AIG should not have been bailed out

[rnch]

75th does make a case (of sorts) for supporting a federalized bail out....but i STILL maintain that the boys at the top need to suffer also...it was THEIR bad actions and decissions that made this mess happen...a condition of bail out acceptance should be a cut of thier salaries, benefits and retirement packages.

anyone else agree with me on this point?

 

[75th]

75th does make a case (of sorts) for supporting a federalized bail out....but i STILL maintain that the boys at the top need to suffer also...it was THEIR bad actions and decissions that made this mess happen...a condition of bail out acceptance should be a cut of thier salaries, benefits and retirement packages.

anyone else agree with me on this point?

In the bailout proposal they did include some compensation "adjustments" for CEOs of the companies that will accept the federal funding.

I personally think a fair way to do this going forward is make sure CEOs are paid more in stock than cash.

 

[rnch]

so, the bottom line is we the taxpayers will pay for THEIR (CEO's) bad business decissions?


we are setting a dangerous pattern here...............

 

[goin on 4T]

so, the bottom line is we the taxpayers will pay for THEIR (CEO's) bad business decissions?


we are setting a dangerous pattern here...............

Just think how much money the CEO's would get paid if they had the luxury of hindsite. Just sayin

 

[Dial_tone]

The Feds didn't bail out AIG for the investor's sake. They did it for AIG's customer's sake.

 

[75th]

so, the bottom line is we the taxpayers will pay for THEIR (CEO's) bad business decissions?


we are setting a dangerous pattern here...............

Its not really only the CEOs fault.

 

[rnch]

who (also) should assume blame for this fiasco?

 

[75th]

who (also) should assume blame for this fiasco?

The people who bought more house(s) than they could afford, the loan officer who sold the loan to them, Alan Greenspan, and to a lesser extent the Democratic congress:http://http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aSKSoiNbnQY0

People forget that these types of investments were doing just fine for an extended period of time until retards started buying multiple $500,000 homes on a $50,000 annual income.

 

[goin on 4T]

The people who bought more house(s) they could afford, the loan officer who sold the loan to them, Alan Greenspan, and to a lesser extent the Democratic congress:http://http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=aSKSoiNbnQY0

People forget that these types of investments were doing just fine for an extended period of time until retards started buying multiple $500,000 homes on a $50,000 annual income.

Listen 75th no ones to hear that crap! Even if its the truth...

 

[rnch]

obama will change all of this






















yeh rite!