Romney created 100,000 jobs....

[The Rabbi]

Again, why should it be?

This is a case of parasites calling themselves vital organs.

The purpose of the economy should be to provide employments, goods and services to people as a whole. Not to make a few assholes rich.

And in the rest of the world, them evil "Socialists", it reallly doesn't work that way.

Only in America do we let guys collect 8 figure salaries for wrecking their companies.

No, Joe. Business is not charity. The goal of business is to earn money. That's how you stay in business. Unless you're a green company and can get by on gov't loans, of course.

We see how well guaranteeing employment worked in the Soviet Union and East Germany. Is that the economy you want?

Nope. but I wouldn't mind having West Germany's economy. Or Japan's economy. Or any other economy where they've preserved the middle class and no one gets obscenely rich.

Again, you talk like it "always works this way", when it hasn't always been that way and in most of the world, it isn't.

Frankly, I'm ashamed that I live in a country where Mitt Romney can own four mansions, pay less of a percentage of his income in taxes than I do, and we have poor children who go to bed hungry at night. I think that's seriously messed up.

And, no, that's not a partisan thing. I think both parties are responsible for that kind of status quo.

Japan--economic recession and stagnation for the last 20 years.
Yeah, you'd want that.
What the hell does it matter to you what Mitt Romney owns? Romney has paid more in taxes in the last 5 years than you have made in probably your entire life. And he has given more in charity in one year than you've ever paid in taxes.
You should admire a system that allows people to achieve that level of income, instead of wishing for a system where everyone drives a Hyundai and recycles apple cores.

 

[The Rabbi]

Is that 100,000 jobs anything like Barrys 3 million created or saved jobs??

NO, those jobs had benefits and decent pay.

There were no 3M jobs. That's vaporware.