Perhaps the money changers would be well advised to dramatically alter their expectations.

The money changers business model has been to loan monopoly money at usury rates to broke americans so americans can finance crap they don't need or want, but rather just "consume" in this mindlessly materialistic economy-society aka "the rat race"

We are broke. We work more hours than virtually anywhere on earth. We are tired. The shiney things that once tempted us no longer fill the void. We are sick of the treadmill, and we are getting off.

The money changers would love to go back to "business as usual", but they seem incapable of recognizing that a fundamental and permanent shift in our n...

Perhaps the money changers would be well advised to dramatically alter their expectations.

The money changers business model has been to loan monopoly money at usury rates to broke americans so americans can finance crap they don't need or want, but rather just "consume" in this mindlessly materialistic economy-society aka "the rat race"

We are broke. We work more hours than virtually anywhere on earth. We are tired. The shiney things that once tempted us no longer fill the void. We are sick of the treadmill, and we are getting off.

The money changers would love to go back to "business as usual", but they seem incapable of recognizing that a fundamental and permanent shift in our nation may force them to find legitimate lines of work.

Their model is broken. Their model is unsustainable. Their model is slavery. Their model serves the money changers, not the people.

We are starting to wake up. We are starting to question things. We are rejecting the corporate vision of "the persuit of happiness" and replacing it with our own.

Economic imbalances will find their level, and the sooner the dead-enders at the fed and wall street give up and get out of our way, the faster the people will return to prosperity...on our own terms.

The pentagon can go about planning for civil "problems" but the war we will wage will not be with weapons in the streets, but with our pocketbooks, our labor, our votes, etc.

Maybe the pentagon can use some of that missing $2,300,000,000,000 from its budget to try and find out how to fight an economic civil war with an m-16's.

We will win this war, without a shot ever being fired.