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Participants taking part in Occupy Las Vegas carry signs on the Fremont Street Experience on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011.
By Aida Ahmed 
Saturday, Oct. 15, 2011 | 10 p.m.
Occupy Las Vegas hits Fremont Street
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KSNV coverage of Occupy Las Vegas rally on Fremont Street, Oct. 15, 2011.
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Andrew Hamby is one of the many faces of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
The 23-year-old Las Vegan went from having a job at Mandalay Bay, a home and a car, to living on the street.
“I became homeless in 2007 when I got laid off along with 2,700 other people,” Hamby said. “Lost my house, lost my car, moved in with my mom for a little while until she got kicked out of her home. Then I lived under a tunnel for a couple months. Now I’m staying with friends.”
So Hamby, along with men and women and children from all walks of life, took to the streets Saturday to protest corporate greed. The group joins the core Occupy Wall Street development that has sparked similar protests in many major U.S. cities for the past few weeks.
The hundreds of Fremont Street demonstrators shared similar stories. An elderly woman who is on the verge of losing her house, a disabled vet whose friends can’t find work, and a union steward who says she’s standing up for “the working man.”
“We’re all standing together now,” Hamby said. “It’s not every man for himself anymore, or at least that’s what I hope to try and make happen here.”
The Fremont Street protest marks the second time members of the Occupy Las Vegas faction have come together to lobby against the bail-out of banks, the state’s soaring unemployment rate, wars America is involved in and political avarice.
Tom Arabia of Boston said he has participated in the Occupy Boston movement. While visiting Las Vegas for a work-related conference, he stopped in to join the local march.
As one of the more vocal people in the crowd, he led the pack in chants such as “We got sold out, banks got bailed out” and “This is what democracy looks like.”
“There are people here who really represent a broad sweep of society,” Arabia said. “I feel everyone’s pain. I recognize the injustices, not just the idea of banks getting bailed out — but also war, also racism, discrimination. You look at the plight of women in the world today, and they’re still not as equal as they should be. All of these issues are related.”
Like Arabia, many of the so-called "99 percenters" list a number of reasons for protesting. The demonstrations have been criticized for not having a common goal and they have yet to name one. Most agree that the inequality between the haves, which they say is the 1 percent, and the have-nots, the 99 percent, has been caused by a number of factors.
Pat Lester, a 67-year-old native Las Vegan, has a list of complaints against the federal government and big banks.
“There are so many reasons why I’m protesting,” she said. “There are so many issues. It was like we bailed out Wall Street, but what happened to the little people? It’s survival of the fittest now and obviously we’re not the fittest.”
Occupy Las Vegas members have not set a date for a future protest but, nationally, there seems to be no immediate end to the movement.
Chris Trace, a tourist visiting from Wisconsin, joined the demonstration, which she believes stands for equality. As a union steward for the Teamsters in her home state, she said she will continue to fight for workers’ rights.
“Hopefully it creates awareness,” Trace said. “Why should the rich keep getting get richer?”
So what exactly do these people expect to accomplish, other than getting their names on on FBI list?
Seriously, what?
Westvegas, These folks are being used as pawns for a larger effort. The Occupy Wall street AND Occupy Las Vegas groups are using Wall Street and the rich as a means to broaden appeal for a socialist system in America. The Occupy Las Vegas Group has three leaders linked to either socialist groups within their Facebook pages or socialist efforts. The UNLV college young adults need to ask the leaders of the Occupy Las Vegas group a simple question, what are the group's and the leader's core beliefs on capitalism and, if they are anti-capitalism, then simply state their preferred economic system and political philosophy. One leader has worked on a project called "The Post-Capitalist Project". Another has "liked" on his Facebook page 13 Deep Green Resistance cities. The Deep Green Resistance states it's goal is to "to deprive the rich of their ability to steal from the poor and the powerful of their ability to destroy the planet and that Industrial civilization must be stopped". Yet another leader has "The Socialist Party USA" as a "liked" page on his Facebook page. UNLV students, ask the leaders about their core beliefs on capitalism and, if they are anti-capitalism, then get them to state their preferred economic system and political philosophy. You deserve an answer to this question before supporting the group.
The folks in India would like to thank all of these pro-union/workers rights groups as Ford broke ground on a new plant last month in their country. I can't blame Ford, I wouldn't want to deal with the United Auto Workers Union either. I am surprised Boeing hasn't left the country too.
@RefNV. I certainly do not support them. I'm just amazed at the stupidity of the protest.
I think their time would be better spent getting a job and being productive. If the can't find a job, make their own. Most of them are plenty young to accomplish any goals they set forward in life. Yet, they waste their time protesting. They are losers.
YES, the Occupy movement has many views.
As a member of the Teamsters Union, I support
this movement because greedy, anti-union
republicans broke most of our middle class.
THIS MOVEMENT IS ABOUT ANTI-GREED.
LIVE BETTER/WORK UNION.
Of course greedy republicans don't understand
this movement.
How could they?
Just listen to their ignorant comments.
THIS MOVEMENT HAS LEGS.
AMERICAN WORKERS GOT SHAFTED BY REPUBLICAN GREED.
That's why they're out there protesting.
3 trade bills just got passed.
Do the Occupiers or Teamster like that?
What a lot of people don't know is that the teamster is the only union worker at Opportunity Village. They patronize him.
Hope and change, 4 more years, best president ever,barracks #1
If you lost your job in 2007 at The Mandalay Bay & then lost your home-why are you still in Las Vegas????????? Why not move to another city & work your way up in another industry???????? It almost smacks of laziness staying in a location where the well has run dry. There are times in life where you HAVE to pack up & move on for your own economic survival. You don't sit around a town for 4 years where you can't find work.
When is round III I'd very much like to be there!
My dear republican friends please stop calling me a socialist or someone who is anti-capitalism. I'm just asking the corporations and our politicians to do what's right for America as a whole not just an elite few. If you must place a label on me I prefer and I'll offer up the following quote:
But if by a "Liberal" they mean someone who welcomes new ideas without rigid reactions, someone who cares about the welfare of the people -- their health, their housing, their schools, their jobs, their civil rights, and their civil liberties -- someone who believes we can break through the stalemate and suspicions that grip us in our policies abroad, if that is what they mean by a "Liberal," then I'm proud to say I'm a "Liberal."
President John Fitzgerald Kennedy
I am currently hiring for a half dozen positions myself in Las Vegas. They are very quantitative in nature. I have interviewed some local candidates, and generally their skills are poor and they are unqualified. Conversely, out of town candidates are much better prepared for this type of role and are the ones getting offers.
I bet you if you polled all of the post college protesters, a significant majority majored in soft humanities majors. My hunch is if they hadn't skimped on courses that translate to the working world such as math, science, or technology, they would be in better shape.
But I guess it is easier to blame others rather than yourself for not doing the hard work necessary to succeed in the new, interconnected economy.
People on here are really interesting.
Ive never realized that this country, the country of my birth, was filled with so many self righteous folks who could care less about their fellow humans.
Without even knowing them, assumptions are made, and judgements are passed. Its really kind of scary to think this is the kind of logic that has the potential to direct discourse within the political electorate.
I went 11.5 months without a job. I have one now and Ive almost been employed a full year. Ive been promoted all the way up into one of the key positions of the company. I save my money, we cut corners by eliminating quite a few bills so we can save even more in anticipation for the next round of unemployment.
For that 11.5 months I endured comments on the boards calling me lazy, stupid, and worthless. I was told I should leave the city I grew up in amd that I obviously did not work hard enough otherwise I would of kept a job.
People who make these blind assumptions at typed words are the worst kind of ignorance, or they are paid trolls. Either way, that mentality is a vile plague on our society that puts dollars before flesh and blood.
From someone who has worked hard and overcome challenge after challenge, quite a few of them a byproduct of this screwed up system, I proudly say I AM THE 99%. If you think you are different from me, its because you are either wealthy or ignorant.
The system is flawed.
The buhddists imply that the main difference between human beings and animals is the animals rely on pure instinctual behavior.
The main dynamic that pushes capitalism is the idea of self preservation. Self preservation is a purely instinctual response, thus capitalism, beneath all its fancy buildings and cars, and glorified lives, is a purely animalistic way of life, NOT CIVILIZED.
Keeping that in mind, its no wonder ignorance prevails so much within the GOP.
How many republicans does it take to change a lightbulb?
NONE. They fear change, even if it could brighten everyones life
Gina Sully,who is one of the leaders of the Occupy Las Vegas Group, did work on the "Post-Capitalist Project". Here is what they stated as their purpose:
"The Post-Capitalist Project is a cooperative, nonsectarian venture of left journals, popular education centers, and electronic media. Our goal is to make easily available the wide range of new programs, experiments, and theories analyzing the transition beyond capitalism toward a socialist future, recognizing that "socialism" is a protean concept encompassing many different historical experiences and future possibilities".
Here is a link to the website and you'll see her name referenced in the last paragraph:
http://postcapitalistproject.org/node/60...
You'll also see her name associated with the Occupy Las Vegas group under the created by section here:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=15...
It's clear to me that there are leaders within the Occupy Las Vegas group that prefer a "post-capitalist" society, or socialism. It's time for the Occupy Las Vegas Group to state their core beliefs on capitalism. If they are anti-capitalist, then simply state their preferred economic system and political philosophy. "Down with Wall Street" and "Down with the rich" isn't giving potential supporters the full picture of the motives behind this group.
Dip,
The UNLV college young adults should ask the question: what are the group's and the leader's core beliefs on capitalism and, if they are anti-capitalist, then simply state their preferred economic system and political philosophy. UNLV students have the right to ask this question and get an answer. If the group does not want to answer the question then it will be obvious they are for a form of socialism.
Our bastardized version of capitalism has given the communists all of our money.
Good job wall street.
Corruption is why they win.
I am a 99 percenter and fully support this cause.
An interesting thing that should be pointed out is how the right wing media is going absolutely bonkers batcrap ballistic nutzo about this whole thing. It's like they totally and completely out of sorts right now because they feel like they are losing the message and they absolutely hate that fact, and they want the message back at any cost.
I saw snippets of some idiot on Fox PORNO (Political Organization-Republican News Only) News making some commentary demeaning the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement and the offshoots, all while holding a sign, wearing a makeshift tinfoil hat, and birth control glasses with duct tape on the bridgework supposedly holding it together to complete some sort of stupid stereotype of the OWS movement as a whole.
If you ask me, right wing media is performing a determined effort to destroy themselves. They make fun of protests that without a doubt are comprised of an overwhelming majority of American people. In other words, the silent majority are no longer silent. They are sick and tired of being made fun of and told they need to act like victims waiting to happen.
The unspoken thing right now is that those neo-conservatives with an agenda don't see their own destruction happening.
They don't seem to understand they are fueling the protests by making fun of them.
Keep it up, right wing media. You're gonna be run over by a steamroller if you keep it up by making fun of people who are losing their homes through no fault of their own and have lost jobs due to failed American policies. When you blame the victims and not the assailants, then there is really, really something wrong.
The people out here won't be denied. You aren't a source of any type of solution to problems that America faces right now? YOU'RE GONE!
I think some of working people thought, Union Dues was their early retirment fund. The union bosses do not have to do grunt work.
A "movement" supported by unions and people like Pelosi. The very people who helped cause the problems these uneducated are protesting. I say uneducated because the "protest" shows they really never learned anything in school except that they are not responsible for their own success and to trust the government for everything.
The protesters complain but offer no solutions of their own. Except to support and reelect the people who made this mess... Harry, Pelosi, Obama...
You would like to believe that human beings are civilized, socialized, compassionate beings.
Many of the Commenters here have expressed points of view that paint them as less, which is very sad for all of HUMANITY!
We are ALL ENTITLED to our points of view, and most certainly, our United States of America Constitution and Bill of Rights protects us in our doing so, respectfully.
To set the record straight, not ALL of those involved with the OCCUPY movement are dyed in the wool "anti-capitalists," socialists, communists, liberalists, fascists, or any other "-ists." Those protesting in OCCUPY are from ALL walks of life with DIVERSE points of view based on their " personal truth," their life experiences. The MAJORITY are there to PEACEFULLY protest and give a "voice and face" to the current socieal economic injustice and political corruption that our PLANET's people are facing and have experienced.
Rarely will you find people agreeing with one another 100%, so we should all be civil and mannered enough to "agree to disagree," appropriately.
Certainly, all those dissenters who do NOT share the points of views of all these OCCUPY protesters also have a right to get out there and have their own protest movement, but they don't. WHY?
Historically, it takes courage to break out of the safety of one's home and risk putting themselves out there to bring a voice and feet for change. True awareness and change doesn't happen sitting on your laurels. If our Founding Fathers did that, America would never have happened. The grand Republic's social experiment with democracy.
Blessings and Peace,
Star
ColinFromLasVegas,
Please stop using the term "Fox PORNO." You are giving porn a bad name!
@tim1357 could you please provide a job description along with wage & benefits package you're offering with the above mentioned jobs? just so we can see where you are coming from.
"Rarely will you find people agreeing with one another 100%, so we should all be civil and mannered enough to "agree to disagree," appropriately."
that's not the right's MO ---- if you don't agree with them 100% you're subjected to ignorant name calling and other very juvenile actions. You see, they think because they came up with a "thought" all on their own (from FAUX or Limbaugh or Hanity) it is divine and therefore not to be challenged.
Look --- if guys like Goldwater and Tip O'Neill could eventually agree on something and make it law it can be done. This is something that cannot be done in today's climate, where little weenies like Cantor only offer the inflexible word "NO!" as their bargaining position.
The worst parts is that today's so called "libs" are so near the center it's clear who has given up the most over the past decade..... Maybe Occupy will help the left wonder back where they belong ---- on the side of progress and growth for all.
That said ---- if someone can justify the following link as acceptable I'm all ears. Have at it.
http://tinyurl.com/5tglmv8
OWS makes the silly tea party gatherings look like picnics for retired blue hairs.
THIS is what a real democracy looks like!
Ha! It's really hard for me to feel sorry for these whiners walking around with $5 Starbucks drinks.
<<The folks in India would like to thank all of these pro-union/workers rights groups as Ford broke ground on a new plant last month in their country. I can't blame Ford, I wouldn't want to deal with the United Auto Workers Union either. I am surprised Boeing hasn't left the country too>>
Hey Einstein - Did it ever occur to you that Ford is building cars in India FOR THE PEOPLE IN INDIA??????? You know - cars for the Indian people TO BUY!! Ford builds vehicles all over the world for purchase in THAT country.
Occupy Wall Street scares the dickens out of right wingers because it's about millions of people around the globe taking positions totally OPPOSITE of their own.
While blaming the middle class for the broken economy, republicans in Congress have pulled out all stops to prevent reforming the Wall Street criminals who destroyed the American dream.
The status quo is being dismantled. Business as usual , where so-called elected lawmakers who're just shills for their corporate masters call the shots, doesn't cut it anymore.
The game is over. The 99% are going to be heard.
Get the money out of politics. Campaign contributions are the nexus of corruption in the capitol. Reduce the amount of money involved in re-election, which really is the name of the game, by promulgating free air time during elections. Keep the current system for primaries.
Lobbyists infest Washington like locusts in a cornfield.
Protesters on Wall Street who represent anger, despair, and frustration with the status quo will begin making an impact on the Establishment's consciousness when the protests are transferred to Pennsylvania Ave. and McClean, Va.
http://napoleonlive.info/did-you-know/oc...
These Occupy Wall St folks are barking up the wrong tree. I'm all for having our voices heard because we live in a democracy. The people in the Middle East have put us to shame; these are countries with NO democracies and they have been more successful then this Occupy movement. Some think the movements are a joke...but it shouldn't be.
Time and time again, you read about this person has been out of work for a long time, you hear about people losing their homes because of lack of employment, you hear many stories with a common thread. IF they want to be heard - MARCH ON WASHINGTON AND EVERY STATE CAPITAL IN THIS COUNTRY to show your disapproval on how this country is being run!! Show them we are tired of the partisanship of Washington and let them know IF things don't change - many of them will be unemployed next year regardless of party affiliation. Show them we are tired of these slackers who refuse to get off the "Get Rid Of Obama" train. Tell them all to get off their colletive fat asses and do something for the country already. We cannot wait until 2013 for the Republicans to come up with some jobs plan all their own. We cannot wait that long for both parties to get their s&it together!!
Sure Wall St is one evil. Many lost their retirement savings, but the blame starts in Washington. Wall St honchos could care less about all these protestors. They'll still keep counting their money regardless.
The best thing to do:: get more organized, get an agenda (and it shouldn't be that hard to do IF the protests are aimed at the right people) and aim the protests where they belong - in DC and in every state capital, local politician's office in this country. Let them hear you. Exercise our rights under our Consitution - the reason why other countries want what we have - a democracy. Don't let these countries shame us. Go after the cause of so many problems - the politicians. Wall St is not totally to blame. Who bailed them out in the first place?
Det_Munch-you're 100% correct. What the protesters should REALLY be protesting is the LOBBYING of our elected representatives in Washington by wealthy corporations & wealthy individuals. Politicians-both GOP & Democratic-give the illusion of representing the average citizen but the reality is they REALLY represent whoever has funnelled them the most money. The politicians represent the big money & the rich & pass certain laws accordingly. Until people start getting mad enough to go out & en masse & vote the politicians in Washington out of office-you'll never see any change at all. It's NOT the corporations folks-it's the Politicians.
As usual most of the people commenting here haven't a clue what they're talking about. Some talk about education and yet they overlook what once was elementary school history. My personal favorite is "Shykid" who says that the protest should be about lobbyists and politicians and not money and Wall Street. That's the whole point, my friend. Lobbyists aren't representing people from another universe, they mostly represent corporations...duh.
This entire conversation was painted by Mr. Herman Cain as people being jealous or envious of other people's wealth. He said they want "the government to give them someone else's Cadillac that was earned fair and square". Fox News picked up this idea immediately and have been repeating it to their loyal flock who have taken it as gospel. The truth, however, far different and I'm amazed at anyone other than a billionaire would not support the dialogue that is happening here.
Here's a simple kindergarden illustration. Let's see if you can keep up. Bank of America is expected to layoff 30,000 people by the end of this year. They call it an "efficiency program". The CEO of Bank of America, however, gets $10 million a year in cash and stock options just to show up to "work" every day. He also gets to flit about wherever he wants in a private jet, rides in limos to the corner drug store and eats lunches that cost more than the average American electric bill. Now common sense would say that if your company is having financial difficulties and you need to look for cuts that maybe, just maybe, you might want to look at the top first. Imagine if the CEO of BoA made, say $500,000 a year with no other options or incentives. Well apparently he would simply die. Apparently becoming a millionaire every two years instead of every month simply isn't enough incentive for a "talented" individual to take on the responsibility of running a major bank.
Get it? No?
Well here's a news flash. If you're one of the millions of people who have your money in Bank of America, you're now going to get charged $5 a month to use your debit card to buy stuff. So if you're caught out without cash and you buy a $6 meal at McDonald's just once in a month, the meal just cost you $11, almost double, thanks to a man who gets $10 million a year to make sure that his corporation squeezes as much work out of the fewest people for the least amount of money so he and his buddies can be billionaires before they die.
Get it now? No?
Well let me put it to you this way. Because we forgot about monopolies and stopped worrying about big corporations getting too big we now have just a small handful of banks in America. That said, if you don't like Bank of America's new policy you can go to another bank, but guess what! They've done the same thing! Oops! Your freedom of choice just went right out the window. And Republicans are trying to convince us all that regulation is bad. Really?
Most of the comments above are completely idiotic and, as usual, off topic and are misinformed. But, it's a free country (more or less). If you think it's ok for a drug company to charge $1000 a pill for something that you need to stay alive, great! If you think paying a bank to borrow YOUR money and put into risky investments is good for your bottom line, great! If you think that every Wall Street bank should be allowed to fire 100,000 people a year to open a call center in India and pay it's executives 100 times what the President of the United States gets, great! But don't get mad if I think you're a fool. And please don't cry to me when you finally realize that corporations are buying votes in every branch of government and at every level to further the aims of the rich 1 percent of this country.
Get it?
I think we've raised a generation of people in America who care so much about money, and nothing else, that they cringe at the thought of criticizing a rich person at all, ever, for anything. We're supposed to be a Christian nation and yet in the past twenty years we've become a nation of people who care more about 15 minutes of fame and getting rich at any cost than we do about true Christian values.
"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God." Jesus says in Matthew 19:23-24.
What a Socialist!
While I sympathize and understand the feeling of many issues being blended in the recipe, General undefined anger isn't helpful to their cause... whatever that is. Too many cooks with too many ingredients can only serve an unpalatable dish.
And that's the point these folks must confront. If they don't define their issues and refine their point of aim they will miss the target altogether. It's not possible to address all their perceived ills simultaneously. These protests will be dismissed and forgotten as another vague and undisciplined social outcry. And, if they're not careful any weight they may have gained towards recognition and redress will be lost to underlying threats and fears of anarchist and fringe behavior.
I'm not calling these folks anything, but upset. But - mad as hell and not going to take it anymore-needs focus and organization to grow legs. Too many complaints about too many things only undermine any potentially productive message.
sporty,
BofA is a private company. If they want to pay their CEO 10 million per year, they should be able to. People should also be able to choose not to keep their money with BofA. If people and our government let the free market work, there would be no bailouts, and no 'too big to fail.'
People should be protesting Obama and his wife spending millions of TAX DOLLARS on vacations, instead of what the CEO of a private company does.
This group should be directing its anger towards the right people.
Fine, protest Wall Street, but do not give a free pass to the elected officials that got us here, and continue to keep us here.
Brass-that was my point exactly. Protesting a broad topic like corporate greed doesn't resonate with most people bucause it lacks definition. As a topic-they should protest the lobbying of elected politicians by greedy corporations. That's something that everyone can understand. At this point-most people don't actually understand what they're actually protesting. They haven't defined it correctly.
I had a long retort but why bother. Apparently Ebeneezer Scrooge was the hero of the story and we've all had it wrong for the past 150 years.
I'm not part of the 1% and I'm not part of the 99%, so someone is bad at math.
Hey Sport, I hear you.
Corporate responsibility and political ethics ring loud.
The 99% thing isn't cutting it. The assumption is that 99% of us are angry when that is not the case. It's the 5% who want to work that are frustrated. I agree, the math isn't correct.
This was on the T-shirts at the Fremont march. Seems to be pretty clear to me.
The OCCUPY LAS VEGAS WhoWhat
Occupy Las Vegas stands in solidarity with, though independent of, Occupy Wall Street with the understanding that the commonality of the breadth of grievances that need redress fill such a broad spectrum of issues that they are best addressed by a 28th Constitutional amendment along the lines that prohibit any person, corporation or business entity of any type, domestic or foreign, to contribute money, goods or services directly or indirectly, to any candidate for Federal office or to contribute money on behalf of or opposed to any type of campaign for Federal office. No corporation or other business entity shall be granted personhood in regards to the election process.
Our peaceful occupation is based on the proven premise that:
...Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, -- That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends [Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness], it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.
...[E]xperience hath shown that mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they have become accustomed. But when a long train of abuses and [injustices], pursuing invariably the same Object evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their Right, it is their Duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their Security.
Such has been the patient sufferance of these [peoples who comprise the OCCUPY Movement]; and such is now the necessity which constrains them to alter their former Sytems of Government.
OCCUPYLasVegas.org
Cognastics states "That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends [Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness], it is the Right of the People to alter or abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness".
Luckily, socialists and anarchists make up only 6% or less of the population.
Too disorganized.
Rather than immediately calling the protestors names, why don't we stop and reflect on what this unrest is all about? We haven't seen massive American protests like these in decades. Historic protests don't develop out of laziness; there is certainly a larger issue at hand here.
I just wanted to tell the peaceful protestors that I support them 100% and I will never think they're lazy or ignorant. Quite the contrary.
Question???
Ford motor co is building an essembly plant in India and I assume that they will pay the prevailing wages that other Indians earn which is a considerable amount less than the wages paid in the USA and then Ford will import some of these autos to the USA so my question is... will Ford pass the savings in labor to the Americans who purchase these autos?
Will the folks who think that Ford will pass that savings on be interested in a stupendous opportunity to invest in my plan to build pyramids in Nigeria?
If setting up your tent is the most work you've done all year #Youmightbeafleabagger
If your primary mode of transportation is a paddy wagon #Youmightbeafleabagger
Det-munch,
I think you made a great comment. Makes a lot of sense.
Finally, the traitors have exposed themselves by making rude & unjustified comments against the protests taking place nation-wide.They have nothing good to say about their fellow man.They think that they should just shut up & deal with it. PAID OPERATIVES. PERIOD.