No regular good tax paying, law abiding citizens trying to make a few dollars selling are not bad. Nor as Met has stated in the past should there be judging of others for any legal activity. 
 The reason why this subject stirs me up is because the regular people point fingers at one another while the real robbery and injustices that are done by the super wealthy go un talked  about. 
 Hey I would like to take my son to a ball game for a decent price but the rich owners would rather great seats go unused than offering us a deal. 
 I would like to buy my son a video game that costs about a dollar to press for less than 60.00 but the corporations are just the hell with you pay us. 
 How about our taxes being robbed and the wealthy banks being allowed to steal our children's future by some so called bail out. The tax payers have to bail out the same people who own the Federal reserve bank? Are you kidding me? 
 That's what gets me. People entertain themselves, play and argue over ridiculous things like who is buying and selling some toy cars. Or some other meaningless to our life nonsense like which ball player is better. 
 Yet the truly important things that profoundly affect our and our children's every day lives go totally unnoticed. 
 For Pete's sake people are eating off plates of golds with dozens of servants etc. while others are starved to death. 
 Who buys how many cars is about as important worrying about a drop of rain but ignoring a coming hurricane. 
Lastly in a honest system regular people wouldn't have to be trying to make a few bucks but unfortunately the middle class has been being systemically destroyed and taxed into oblivion. 
 If you think it's bad now just wait until the upcoming austerity measures are put into place. Then you will see desperation for any way to make a buck like you have never seen before but don't blame the people for trying to survive. Blame the people up top that are steering the ship.