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Originally Posted by BFT3K
A good spinner could blame the Clinton bubble over the deregulation of Wall Street under Reagan - and then follow that up with the fact that the mortgage bubble that burst under Bush, could be blamed on banking deregulations.
The rich still made out like bandits in both cases, while the middle and lower classes felt the pinch, from all of this irresponsible behavior.
Semi-unrelated to this post topic: Obama has passed legislation to curb both of those special interests, and the heat is on. Those with enough power and wealth to protect, want Obama out, so their games can continue without supervision, which will not help almost ANY of us!
They have convinced MILLIONS of Americans to, once again, vote against their own best interests, to benefit the very few.
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What is against their interest? The wealthy getting a "Tax break" does not help me UNLESS the government is irresposnsable and makes promises it can not keep and spends beyond its means. That is not the fault of the rich or poor getting to keep their money it is the fault of the government an no one else.
As far as the rich fucking up and feeling the pinch. There is enough blame from everyone on why the economy is in the dumps. The middle class extended their credit to much, then expected the government to help them when they fucked up. The rich made and were forced to make bad investments then expected the government to bail them out.
You are falling for the trap. You are playing the roll of a useful idiot quiet well. They bribe you with your own money and you thank them for it