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   IrishEddieOHara said, about 1 year ago

   Must be nice to be a delusional conservative defender of the kind of pigs that made this mess for us. No, I am neither resentful nor envious. Nobody needs a $100 million paycheck, and no one deserves a “Golden Parachute” for making a company fail. This is reality and we “little people” understand it in a much better way than the thieves running Wall Street and the White House. Sacred Scripture says “the LOVE of money is the ROOT of all evil”. I think we have well proven that now, haven’t we?

   Get a real life, Asay, and start making some HONEST character judgments instead of defending your rich, corporate piggie friends who are taking us down the toilet.

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   lalas said, about 1 year ago

   I’m afraid that I’ll become resentful if these thieves escape with a paycheck. I think I’ll take this advice to not judge others from a holier-than-thou guy who is paid to judge and draw cartoons about others.

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   robert hill said, about 1 year ago

   This is a much deeper piece of art than the viewers seem to realize.
   The public’s real burden, which saps their joy and their energy, is not the entreprenuer’s greed, but the resentment, envy, and fear (among other things) they create and keep alive.
   Other’s greed can only hurt them as they let it.

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   IrishEddieOHara said, about 1 year ago

   Hey Robert Hill –

   My desire for justice for the greedy corporate piggies has nothing to do with whether or nor I am happy. I don’t envy them a bit and I don’t spend two seconds thinking about them in my day to day living. I have a fine life without all their perks and I am quite happy.

   My comment stands.