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drunkle
Participantgolfgal:
i’m merely calling you out on your condescending attitude. “you should Google Great Depression”, “be careful what you wish for” and “its a naive to believe that only the rich bastards will suffer”.
nobody knows what to do, people are angry, people are trying to cope and yet you sit on a high horse, ignore the lack of responsibility that these bastards exhibit and admonish people that if it weren’t for our great and mighty corporate bankers, we’d all be pig fodder. please.
drunkle
Participantgolfgal:
i’m merely calling you out on your condescending attitude. “you should Google Great Depression”, “be careful what you wish for” and “its a naive to believe that only the rich bastards will suffer”.
nobody knows what to do, people are angry, people are trying to cope and yet you sit on a high horse, ignore the lack of responsibility that these bastards exhibit and admonish people that if it weren’t for our great and mighty corporate bankers, we’d all be pig fodder. please.
drunkle
Participantgolfgal:
i’m merely calling you out on your condescending attitude. “you should Google Great Depression”, “be careful what you wish for” and “its a naive to believe that only the rich bastards will suffer”.
nobody knows what to do, people are angry, people are trying to cope and yet you sit on a high horse, ignore the lack of responsibility that these bastards exhibit and admonish people that if it weren’t for our great and mighty corporate bankers, we’d all be pig fodder. please.
drunkle
Participantgolfgal:
i’m merely calling you out on your condescending attitude. “you should Google Great Depression”, “be careful what you wish for” and “its a naive to believe that only the rich bastards will suffer”.
nobody knows what to do, people are angry, people are trying to cope and yet you sit on a high horse, ignore the lack of responsibility that these bastards exhibit and admonish people that if it weren’t for our great and mighty corporate bankers, we’d all be pig fodder. please.
drunkle
Participantseems silly to think that just because you, bernanke, anyone else has studied the great depression that you automatically know how to prevent it.
700 trillion dollars in derivatives are going to be stoppered by fed?
the fed that allowed this to happen is now to be trusted with our salvation?
i guess some people are just still in denial.
drunkle
Participantseems silly to think that just because you, bernanke, anyone else has studied the great depression that you automatically know how to prevent it.
700 trillion dollars in derivatives are going to be stoppered by fed?
the fed that allowed this to happen is now to be trusted with our salvation?
i guess some people are just still in denial.
drunkle
Participantseems silly to think that just because you, bernanke, anyone else has studied the great depression that you automatically know how to prevent it.
700 trillion dollars in derivatives are going to be stoppered by fed?
the fed that allowed this to happen is now to be trusted with our salvation?
i guess some people are just still in denial.
drunkle
Participantseems silly to think that just because you, bernanke, anyone else has studied the great depression that you automatically know how to prevent it.
700 trillion dollars in derivatives are going to be stoppered by fed?
the fed that allowed this to happen is now to be trusted with our salvation?
i guess some people are just still in denial.
drunkle
Participantseems silly to think that just because you, bernanke, anyone else has studied the great depression that you automatically know how to prevent it.
700 trillion dollars in derivatives are going to be stoppered by fed?
the fed that allowed this to happen is now to be trusted with our salvation?
i guess some people are just still in denial.
March 17, 2008 at 12:09 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #171687drunkle
Participant“be careful what you wish for is ALL I’m saying…if you would like to see our banking system in financial ruin, then it means that WE too – yes us the little people – will all be in financial ruin as well.”
hey, i made a similar comment at another time and place. that despite “winning” on my bsc bet, it was still not a good thing; who’s going to cry all the way to the bank when there are no banks…
but, you came off as condescending with your “tisk tisk” type comments, the same type of comments people were making about others cheering the collapse in home prices.
fact is, these problems are massive and cannot be “fixed” except by definitive price corrections. period. there is no hope, no wishing, just facts. if everything collapses and short position wins are wiped out anyway, so be it. it won’t matter what you were betting on, 00 came up and god destroyed everyone. until that happens, it’s better to take action, hedge and be prepared than to quiver in fear, ignore your retirement account balance, be inactive and tisk tisk people for trying to take cover.
March 17, 2008 at 12:09 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #172018drunkle
Participant“be careful what you wish for is ALL I’m saying…if you would like to see our banking system in financial ruin, then it means that WE too – yes us the little people – will all be in financial ruin as well.”
hey, i made a similar comment at another time and place. that despite “winning” on my bsc bet, it was still not a good thing; who’s going to cry all the way to the bank when there are no banks…
but, you came off as condescending with your “tisk tisk” type comments, the same type of comments people were making about others cheering the collapse in home prices.
fact is, these problems are massive and cannot be “fixed” except by definitive price corrections. period. there is no hope, no wishing, just facts. if everything collapses and short position wins are wiped out anyway, so be it. it won’t matter what you were betting on, 00 came up and god destroyed everyone. until that happens, it’s better to take action, hedge and be prepared than to quiver in fear, ignore your retirement account balance, be inactive and tisk tisk people for trying to take cover.
March 17, 2008 at 12:09 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #172024drunkle
Participant“be careful what you wish for is ALL I’m saying…if you would like to see our banking system in financial ruin, then it means that WE too – yes us the little people – will all be in financial ruin as well.”
hey, i made a similar comment at another time and place. that despite “winning” on my bsc bet, it was still not a good thing; who’s going to cry all the way to the bank when there are no banks…
but, you came off as condescending with your “tisk tisk” type comments, the same type of comments people were making about others cheering the collapse in home prices.
fact is, these problems are massive and cannot be “fixed” except by definitive price corrections. period. there is no hope, no wishing, just facts. if everything collapses and short position wins are wiped out anyway, so be it. it won’t matter what you were betting on, 00 came up and god destroyed everyone. until that happens, it’s better to take action, hedge and be prepared than to quiver in fear, ignore your retirement account balance, be inactive and tisk tisk people for trying to take cover.
March 17, 2008 at 12:09 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #172045drunkle
Participant“be careful what you wish for is ALL I’m saying…if you would like to see our banking system in financial ruin, then it means that WE too – yes us the little people – will all be in financial ruin as well.”
hey, i made a similar comment at another time and place. that despite “winning” on my bsc bet, it was still not a good thing; who’s going to cry all the way to the bank when there are no banks…
but, you came off as condescending with your “tisk tisk” type comments, the same type of comments people were making about others cheering the collapse in home prices.
fact is, these problems are massive and cannot be “fixed” except by definitive price corrections. period. there is no hope, no wishing, just facts. if everything collapses and short position wins are wiped out anyway, so be it. it won’t matter what you were betting on, 00 came up and god destroyed everyone. until that happens, it’s better to take action, hedge and be prepared than to quiver in fear, ignore your retirement account balance, be inactive and tisk tisk people for trying to take cover.
March 17, 2008 at 12:09 PM in reply to: JPM offers to buy Bear for $2/shared; Fed cuts discount rate #172124drunkle
Participant“be careful what you wish for is ALL I’m saying…if you would like to see our banking system in financial ruin, then it means that WE too – yes us the little people – will all be in financial ruin as well.”
hey, i made a similar comment at another time and place. that despite “winning” on my bsc bet, it was still not a good thing; who’s going to cry all the way to the bank when there are no banks…
but, you came off as condescending with your “tisk tisk” type comments, the same type of comments people were making about others cheering the collapse in home prices.
fact is, these problems are massive and cannot be “fixed” except by definitive price corrections. period. there is no hope, no wishing, just facts. if everything collapses and short position wins are wiped out anyway, so be it. it won’t matter what you were betting on, 00 came up and god destroyed everyone. until that happens, it’s better to take action, hedge and be prepared than to quiver in fear, ignore your retirement account balance, be inactive and tisk tisk people for trying to take cover.
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