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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.

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    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    Most rich people are the offspring of other rich people.

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    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    Most rich people are the offspring of other rich people.
    I'd appreciate a definition of "rich" and examples and also what percentage of their wealth are "the 99" entitled to?

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
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    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    Most rich people are the offspring of other rich people.
    I'd appreciate a definition of "rich" and examples and also what percentage of their wealth are "the 99" entitled to?
    They are entitled to a tax of 90%. That sounds about fair, it is up to the government to decide on the appropriate thresh holds through independant research free of corporate lobbying.

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    I still fail to see the problem with any citizens peacefully expressing their discontent with the status quo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    He hates Steve Jobs from his response from the other thread that was shut down. He also says he doesn't use anything that Jobs have invented or innovated. Pretty funny from a guy that's probably typing from his PC that Jobs was instrumental in marketing and bringing it to daily use for the common man.

    Let's be honest now there will be the have and have nots. There will be someone out there that is more talented, smarter, stronger work ethic, etc. Then there are the ones that had a poor work ethic, not as smart, and not as talented. The latter group tends to bitch and moan about people that were more talented than them. It's like a garbage man that bitches why he is not successful as that lawyer or civil engineer. Or the guy that flips burgers at Wendy's wonders how come that Physician makes more than him.

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    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    He hates Steve Jobs from his response from the other thread that was shut down. He also says he doesn't use anything that Jobs have invented or innovated. Pretty funny from a guy that's probably typing from his PC that Jobs was instrumental in marketing and bringing it to daily use for the common man.

    Let's be honest now there will be the have and have nots. There will be someone out there that is more talented, smarter, stronger work ethic, etc. Then there are the ones that had a poor work ethic, not as smart, and not as talented. The latter group tends to bitch and moan about people that were more talented than them. It's like a garbage man that bitches why he is not successful as that lawyer or civil engineer. Or the guy that flips burgers at Wendy's wonders how come that Physician makes more than him.
    How do I keep missing all these controversial threads that keep getting shut down? Goddamn.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    He hates Steve Jobs from his response from the other thread that was shut down. He also says he doesn't use anything that Jobs have invented or innovated. Pretty funny from a guy that's probably typing from his PC that Jobs was instrumental in marketing and bringing it to daily use for the common man.

    Let's be honest now there will be the have and have nots. There will be someone out there that is more talented, smarter, stronger work ethic, etc. Then there are the ones that had a poor work ethic, not as smart, and not as talented. The latter group tends to bitch and moan about people that were more talented than them. It's like a garbage man that bitches why he is not successful as that lawyer or civil engineer. Or the guy that flips burgers at Wendy's wonders how come that Physician makes more than him.
    How do I keep missing all these controversial threads that keep getting shut down? Goddamn.
    No, it's true I don't have a great deal of time for Steve Jobs and I see nothing wrong with stating that. I live very much in the stone age when it comes to gadgets and I am very happy that way. A PC is as far as I will go but never Apple, though I don't hold that against them in any way. However, it is totally unrelated to this topic and I will point out that a Mod had a go at me first in that thread too, so I am not entirely to blame. Sometimes people overreact and Lyle is just being a fag by bringing up my disinterest in Steve Jobs. It's a vaild point of view to hold, though not terribly popular with techies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    He hates Steve Jobs from his response from the other thread that was shut down. He also says he doesn't use anything that Jobs have invented or innovated. Pretty funny from a guy that's probably typing from his PC that Jobs was instrumental in marketing and bringing it to daily use for the common man.

    Let's be honest now there will be the have and have nots. There will be someone out there that is more talented, smarter, stronger work ethic, etc. Then there are the ones that had a poor work ethic, not as smart, and not as talented. The latter group tends to bitch and moan about people that were more talented than them. It's like a garbage man that bitches why he is not successful as that lawyer or civil engineer. Or the guy that flips burgers at Wendy's wonders how come that Physician makes more than him.
    How do I keep missing all these controversial threads that keep getting shut down? Goddamn.
    No, it's true I don't have a great deal of time for Steve Jobs and I see nothing wrong with stating that. I live very much in the stone age when it comes to gadgets and I am very happy that way. A PC is as far as I will go but never Apple, though I don't hold that against them in any way. However, it is totally unrelated to this topic and I will point out that a Mod had a go at me first in that thread too, so I am not entirely to blame. Sometimes people overreact and Lyle is just being a fag by bringing up my disinterest in Steve Jobs. It's a vaild point of view to hold, though not terribly popular with techies.
    I must find this thread. Which board was it on?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by CFH View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by miles View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by El Kabong View Post
    Miles...the demands of the "Occupy" group are as random as they are frivolous and they are PLENTY frivolous.

    I'm a political and economic pragmatist and what these people want in simple terms is to punish the "ultra elites", bring everyone down to the same level, and then continue to be lazy and yes they are lazy.
    The rich are just as lazy, they just employ other lackeys to do their work for them. Basically ways to manipulate this so called global market to their own benefit. They are of no use to American society nor give anything back. They need bringing down to a less lofty mountain as all they do is take and the government is equally complicit in this economic terrorism. Democracy has been sold to corporations who are now supposedly the same as individual people.
    Was Steve Jobs lazy? Is Bill Gates lazy?
    He hates Steve Jobs from his response from the other thread that was shut down. He also says he doesn't use anything that Jobs have invented or innovated. Pretty funny from a guy that's probably typing from his PC that Jobs was instrumental in marketing and bringing it to daily use for the common man.

    Let's be honest now there will be the have and have nots. There will be someone out there that is more talented, smarter, stronger work ethic, etc. Then there are the ones that had a poor work ethic, not as smart, and not as talented. The latter group tends to bitch and moan about people that were more talented than them. It's like a garbage man that bitches why he is not successful as that lawyer or civil engineer. Or the guy that flips burgers at Wendy's wonders how come that Physician makes more than him.
    How do I keep missing all these controversial threads that keep getting shut down? Goddamn.
    No, it's true I don't have a great deal of time for Steve Jobs and I see nothing wrong with stating that. I live very much in the stone age when it comes to gadgets and I am very happy that way. A PC is as far as I will go but never Apple, though I don't hold that against them in any way. However, it is totally unrelated to this topic and I will point out that a Mod had a go at me first in that thread too, so I am not entirely to blame. Sometimes people overreact and Lyle is just being a fag by bringing up my disinterest in Steve Jobs. It's a vaild point of view to hold, though not terribly popular with techies.
    I must find this thread. Which board was it on?
    The other public non boxing board. I was ranting a bit really, but have nothing much against Jobs personally. I am just a bit irritated by the sychophantic media overplay concerning his death and said as much. It got out of hand for no particular reason, I get insulted far worse than Steve Jobs everyday on here so people should harden up a bit. The man basically made mini CD players that you can take to the park and cell phones with calculators. It's stuff that just doesn't excite me nor plays any major role in my life. Fair play to those who like to consume these things, but I don't bother with them and I'm sure many others live in a similar way.

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