Helping Billionaires in the Hamptons

A band of pro-billionaire advocates set out for the Hamptons to fight for even more tax breaks for the wealthy. They end up at Private Equity mogul Henry Kravis' posh Southampton estate--but they don't quite get a warm reception.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Kravis
• private
• equity
• buyout
• billionaire
• SEIU
• working
• families
• party
• hamptons
• taxes
• tax
• break
• KKR

[sjaderlund]

bravo

[medavog]

She is just too fabulous! I love this video.

[MAROONPHEONIX]

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[moneymagnetelizabeth]

The United States already have a Union. The American people. The American citizens should be uniting and foreign interests should be booted out.

[moneymagnetelizabeth]

Today I noticed a used car lot offering financing, the banks do not have the money and offer interest rates at high rates. No reduction for the people. How can Americans prevent these companies from destroying our communities, rich and poor, they are striking everywhere. What will the banks take over our communities, towns, villages and cities and tax us out the door to pay for these criminals to be weatlhy - drive the limo - have the 30 homes that they cannot even live in?

[moneymagnetelizabeth]

What is the list of companies that Kravis bought out and benefited?

[moneymagnetelizabeth]

I guess that the Hamptons can thank Kravis for their recent 30 per cent decline in real estate value. Thank you Mr. Kravis for doing such a lovely job!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am sure that every neighborhood has a Kravis lurking about that needs help. But they revert to illegal immigrants labor to satisfy their loss in income and feeling good.

[moneymagnetelizabeth]

I guess that the Hamptons can thank Kravitz for their recent 30 per cent decline in real estate value. Thank you Mr. Kravitz for doing such a lovely job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[m86ichael]

I'm surprised someone agreed with me :) By 'poor' I refer to the lower and mid middle class who complain about the price of petrol, and groceries all whilst sitting on their fat asses watching their plasma tvs.

Of course this doesn't apply to the genuine poor ie those below the poverty line...those who can barely afford to have a bowl of rice in Africa and the middle east but generally there is opportunity for the majority of people to make money and enjoy wealth.

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[brenda721]

m86ichael-

Exactly. It would be different if synergy existed between the world's industries and laws that systematically concentrated wealth and control and acted as a parasite on the poor. But that's just not so. The poor direct all aspects of their lives, from what they eat and breathe to the education their children receive. Luckily for them no obstacles exist besides an aversion to risk. Stupid scaredy-cat poor people. But thanks to you, we know what needs to change!