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Polls taken in recent weeks have suggested that the basic message of the Occupy Wall Street protesters--that too much of country's economic gains go to the very richest Americans, and too little to ordinary folks--is popular. And a new survey offers further evidence
Seventy-six percent of respondents to a NBC/Wall Street Journal poll say they agree with a statement that essentially conveys the protesters' platform. Sixty percent say they strongly agree with it.
"....America needs to reduce the power of major banks and corporations and demand greater accountability and transparency. The government should not provide financial aid to corporations and should not provide tax breaks to the rich."
Here's my advise to you and the OWS crowd: If you want to have a better, more fun experience while you're still here on Earth, stop being such a fucking loser. It's not appealing to anyone. Besides, pulling down people who have succeeded won't wash the loser off you.
It looks the OWS protestors struck a chord with the VAST MAJORITY of America....
Polls taken in recent weeks have suggested that the basic message of the Occupy Wall Street protesters--that too much of country's economic gains go to the very richest Americans, and too little to ordinary folks--is popular. And a new survey offers further evidence
Seventy-six percent of respondents to a NBC/Wall Street Journal poll say they agree with a statement that essentially conveys the protesters' platform. Sixty percent say they strongly agree with it.
"....America needs to reduce the power of major banks and corporations and demand greater accountability and transparency. The government should not provide financial aid to corporations and should not provide tax breaks to the rich."
Poll: 76 percent think economic structure is out of balance | The Lookout - Yahoo! News
Still, a statement that aligns closely with what Republicans say we should do about the economy--cutting spending, scrapping regulations, and not raising taxes, even on the rich--also receives significant, though lower, support. Fifty-three percent say they agree with that platform, with 33 percent saying they strongly agree.
Here is how that statement reads: "The national debt must be cut significantly by reducing spending and the size of government, including eliminating some federal agencies and programs. Regulations on businesses by the federal government should be reduced and instead, the private sector and individuals should have greater control. The government should not raise taxes on anyone."
out of balance because the government keeps tinkering with it.
76% of Americans Agree That the Economic Structure is out of Balance
