Because The Free Market Rewards Hard Work And Creativity, And Don't Tax The Job Creators...blah blah

[TrollBuster9090]

(Sorry for the typo in the graphic. Somebody had a 'Teaparty Protest Moment,' I guess.)

[nikto]

1. Justin Bieber is a MAKER

Mozart (who died in poverty) was just a TAKER.

WINNER:
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-hiSB_WeQ5BY/UPS0d5ZVezI/AAAAAAAAEJs/EQjSXxpfdQE/s1600/Justin+Bieber+6.jpg

LOSER:



Obviously, the free market is never wrong.

[Beartracks]

2. Duh. It's obvious Tesla just didn't work hard enough.

obviously.

Aside from that silly typo, this image nails it.

Too bad about the typo.

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[LibDemAlways]

3. Paris is the ultimate trust fund baby. Very disturbing

that no talent, famous for being famous, useless people like the Kardashians rake in millions while intelligent individuals who work hard and play by the rules barely get by.

I recently came across a Huffington Post piece written by a former high school teacher of my daughter. His student loan debt is a crushing burden that has left him living in a converted garage. Because of budget cuts, he has suffered several layoffs and is facing yet another one next month.

This country has its priorities all screwed up.

[Electric Monk]

4. I wonder if they were listening to Roy Orbison while typing? Proof reading is a good habit.

[blkmusclmachine]

5. Don't expect any satisfaction from a hard right Corporatist Party, or the GOP either.

[proverbialwisdom]

6. INEQUALITY FOR ALL - Official Trailer

INEQUALITY FOR ALL - Official Trailer

Published on Aug 7, 2013

A passionate argument on behalf of the middle class, INEQUALITY FOR ALL features Robert Reich—professor, best-selling author, and Clinton cabinet member—as he demonstrates how the widening income gap has a devastating impact on the American economy. The film is an intimate portrait of a man who's overcome a great deal of personal adversity and whose lifelong goal remains protecting those who are unable to protect themselves. Through his singular perspective, Reich explains how the massive consolidation of wealth by a precious few threatens the viability of the American workforce and the foundation of democracy itself. In this INCONVENIENT TRUTH for the economy, Reich uses humor and a wide array of facts to explain how the issue of economic inequality affects each and every one of us.

MORE: http://inequalityforall.com