That we might demand a modest but fair share of the national wealth, and a political system in which people, not just special interest campaign contributors, actually have a voice in policy decisions.
That we might insist on a decent quality of life for ourselves, and a real future for our children.
And that we understand ourselves to be real people, with real rights, real needs and real aspirations, rather than as tools placed here for the realization of their pathologically bloated obsessive greed.
Because -- Mr. Steyn, Mr. Walker, Mr. Cantor, Mr. Murdoch and, yes, Mr. Obama -- however much you might stamp your feet, hold your breath, and insist otherwise:
We are not your human resources.
Cross-posted from The Regressive Antidote(Note: You can view every article as one long page if you sign up as an Advocate Member, or higher).