mnottertail -> RE: Idiotic Demands of the Wall Street Protestors (10/6/2011 11:55:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Sanity So... why wouldnt twenty minutes separation make everything okay too. And he is still among the richest men in the world, very arguably got where he is through theft and deceit, hurt an awful lot of little people on the way as well. Really, isnt the way you perceive the morality of such things totally dependent on how far left one leans? quote:
ORIGINAL: mnottertail The investigation of an insider trading conviction under French law that occured 20 years after the fact is not one of the Idiotic demands of the Wall Street Protestors (cuz they are protesting American policies and actions) it only appears to be idiocy of rushfelching.com and their minions. What fucking morality? Isn't Ws being a war criminal and your boys ignoring that sort of say that you guys are left of Kruschev? Doesn't your servile and slavish corporate appeasment put you far left of the great appeaser Chamberlain? Doesn't the propping up and support of Saddam Hussein under Reagan put you to the far left of Idi Amin? Your derail is pretty pervasive. You have a multitude of people with American problems, living in America, and concerned about straightening out and making America the land of the free, the land of milk and honey and you are making specious arguments about a conviction for which he paid in 2002 (when your boy was president, doing his own illegal activities) and nobody, not you, not bebe rebozo, not enron, not w, not haliburton, not the Koch brothers, not Rush, not Alex, not drudge, not Cheney, Faux Nuze, not one idiotic demented teabagger said, jesus, lets investigate this guy and see if he violated OUR insider trading laws too? Try and get a handle on the world, your 'mandate' to fix the economy has vaporized while you are on watch fiddlefucking around with senseless bullshit, and the country is in record debt on your watch, and you all are standing around like deer in the headlights with the bright idea of more appeasing corporations.
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