A. Testoni Offers World's Most Expensive Men's Shoes

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10-17-2010 @ 2:59PM

Marcy Shamb said...

I can only afford to buy my shoes at the salvation army...but, I have no problem or issue with the creation of this shoe. A lot of work went into it and I suppose too the gold in it is expensive... Keeping feet safe from cold, heat and humidity sounds good too... If someone earned their money honestly, than its no ones business how they spend it. No one is responsible for the overpopulated third world countries but the individuals themselves that keep breeding even while not having food to feed, nor means to raise the ones they already have.

I am so sick of the class war, socialist guilt trip dribble that shows or gives folks credit and allows them socially to hate and resent and deny anyone that has more than them.

Truly sickening. I say, for those who buy the shoes..enjoy.. you earned it...

Marcy

10-17-2010 @ 5:26PM

tiffanie said...

Finally, someone with common sense. I couldn't agree more. I don't get why people want to punish success by making the successful people bear the burden of the poor masses. Low-income individuals want to keep popping out more kids and expect the government to raise them while lining their pockets with welfare money, now that's pretty disgusting.

10-17-2010 @ 7:40PM

Barb said...

I am not against being rich either, and if someone earns it honestly then they can spend it how they wish. On the other hand I am against stupid and this is rediculous. It screams of the old childs tale of the emperor with no clothes. Come buy me and you get an ugly shoe with a little buckle and all who see you will be drooling to be in your shoes, not. A fool and his money are soon parted, and even if you have a lot, their are better ways to handle it.

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