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slowkneenuh Regular user After 5,278+ posts, only credited with 133 Posts |
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The "trickle down" effect must be for the lawyers.
John
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On May 13, 2014, slowkneenuh wrote: There are times where I really dislike lawyers, but then here recently, I have been glad that I took the time to pay lawyers too though and have seen some value from paying a lawyer. Like using a contract for example with customers. Contracts are good business but you'll need a lawyer to write a good one for you and contracts prevent misunderstandings which also prevents you from having to go to the courtroom. Not to mention, people will pay you for services rendered when they have their name written on a contract. So lawyers do provide some value. Then other times, it seems, the lawyers who are also Congressmen, rig the law to where you have to hire them no matter what. Almost like a manufactured and un-necessary need because Congressmen, who are also lawyers, make sure the law is rigged to force people to hire lawyers or get sued by them if they don't. So it's like you are forced by the laws to hire a lawyer or get screwed if you don't. But on the other hand, I have been glad to have paid a lawyer too though and I can see the importance of people not having their rights violated and the fact that contracts are a good piece of evidence in court that an agreement did take place. Lawyers know that people talk bad about them too and some of the lawyers I know will tell you a good lawyer joke. I like those lawyers because they don't take it too personal and can make fun of themselves and you know, it's so much easier to hire the lawyers that make you laugh when they tell jokes about themselves.
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Here is an interesting article:
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A growing number of Americans suspect that the American economic system is rigged in favor of the rich and merely affluent. That growing number of Americans is right. Quote:
Professional compensation. Bailed-out bankers and crony capitalist CEOs are not the only Americans who benefit from rigged markets for compensation. Let’s not forget the professional class, which makes up roughly 10 percent of the population (the approximate number of Americans with graduate or professional degrees). http://www.salon.com/2011/11/09/how_the_rich_rig_the_system/
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