True Scenario:  Sales guy works for windshield glass/repair company for 17 years.  Company had 57 stores at their peak in 2001.  Eventually, economy and top heavy execs take a toll.  By 2010 only 27 stores left but company does not adjust execs and administration to account for losses.  CEO and owner dies in 2010 and family members dump the operation to a group of owners never involved in the glass business.  Two guys that worked in a store (with a combined experience of 34 years) left said operation, pooled their 401(k) savings and opened their own independent operation. They are making money, hired two additional employees and are looking to expand with at least one - maybe two additional outlets.  It took them 4 months to get their licenses and operational facility in place and during that time had no income.  

They now have a sucessfull business with no administrative overhead other than the time they put in to do the books, sales, etc. 60-80 hour weeks.  

And all this time, they paid property taxes, gas taxes, sales tax, income tax, etc to provide for the "common good" of roads, bridges, government, etc.  How does that make them bad?  According to this current administration - they got a free ride.  What a bunch of horsesh!t!!!  They did not take one effin penny from the government yet they are being portrayed as "rich" business owners not "giving back" or paying their "fair share".