Mike Hudack |
Hi, I'm Mike Hudack. I'm a high school dropout, the CEO of blip.tv and a former warblogger. Also check out the blip.tv blog. |
Instead they should be thanking all of us tax payers who pay on time, and all of us who aren’t pulling their money out of the banks. Remember what your mother said, you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.
You’re thinking about this as one party helping out another. You’re wrong. This is one party helping itself out.
We’re all in this together. without a doubt. Wall Street needs to be fixed. But you’re not going to get anywhere with this mentality. It just makes people standoffish. Keep it up and the next bill will fail too. Wall street needs humility inplace of its hubris right now.
Dude. It’s not Wall Street you’re bailing out. It’s the United States of America.
The people responsible for the predatory lending. (this was a bit of a parallel/horizontal-sequitir) And if that’s not...
brianconley:mikehudack:stevewyshywaniuk:...Barney Frank: Did you order the Code Red? John...
Who broke the law? Who would you like to send to jail?
Send people to jail! That’s what America wants. I mean, if you’re talking about the same United States of America that I...
Dude. It’s not Wall Street you’re bailing out. It’s the United States of America.
We’re all in this together. without a doubt. Wall Street needs to be fixed. But you’re not going to get anywhere with...
Exactly. The wealthy party.
Look, the question is, how do we hold the bastards responsible. This whole mortgage thing reminds me of a lending scam...
I guess my problem is just that instantly a 700 billion bailout was proposed, I know that they have probably been...
You’re thinking about this as one party helping out another. You’re wrong. This is one party helping itself out.
Is 1:50 PM too early to start drinking?
capitalism works...way it’s supposed to, new lenders...in...
Quite right. You’re right, there does need to be...what exactly Wall Street needs. But...
southpol:mikehudack:wiesen:...credit markets fail entirely, some bad things will happen....
I’d like to see some more economists (ideally those without significant holdings in companies like Goldman Sachs) tell...
all just confusing and simply...sound good. My solution