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Stumbled across your blog, love this!
This would be funny – if it would not do so much harm to the poor. The reality is that the poor (and the middle class) are so inter tangled with this mess that any failure of the “bailout” or suggestions to close up shop (that’s how I read this one) for those greedy CEOs will mean they cut their loses and close down the entire economy. Millionaires will not be harmed by another great depression (they’ll be turned into hundred-thousandaires for sure) but for someone who’s going paycheque to paycheque this collapse could be devastating. Shame on the lawmakers, who many years ago, changed some of the fundamental laws passed under FDR to ensure that the great depression never happens again.
It’s sort of interesting that both Michaael Moore and rightwing Republicans oppose the bailout. I’m sort of with Michael Moore. This whole situation is a good example of where “free” markets lead. The fall of Wall Street and the fall of the Berlin Wall – some parallels there. Necessary evil?