Swagger
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This picture was taken at a copycat protest in London. What does it say to you? Does it strike a chord, or is it just a manipulation of your faith?
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This picture was taken from a copycat protest in London. What does it say to you? Does it strike a cord, or is it just a manipulation of your faith?
This picture was taken from a copycat protest in London. What does it say to you? Does it strike a cord, or is it just a manipulation of your faith?
I may be insufficiently religious, but --
throwing moneychangers out of a TEMPLE is not the same thing as throwing out the capitalists from a capitalist-founded and based Republic.
This picture was taken at a copycat protest in London. What does it say to you? Does it strike a chord, or is it just a manipulation of your faith?
It does strike a chord, a chord that the guy, just like you, is an idiot. Wall Street is not in a church.
This picture was taken from a copycat protest in London. What does it say to you? Does it strike a cord, or is it just a manipulation of your faith?
I may be insufficiently religious, but --
throwing moneychangers out of a TEMPLE is not the same thing as throwing out the capitalists from a capitalist-founded and based Republic.
Apparently Wall Street is his temple.........
It does strike a chord, a chord that the guy, just like you, is an idiot. Wall Street is not in a church.
I seem to recall that President Coolidge thought differently, at least about commercial enterprises in general if not Wall Street in specific: "The man who builds a factory builds a temple, and the man who works there worships there."
I also seem to remember that President (Franklin) Roosevelt used a similar metaphor, speaking of government as analogous to the temple, when he referred to the money-changers being driven out of "the temple of our civilization."
Considering how little use Jesus had for the arrogant rich, the idea that he would be a supporter or participant in Occupy Wall Street is by no means a stretch.
It does strike a chord, a chord that the guy, just like you, is an idiot. Wall Street is not in a church.
I seem to recall that President Coolidge thought differently, at least about commercial enterprises in general if not Wall Street in specific: "The man who builds a factory builds a temple, and the man who works there worships there."
I also seem to remember that President (Franklin) Roosevelt used a similar metaphor, speaking of government as analogous to the temple, when he referred to the money-changers being driven out of "the temple of our civilization."
Considering how little use Jesus had for the arrogant rich, the idea that he would be a supporter or participant in Occupy Wall Street is by no means a stretch.