people with careers making profit.aanallein said:who's selling guns or oil. wtf are you on about.
people with careers making profit.
yes it doesaanallein said:this has nothing to do with the discussion
aanallein said:I personally have a lot more respect for somebody busting their balls on the market making a career and earning profits than some low life shooting junk just to get high constantly. There's a difference even though their behavior has similarities.
Sorry, I am confused, I was unaware that arms and oil companies were non-profit organizations, that clearly have no representation on Wall Street.aanallein said:has nothing to do with guns/oil there bucko ur just linking 2 ideas arbitrarily.
white_russia12 said:Crazze, that may be because people on wallstreet are actully doing things and making real money and not living the slums shooting dope all day working just to buy more dope. Im sure you can see the diffrence. But you also show a good point that..it is really a matter of where you live and if you live in the ghetto your gonna be veiwed as less of a victim than someone who is working on wallstreet. Also drugs on wallstreet, are somewhat a new thing to most people where crack and Heroin have been in the ghetto's and slum's for 30+ years. I guess thats just the world we live in.
I think your post is extremely pointless.kevz said:I think this article was extremely pointless
StagnantReaction said:Wealthy investor: I trade the profit leeched from the backs of working human beings that are misrepresented economically for my own profit. When I do drugs, my occupational stress is blamed for such behavior.
Regular worker: I work (mostly physically) and get paid shit. When I do drugs, I'm to blame without exception.
DonkeyPunch said:(I don't know too many construction workers or factory workers that pull 100hr weeks.)