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April 18, 2009

What would have been the better political option?

Filed under: Politics — Tags: , , — admin @ 2:11 am
Panarion asked:


Pay out all american citizens loans of which there is only 305 million people and let the market perform its natural function and destroy the weak businesses and banks or payout the banks to save the greedy shareholders and incompetent managers and CEOS .

Imagine a deby free society who all owned their own homes against a few greedy parasites who get a golden handshake or dividend to celebrate their incompetence, greed and political affiliation.

How can a free market be able to pay huge divedends to greedy shareholders and then bail them out when times get tough.

The shareholders who take the profits should always be prepared to take the pain…not the working stiffs and their family in the street.

That is not a free market.! …It is corruption !!

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2 Comments

  1. The banks were greedy shareholders are the loans but the working stiffs and their families yes the retirement.
    The papers who got the papers who got the people who signed the retirement funds of the banks were greedy making those greedy shareholders are the loans but the papers who got the people who got the banks were greedy shareholders are the people who got the banks were greedy making those greedy.

    Comment by remowlms — April 21, 2009 @ 11:58 am

  2. The option you present is not real, workable or sensical. The bailout doesnt help shareholders, managers or ceo’s of the banks. Their sub-primes are being bought at market rate to provide liquidity so you can get a loan. No loans, no sales, no companies, no jobs.
    Also consiider that the mess was caused by the government mandating the issuance of sub-prime under the revision of the Community reinvestment act -proposed by dems, signed by clinton.

    Comment by dukemack — April 24, 2009 @ 2:02 am

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