This man makes $51,369 an hour, offers no product or service, you pay his taxes

This man makes $51,369 an hour, offers no product or service, and you pay his taxes.

His company has more revenue than CocaCola, Microsoft, and Disney combined. Who is he? Henry Kravis of KKR. What does his company do?

His company exploits tax loopholes while making hostile takeovers of other corporations on borrowed money. His hostile takeovers result in thousands of layoffs, job outsourcing, and removal of retirment and pension plans.

Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8RsFwsODzE

Get the Facts: http://warongreed.org/facts.php

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Some people are damn good at making money...

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.Why_Me-

This man is an opportunistic infection that has arisen because of incompetency in our government. He makes money through laying off hardworking people, and breaking contracts for retirements and pensions.

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.Why_Me-

This man is an opportunistic infection that has arisen because of incompetency in our government. He makes money through laying off hardworking people, and breaking contracts for retirements and pensions.

by himself or with a staff?

[QUOTE="Why_Me-"]

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.Why_Me-

This man is an opportunistic infection that has arisen because of incompetency in our government. He makes money through laying off hardworking people, and breaking contracts for retirements and pensions.

by himself or with a staff?

I've seen this before, and I find it just as ridiculous now as I did the first time.pianist

Henry Kravis is my hero. God bless capitalism.B05T0N

Where is the theft? seems to me he is just taking advantage of the goverment.

[QUOTE="B05T0N"]Henry Kravis is my hero. God bless capitalism.Why_Me-

[QUOTE="Why_Me-"][QUOTE="B05T0N"]Henry Kravis is my hero. God bless capitalism.B05T0N

Nope, that's your problem...

Ah Capitalism.

I need to imitate this man.

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

notconspiracy

Agreed. The people on the video are simply jealous. This man has worked, legally, for his money.

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

notconspiracy

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.Why_Me-

This man is an opportunistic infection that has arisen because of incompetency in our government. He makes money through laying off hardworking people, and breaking contracts for retirements and pensions.

[QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

jointed

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

[QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

jointed

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

notconspiracy

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

I've seen you post ignorant comments before...and you're as ignorant as I initially thought. I won't waste my time explaining this **** to you since it's hopeless.

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

hokies1313

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

If a corporation finds a loophole that allows it to profit without actually producing goods or services that helps society...that loophole needs to be closed immediately since it's harming the nations economy.

[QUOTE="Why_Me-"]

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.notconspiracy

This man is an opportunistic infection that has arisen because of incompetency in our government. He makes money through laying off hardworking people, and breaking contracts for retirements and pensions.

The republicans don't understand the difference between capitalism and theft.

[QUOTE="notconspiracy"][QUOTE="Why_Me-"]

i'm 16 maybe i can work for him in teh future.Why_Me-

This man is an opportunistic infection that has arisen because of incompetency in our government. He makes money through laying off hardworking people, and breaking contracts for retirements and pensions.

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

hokies1313

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

[QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

jointed

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

Not really. Fraud is harming someone, as is slavery. If you made this illegal, you'd make every buyout of a company by another illegal, and that's just not possible.

This man is not harming anyone, layoffs and buyouts happen all the time. It's part of the economy.

[QUOTE="B05T0N"][QUOTE="Why_Me-"][QUOTE="B05T0N"]Henry Kravis is my hero. God bless capitalism.jointed

Nope, that's your problem...

I have no problem with what he does.

[QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

jointed

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

me: explain why I am wrong?

you: you're too stupid to understand why you're wrong

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

notconspiracy

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

me: explain why I am wrong?

you: you're too stupid to understand why you're wrong

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

hokies1313

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

Not really. Fraud is harming someone, as is slavery. If you made this illegal, you'd make every buyout of a company by another illegal, and that's just not possible.

This man is not harming anyone, layoffs and buyouts happen all the time. It's part of the economy.

Yes...he is harming the economy. If a corporation/individual profits without actually giving something back to society...he's indirectly harming it, even more so when idiotic presidents wants to cut taxes.

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

notconspiracy

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

me: explain why I am wrong?

you: you're too stupid to understand why you're wrong

I just explained why...

[QUOTE="notconspiracy"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

Mr_sprinkles

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

me: explain why I am wrong?

you: you're too stupid to understand why you're wrong

[QUOTE="notconspiracy"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

jointed

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

I've seen you post ignorant comments before...and you're as ignorant as I initially thought. I won't waste my time explaining this **** to you since it's hopeless.

this best summarizes the conversation taking place now:

me: Explain why I am wrong

you: you're too stupid to understand

Not really. Fraud is harming someone, as is slavery. If you made this illegal, you'd make every buyout of a company by another illegal, and that's just not possible.

This man is not harming anyone, layoffs and buyouts happen all the time. It's part of the economy.

hokies1313

This neoconservative economic model has been an outright disaster.

[QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

notconspiracy

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

I've seen you post ignorant comments before...and you're as ignorant as I initially thought. I won't waste my time explaining this **** to you since it's hopeless.

this best summarizes the conversation taking place now:

me: Explain why I am wrong

you: you're too stupid to understand

"If a corporation finds a loophole that allows it to profit without actually producing goods or services that helps society...that loophole needs to be closed immediately since it's harming the nations economy." - Jointed

[QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="hokies1313"][QUOTE="jointed"][QUOTE="notconspiracy"]

someone's already posted this.

and this is a capitalist country. if you dont like it, then too damn bad

jointed

That kind of logic contains 100% pure fail...

Why? What he is doing is completely legal. This is a capitalist system of economics, if he has money to buy a company, he should be allowed to purchase that company. Now, the tax side may need to be adressed, but what he does other than the taxes is 100% legal.

These kinds of problems should be solved by reinforcing the economic structure with reforms...

We can apply your logic to various other issues that were once legal...such as slavery, and fraud.

Not really. Fraud is harming someone, as is slavery. If you made this illegal, you'd make every buyout of a company by another illegal, and that's just not possible.

This man is not harming anyone, layoffs and buyouts happen all the time. It's part of the economy.

Yes...he is harming the economy. If a corporation/individual profits without actually giving something back to society...he's indirectly harming it, even more so when idiotic presidents wants to cut taxes.

Harming the economy? So now every company that lays people off is "harming the economy."

What would harm the economy more would be if that company just shut down, because they couldn't operate due to high costs. Then even more people would be out of work.

[QUOTE="hokies1313"]

Not really. Fraud is harming someone, as is slavery. If you made this illegal, you'd make every buyout of a company by another illegal, and that's just not possible.

This man is not harming anyone, layoffs and buyouts happen all the time. It's part of the economy.

Why_Me-

This neoconservative economic model has been an outright disaster.

I mean, him paying less taxes percentage wise than lower-middle-class americans, that just aint right.