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The bottom line is always the same: corporations (and their owners) get more money, and consumers get to provide it. Ain't capitalism grand?

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Another method by which Goldman Sachs and other Wall Street criminal enterprises cheated their customers, got even richer, and wrecked the economy.

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Another manifestation of Bushworld and rampant capitalism: the rich and the politically connected drink clean water, while everyone else drinks sewage.

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Argues that the rich and powerful have broken the social contract. What happens next is unpredictable, but honest people's sense of betrayal and rage will be a significant factor.

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While the rich and politically connected take home unconscionable salaries, fat bonuses, and unearned stock dividends, honest working people either get laid off entirely or have their wages cut. Ain't capitalism grand?

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Columnist warns that most working people cannot save enough to retire as they would have in previous generations. They should spend their "bonus years" as cubicle slaves.

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Banks and other financial institutions are "losing" paperwork from thousands of people who seek to have their mortgages adjusted under new law. There is an argument for taking the bastards out back and giving them last cigarettes with their blindfolds. Not that I would support such an action, of course.

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