Ready to see an image macro so stupid it makes time stop dead in it's tracks?

[HughBeaumont]

Found on "Capitalism"s Facebook page:



I'm . . . . I'm . . . . . stunned with two "n"s.

Is this seriously how these semi-hatched people think?

Raising the TMTR to 45% on people who make more money in a two hour meeting than 94% of workers make in a year; some of who can purchase 2 to 6 $300,000 homes a day and it wouldn't make a dent in their overall wealth, is "slavery"???

Wanting SOME modicum of economic fairness over a class of people who benefit hand over fist from corporate porkfare is "slavery"??

Regulating your financial shenanigans so you don't crash the goddamned economy with yet another stupid bubble is "slavery"??

Tell me, fiscally comfortable white male libertarians . . . what the HELL would any of YOU know about "slavery" other than your ancestors (and, let's be frank, YOU) likely benefitted from it and you wouldn't be opposed to having it returned in America (abolishing the minimum wage)?

Jesus CHRIST.

[orpupilofnature57]

1. Funny the only person you mention never owned a dime . We aspire to, what kills us . nt

[idwiyo]

2. WOW... The stupidity of that statement & visual hurt my eyes & brain badly...

[Scuba]

3. "We live in a society that allows one man to make $15 million a day ...

... while a low-income mother gets $4.50 a day for food, and much of Congress wants to cut the $4.50."

http://www.democraticunderground.com/10023582306

[Locrian]

4. how about a new caption?

"People are so enamored with capitalism that they are willing to be it's slave".

Or it's bitch. Whatever....

[bemildred]

5. People are so enamored of money that they'd rather hold others in bondage than give up any money. nt

[JHB]

6. I think my sig line is especially applicable here.

[1awake]

7. I think this is more accurate...

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[HughBeaumont]

8. Undoubtedly.

It's sheer brilliance how the neo-Fascists got the useful idiots to go along with it.

[Blue_Tires]

9. Where in the history of civilization has a society been both "unequal" and "free?"