Wall Street Protestors don't hate success, they hate HUGE rewards for FAILURE.

[FarLeftFist]

It's the $11 million severance packages for failed CEOs and executives, It's Bank of America laying off thousands of workers to turn a higher profit and then instituting higher bank fees to gouge their customers for even MORE profit, it's the piggish mentality. It's rewarding people for failure. It's not OUR job to make this right, it's THEIR job to not make it wrong.

[girl_interrupted]

1. K&R

[joeybee12]

2. KNR...

[Hepburn]

3. Amen....n/t

[racaulk]

4. K&R!

I couldn't have said it any better than that!

:applause:

[City Lights]

5. Well said!

:thumbsup:

Rec'd.

[RaleighNCDUer]

6. Yep. If any of us fucked up the way they did WE wouldn't be given 6 months

to find a new position and a 2 year's salary as a severance package. We'd maybe get two weeks pay and be out the door - if we were lucky.

But the hell of it is, most are NOT getting severance pay for their royal fuckups. They are keeping their jobs and getting bonuses besides.

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[Bluenorthwest]

7. That is exactly it.

Two sets of rules. Rewards for failure.

[Cats Against Frist]

8. And that, I can totally agree with. n/t

[Eyerish]

9. K&R

[Guy Whitey Corngood]

10. K & R. nt

[Arctic Dave]

11. That needs to be the biggest occupy sign at all the sites.

Rewarded for failure, dishonesty, undermining the country's security.

[kayakjohnny]

12. Beautiful!

:applause:

[ck4829]

13. K&R

[justiceischeap]

14. According to an article yesterday, BoA is on the verge of collapse again. nt

[Blue_Tires]

15. I'm also mad because even the wall street 'successes' are frauds

coming mostly from backroom insider deals, manipulating stock prices and rigging the system while sitting buddy-buddy with an indifferent watchdog