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quaker bill

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7. The better question, of course, "does anyone work for a rich person?"

Reply to Scuba (Original post)

Tue Dec 10, 2013, 07:41 AM

Dec 2013

In reality, for the most part, bosses, managers, directors, and even small business owners, are not "rich" by current standards. They are only a somewhat more privileged slice of the working class. The rich are so many more steps up the ladder. The people you "work for" in most cases "work for" people who if lucky "work for" the rich. But in most cases, it is more steps than that.

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Senator Dumbass has a question [View all] Scuba Dec 2013 OP

Fantastic ! dixiegrrrrl Dec 2013 #1

We all know that Rand does not really work for the 700,000 Kentuckians in poverty. pampango Dec 2013 #2

The Largest employer in the US is the Federal Government, hughee99 Dec 2013 #3

They elected him but he definitely works for someone else. nt IronLionZion Dec 2013 #4

Most people who work for small businesses work for poor people jmowreader Dec 2013 #5

It's sad that when someone says Senator Dumbass hootinholler Dec 2013 #6

The better question, of course, "does anyone work for a rich person?" quaker bill Dec 2013 #7