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Originally Posted by serialk11r
That's what they think, they think very few (aka "the 1%") are exploiting the rest. But I don't think this is the case. The root of the problem is the government sellout. When the opportunity to pay off legislators to turn laws in one's favor arises, it is inevitable that some will take that opportunity. To me it is not the fault of corporations and corrupt organizations that exploit this, they are simply taking care of themselves, in a morally questionable way. It is the corrupt regulators and legislators who create the opportunities for corruption.
So I say, if you're going to occupy something, go occupy DC, not Wall Street.
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People who bribe government officials are "simply taking care of themselves"? Breaking the law is simply taking care of yourself? I don't understand this very strained logic.