Multiple Trustafarians exposed

There are moments that are so phenomenally delicious, so incredibly wonderful, so freakin' great, that I thank The Lord Zhool that I get to be alive for these moments. 

One was the release of the ClimateGate emails that showed the impartial scientists plotting to keep skeptics out of peer-reviewed periodicals, hiding declines in warming, and the like. 
Another was when John Kerry got busted for keeping his yacht out of state to avoid paying a ridiculous amount of taxes. 
And how can we forget Warren Buffett's advocacy for higher taxes, while his own Berkshire Hathaway has been in a two-year lawsuit to avoid paying a billion dollars in higher taxes? 

Yesterday I threw up a random video of an incoherent Occupy Wall Street protester. 
It seems I wasn't alone in thinking the guy was hilarious. 

It turns out, he's a Colombia Grad Student.  And what makes it better is that he has a freakin' trust fund set up by his grandfather. 



Where are all the "Trust Fund Babies Against Capitalism" signs?
Never mind.  I found one on Michael Shanklin's Facebook page. 

Mike's comment:

She needs guns pointed at her to share?!? Not sure why she can't just give her money away to those she feels needs it... it would be more efficient than any government monopoly. Sad, she can't even give charity on her own without government.... pathetic really. She is basically saying that she is too stupid to help people on her own,... and ironically enough, this stupidity extends into the belief that government is somehow efficient at it. What we are witnessing here is multiple stupidity syndrome.

That's the Trustafarian dilemma.  And they have absolutely no idea how the wealth on which they survive is created, and have no interest in learning about it or contributing to the process. 

But they could end their guilt by writing one big-assed check to Uncle Sam.