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To: dools0007world
You do understand the money bucket has no bottom don’t you?

Especially if you are a "Too Big To Fail" Bankster.

28 posted on 10/27/2011 6:11:41 AM PDT by KDD (When the government boot is on your neck, it matters not whether it is the right boot or the left.)
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To: KDD

Only RINOs, demrat Marxists and big companies who’re failing buy into the “too big to fail” scam.

You and I agree about Wall Street and some big company problems. We know Wall Street leadership has been coopted by the Marxists. Assuming a conservative prevails to become president Wall Street will be left to fix itself or be replaced by another risk investment entity. As for publicly traded companies, it is the responsibility of the share holders to replace clowns like GM’s Rick Wagoner and GE’s Jeff Immelt.

That said, the vast majority of American companies do not fall into that category. Moreover, our capitalist engine has generated more wealth per capita than any other economic system ever tried in the world. Certainly it is not perfect—what earthly thing or being is? But left to its own devices it sorts itself out and returns to equilibrium. This cycle of distortion and equilibrium is eternal. But unless you’re prepared to replace it with something better I suggest you don’t throw out the baby with bath water.

Since The Depression the market place has always righted out of balance situations. That’s the purpose of recessions. It’s not working now because of massive government interference—driven by Marxist ideology. An ideology that’s failed every time it’s been tried.

I think you and I also agree that greedy people who break the law should go to jail.


53 posted on 10/27/2011 8:27:14 AM PDT by dools0007world
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