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David and Jackie Siegel's wealth is object of film's disdain
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strandlover
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Thanks for sharing.
The comments posted are even better than the article. I sincerely feel sorry for those who have fallen prey to these scum bags.
The comments posted are even better than the article. I sincerely feel sorry for those who have fallen prey to these scum bags.
I do not dislike them for their wealth. I have disdain for them because of the way they got wealthy.
Ridewithme38
TUG Member
This is one of the few reasons i dislike capitalism, it is truely a 'dog eat dog' with capitalism it is near impossible to gain wealth without having hurt a few people on the way up, you are destine to be poor or middle class if you are honest within the Capitalistic System