Celtic Tiger – Funny & Honest Bit from an Irish

[temeculaguy]

That was funny, I love the ending when the guy gets mad because the reporter says Michael Flatley is from Chicago. It forced me to look it up, it’s true, born, raised and learn to dance in…Chicago. Reminds me of how mad every Italian relative of mine gets when I bring up the fact that Christopher Columbus wasn’t Italian, he didn’t even know the language.

[CA renter]

That was awesome, SD Transplant! Couldn’t agree more with him. The very same thing has been happening over here in the U.S. We are **all** owned by the bankers and corporate elite.

Thanks for posting it.

[CA renter]

That was awesome, SD Transplant! Couldn’t agree more with him. The very same thing has been happening over here in the U.S. We are **all** owned by the bankers and corporate elite.

Thanks for posting it.

[CA renter]

That was awesome, SD Transplant! Couldn’t agree more with him. The very same thing has been happening over here in the U.S. We are **all** owned by the bankers and corporate elite.

Thanks for posting it.

[CA renter]

That was awesome, SD Transplant! Couldn’t agree more with him. The very same thing has been happening over here in the U.S. We are **all** owned by the bankers and corporate elite.

Thanks for posting it.

[CA renter]

That was awesome, SD Transplant! Couldn’t agree more with him. The very same thing has been happening over here in the U.S. We are **all** owned by the bankers and corporate elite.

Thanks for posting it.

[briansd1]

It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.

[briansd1]

It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.

[briansd1]

It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.

[briansd1]

It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.

[briansd1]

It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.[/quote]

True, but right now, things are at an extreme relative to the period since the Great Depression (the GD was also caused by extreme wealth disparity, IMHO).

I’ve never known of a successful society that had this sort of wealth disparity. It is usually the sign of social and economic decay…and imminent collapse.

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.[/quote]

True, but right now, things are at an extreme relative to the period since the Great Depression (the GD was also caused by extreme wealth disparity, IMHO).

I’ve never known of a successful society that had this sort of wealth disparity. It is usually the sign of social and economic decay…and imminent collapse.

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.[/quote]

True, but right now, things are at an extreme relative to the period since the Great Depression (the GD was also caused by extreme wealth disparity, IMHO).

I’ve never known of a successful society that had this sort of wealth disparity. It is usually the sign of social and economic decay…and imminent collapse.

[CA renter]

[quote=briansd1]It’s all relative, CA renter.

Tell me of a society that is not owned by some form of elite or another. It’s only a degree of how much proportional wealth is concentrated at the top.

The wealthier a society becomes, the more concentration of power there is, it seems.[/quote]

True, but right now, things are at an extreme relative to the period since the Great Depression (the GD was also caused by extreme wealth disparity, IMHO).

I’ve never known of a successful society that had this sort of wealth disparity. It is usually the sign of social and economic decay…and imminent collapse.

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