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    This is a poster I created to promote OWS. I've been putting it up around my hometown, and someone asked me to make it available online. So here it is. This poster is meant to be printed on legal-size paper (I've used Kinko's for this).

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    This is a poster I created to promote OWS. I've been putting it up around my hometown, and someone asked me to make it available online. So here it is. This poster is meant to be printed on legal-size paper (I've used Kinko's for this).

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    Fat Cats

    Uploaded by

    Tim Affinis
    This is a poster I created to promote OWS. I've been putting it up around my hometown, and someone asked me to make it available online. So here it is. This poster is meant to be printed on legal-size paper (I've used Kinko's for this).

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    FAT CATS!

    Maybe he needs to be on a diet.

    The distribution of wealth in the U.S.

    The 400 wealthiest Americans (the top 0.00013%) have a greater combined net worth than the bottom 187 million Americans (the bottom 60%).

    Wealthiest grow wealthier


    Top 1%

    Corporate profits are at record highs


    Corporate Profits as % of GDP

    Source: BEA; after-tax adjusted corporate profits

    The wealth of the wealthiest is soaring and their share of the pie continues to grow.
    Meanwile, for the average person, earnings have remained stagnant since the 1970's (correcting for inflation, median weekly earnings for full-time workers has increased only ~4% since 1979 and is currently falling).

    The social contract is broken. The game is rigged. Make your voice heard!

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