Booyah.
- Suck my dick.
- You’re in fucking college.
- I’d take you more seriously if you didnt write ‘@$$’.
- Repeat.
You know? To this woman, I say good, good for you. You did what you could to stay out of debt, and you know what - that’s a lot more than what I can do. And I understand where she’s coming from with “I am NOT the 99%, and whether or not you are is YOUR decision” - it’s the whole notion of accountability for yourself and whatever.
But she says she’s not part of the 99%. And to that I say bull-fucking-shit, yes she is. The 1% that is constantly being rebuked by the Occupy Wall Street movement are not in college. They don’t have to worry about living below their means, in fact they live way above their means. They have the means to afford a new car — several, in fact. An iPad or smart phone, that’s child’s play for them. I can guarantee you that they have fucking credit cards.
I get it, you’re a hardworking American. Good for you, girlie. I’ll give you that, you’re a fiscally responsible.
But if you look at the 1%, they are far from it. In fact, their fiscal responsibility has — and please, correct me if I’m wrong — but it has been a huge driving force behind the global economic decline.
It’s good that you’re so financially responsible at this age - that just goes to show that you’re levels ahead some of us in some aspects. And being a debt-free post-college student is awesome — but you’re not the 1%. You are simply not rich enough to be the 1%, too fiscally responsible to be it, but at the same time - it seems like you’re too idiotic to be part of the 1%.
I’m sorry, “idiotic” is too harsh of a word - and a tad bit inaccurate…
“Ignorant” is more appropriate. “Sanctimonious,” just as appropriate. “Self-absorption” is something I’m picking up here as well.
And what disappoints me is that she sounds like she’d be a promising leader if she actually thought her whole entire argument thoroughly, and maybe did some fucking research and reading about what this whole entire Occupy Wall Street movement is all about.
I see the Occupy Wall Street movement as a movement against the blatant hypocrisy, corruption, irresponsibility and unaccountability of what is suppose to be the top 1% elite of our “prosperous” nation.
I don’t know what she sees it as.
Because she’s obviously not part of the 1%. And she claims that she’s not the 99%.
Guess that makes her not a part of any of this Occupy Wall Street movement at all.
… Good.
Well said Henry. Well said.
-ML
