndrome. n/t

[Spitfire of ATJ]

30. It's the "Authoritarian" thing...

http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~altemey/

[RKP5637]

31. Thanks for the link!

[Spitfire of ATJ]

32. Gotz tons. ;-)

[Glorfindel]

21. Well said!

[Uncle Joe]

26. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread, KentuckyWoman.

[valerief]

39. Well said. nt

[hfojvt]

41. "a fair wage in exchange for work rendered"

I am wondering what you have seen at work.

Have you seen:

1. employees who think they should be able to go home early and still get paid for a full day

2. employees who spend large parts of their work day sitting on their duffs instead of actually working

3. employees who spend large parts of the day standing around talking instead of actually working

4. employees who spend large parts of the day playing on their computers instead of actually working

Because I see that every day, and it kind of infuriates me.

[Zorra]

43. The nerve of those slackers! Call Congress RIGHT FRACKING NOW!1! nt