Executive comp. is a huge problem as well however, and it bothers me that average workers can justify/argue that exec comp is set by the market then they want to trample all over laborers that want to unionize. Its absurd/borderline stupid. Laborers have ZERO say at the table of wages/pay. Whereas execs get their salary set by other execs (board of directors). Do you think any board is going to set a precedent that an executive is over-paid? HECK NO, lest they find themselves on the similar side of the argument at some point – we need to get real about the process of how executives get compensated (lets not even mention their golden parachutes). To add insult to injury, the average person that owns stocks probably owns the bulk in their 401k, which means they don’t even get to vote the shares (i.e., if I wanted to tell a company who’s stock I own via my 401k that their exec is overpaid I have no mechanism to do this, yet I’m helping to pump up the options/compensation for the very same clown). Talk about insult to injury. Somehow, I’m not sensing the free-market at work with the way our system has been rigged.

Just my thoughts anyhow, I do think at some point the working class is going to have to take to the streets to be heard.

Yes, Obama’s still the pits, but Romney-Ryan is strictly from pit shit.

Arkansas will have medical marijuana on the ballot this fall. Arkansas.

We’re winning, however incrementally, and never forget — once the revolution is over, we get to shoot the socialists (who, according to the right, are the O’centrists so yes, that works for me).

Once the reality of this drought settles in and food prices start spiking, more people are going to learn that what’s wrong with this country has nothing to do with libruls, and everything to do with “conservative” values that reward paper pushers on Wall Street.