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Comments
Cute concept, but completely
Submitted by Professor Why on Mon, 12/05/2011 - 6:02pm.
Cute concept, but completely inaccurate. Not all of the so-called "One Percent" believe that Wall Street is infallible. Sure, SOME of them do think that way, but not ALL of them.
Conversely, not all of that so-called "Ninety-Nine Percent" believe that the government should give them a handout to help them out of debt. Once again, SOME of them do, yet not ALL of them.
I got a minor chuckle out of the cartoon, but the concept is too flawed for me to find it very funny. Better luck next time...