What they’re protesting is the use of political influence and campaign contributions to influence government in favor of the rich to the detriment of the rest of us – which results in large scale joblessness for no other reason than fast profit.

Fiscal Conservative actions like the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act, the Citizens United decision, the Enron Loophole, Mark to Market and Arizona SB 1070 create a country where the wealthy have the tools to destroy the middle class with relative impunity.

Corporations can now make almost unlimited campaign contributions using superPACs so they can virtually write their own laws, take unreasonable risks and have the government bail them out if they fail out of the taxpayer’s pockets. When it comes time to help the working class, the cry is that the government can’t help because it would raise the national debt, which was no problem when they wanted to extend the Bush tax cuts for millionaires to the tune of $900 Billion.

Most taxpayers pay their taxes to insure good roads, good education for their kids and a good national defense – not to insure fat bonuses for wall street tycoons.

No one is objecting to people making an honest buck, they object to using the government as a shill in a rigged card game.