
And banks and the auto industry are more important?
I came across this picture yesterday and it pissed me off, to put it bluntly. The man who spray painted this on the garage door of the home he was losing in my mind was rightfully upset. This was a man who risked his life for his country, believed in his country only to come home to a country that has turned its back on the average citizen. As we all know Bush and Obama both passed bailouts for the super rich. Banks and the auto industry were deemed "too big to fail" yet this man was not. He may have lost his home because his money was going to pay for the banks to continue with the raping of the public.
This is the problem with government getting into business with corporations....It takes from some to give to others. Why was this man and millions of others worth the sacrifice to Bush and Obama....or what may be referred to from here on out as Bushbama? Why did they believe in taking from this man against his will to give to the rich, possibly causing him to fail? How did they come to the conclusion that the average American was worthless?
Government should not be in the business of subsidizing or awarding contracts to any industry or corporation, that just breeds corruption. It especially does not belong in "bailing" out any industry because it is failing. Nothing is learned if you know the government is always there to have your back....you can have any behavior you want. Don't get me wrong, this man should not be bailed out....No he should not. He more than likely made wrong decisions that resulted in him not being able to fulfill his contracts. Hopefully he will learn from this....now the corporations????? well Bushbama has shown that they dont have to learn anything.....they are too big to fail remember.
Our government has turned its back on the citizens and veterans of this country. We need to hold them accountable for this action. We cannot tolerate them taking from us to give to the rich... We are not worth less than the rich bankers....we are not expendable
WE DO MATTER.