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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 120792" data-attributes="member: 373">That is a pretty good answer guy. So selling an ice cream cone to a fat kid knowing it will make him fatter knowing the health risks he may face is greedy? (think banning large soda sales)  Selling a bottle of water to someone that is thirsty is greedy? I tend to agree with your answer, but the trouble lies in what "principles" people have. To the avowed Socialist like Sanders his "principles" are likely different than yours or mine. I guess before I start bantering about an accusation such as someone being "greedy", I want to be able to show EXACTLY why they would be considered such. If I invest my monies in an oil company for a return, I guess while supporting the oil companies philanthripist actions I still want to make a substantial profit on my investment.Perhaps to many in this nation that makes me "greedy".- - - Updated - - -They are taking a play from the govts play book. If a rain puddle sits on your land, we are going to take control of it. If a endangered species MAY appear on your land we are going to take control of it. If a river banks shifts over the years impacting your land we are going to take control over it. If a ancient warrior maybe died in battle on your ground, we are going to take control of it. It is about the expansion of the Socialist ideals favored by most of these protester types. Those ones that have a much more liberal principle of "greed" than even those on here. When was the last time an avowed Socialist candidate got the support Sanders did? If he didn;t run into crooked Hillary and her political assasination machine he may have been this nations Democratic candidate. There is a bigger picture and the fools protesting here are nothing more than useful idiots.</blockquote>

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