Why does that stipulation exist? Why not just say people named Henry ford living in Michigan.
I just don't know when it switched from the general men of wealth to auto manufactures. We were talking about Carnegie and jp Morgan. They were not in the auto manufacturing industry.
Despised because they achieved
Or do you despise them because your liberal teachers fed that to you as part of your indoctrination?
Do you despise them because they achieved?
Or do you despise them because your liberal teachers fed that to you as part of your indoctrination?
Seriously misterveritis, do you drop in here just to type dribble?
Or is it possible we could gain something from your perspective beyond veiled insult and regurgitated talking points full of angry vile.
Because if you cannot offer something worthwhile to this forum...
There is no reason to allow you to play here.
I take exception to this idea that the robber-barons sitting on top of the pyramid actually personally achieved anything, apart from unjustly receiving the the rewards and plaudits for the hard work of the masses they oppressed. The immigrant workers who built the railroads were the ones who achieved something, not JP Morgan, the villain who took advantage of an unjust system to get rich.
I wonder then...do you compliment the chef for an amazing meal?
And if so, would such a meal be possible without the kitchen, building, or pay he receives to create his art?
Is the restraunt owner also a robber baron?
That depends.
This is not a relevant question, I'm afraid.
Not always. It depends on if he came by it honestly.
Why do you despise the great men who built the nation? Why?
Do you choose to threaten me? Awesome.
Have you read any of their biographies? I have. They were outstanding, flawed personalities. They achieved greatness. The guy swinging the hammer, well, he did what he was capable of doing. He used his muscles to work to earn a meager living.
So why do you despise them?
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