so true, I have been @ UPS for 34 years & I started part-time in Oct. of 1980 @ $7,60/hr, they are starting @ $9.50/hr now, today, who needs a RAISE?

I had this insight yesterday–2 days later that yrsumpeosoclueless–after I had thoroughly reviewed and contemplated the GMAC Mortgage Fraud Group’s bankruptcy filed on May 14, 2012. The bankruptcy court has, thus far, entered whatever orders the GMAC Mortgage Fraud Group has requested without notice–selling and newly encumbering all assets–yet moving to lift the automatic stay so that they can continue foreclosing and letting homeowners counterclaim against an estate which will have NOTHING with which to pay. I am have hired local counsel and will be filing objections to the rigged-bid sales and the preferential transfers.
ANYONE WHOSE HOME WAS STOLEN BY GMAC-RELATED ENTITIES FRAUD PLEASE SEND ME YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION AT accesslegalservices.info@gmail.com WITH A SHORT STATEMENT OF YOUR FACTS. I CANNOT PROMISE THAT WE WILL GAIN ANYTHING BUT I MIGHT BE ABLE TO PUT SOMETHING TOGETHER FOR EACH OF US TO CONTRIBUTE A SMALL SUM FINANCIALLY TO RAISE OUR OBJECTIONS TO THIS — USE OF THE BANKRUPTCY COURT TO SELL OFF ASSETS WITHOUT SCHEDULES OF ASSETS OR LIABILITIES YET BEING FILED WITH THE COURT.

He is saying the rich don’t create jobs. Consumers do when they buy and exchange their money for goods and services.

It seems the Talk was deemed too controversial for the ideas exchange site to post.

From National Journal – “You can’t find the talk online, because TED officials have declared it too politically controversial to post on their web site.”

The Inequality Speech That TED Won’t Show You
http://roundtable.nationaljournal.com/2012/05/the-inequality-speech-that-ted-wont-show-you.php

“I can say with confidence that rich people don’t create jobs, nor do businesses, large or small. What does lead to more employment is a “circle of life” like feedback loop between customers and businesses. And only consumers can set in motion this virtuous cycle of increasing demand and hiring. In this sense, an ordinary middle-class consumer is far more of a job creator than a capitalist like me.”