Trickle Down: "My Heart is Filled with Water"

Jan 09, 2012 11:18



From CNN, 1/8/12A few miles north of the Georgia Avenue Food Cooperative, Andono's husband, Alan, 47, serves steaks to some of the targets of the Occupy movement: the 1% of Americans who have enjoyed nearly 60% of all gains in income over the last three decades ( Read more... )

economy, health care, poverty

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skull_bearer January 9 2012, 19:59:22 UTC
'If the rich or the middle class don't spend the money (at the restaurant), that would put me very much in danger.’

If the Middle class no longer exists, you'll go under anyway mate.

Just saying.

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squidb0i January 9 2012, 20:26:31 UTC
+1

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fizzyland January 9 2012, 20:29:33 UTC
"There are no classes in America. We are a country that don't allow for titles."

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underlankers January 9 2012, 21:22:26 UTC
Ironically the bit about not allowing for titles is one of those true but irrelevant statements. The Constitution *does* forbid US citizens from taking on titles of nobility, due to an archaic fear of nobles that reflects its 18th Century origins. The problem of course is that Santorum doesn't know what he's talking about 99.9^infinite power of the time and has half truths the rest of the time.

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a_new_machine January 10 2012, 01:46:39 UTC
No, it stops the government from giving out titles of nobility, and bars members of government from receiving them or other gifts from foreign powers absent Congressional consent. The Queen could knight you with no problems, or the Sultan of Oman could grant you a fiefdom if he wanted.

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