Working hard.

We have worked hard at our little business for quite a while now, 11 years. It's a small used car lot in a small town in Montana. When the economy went south my husband took a job at a big dealership in Missoula to try to keep the lot going, he works 6 days a week. Long hard hours. Our son runs the lot here. All for the dream of this business of ours succeeding. We haven't whined (well, I guess I have a bit), haven't asked for any handouts. If this fails it fails, we know we tried our best. When I first heard about the Occupy Wall Street movement I thought it was good, people gathering together to voice their opinions. But the more I listen to them the more I am becoming opposed to what they are about. In the first place why do they need fame whores like Deepac Chopra and Russel Simmons leading chanting and meditation events? Why are they asking others to feed them, take care of them...and mostly why are they against capitalism! They say it's time to try "something" else. I'm sorry, I can't support this. Get a backbone, get a life...if you want the good things life can give you, work for those things. If things don't turn out the way you want, figure out what you have learned and move on to something else.