Saturday, March 14, 2009


This post is long due, and please forgive me as it might be a long post.

I was thinking today as I was out and about in town, and I was looking at how bad things have gotten here in America. Last year, downtown would be booming, this year not so much. Hundreds are jobless and still counting. Companies are going out of business right left and center. Yet what lead us here? I mean, sure we hear capitol hill giving heat to CEO's(who gave these politicians money for them to run on!) who they blame for the crash of America. We hear the consumers whining to the politicians and to the public, though they are the ones who made the CEOS rich in the first place!

Look at this way, we the consumers did not whine when we lived in hundred thousand dollar houses, we did not complain when we could get loans up to our ears! We only started to complain when the consumers could no longer live the rich lives they once did live. They started calling these CEO's who have become millionaires thanks to them, as greedy guts. They begged the Government to help bail them out, when they are the ones who gotten themselves in debt.

Why should our tax dollars help bail out these dumb people who knew they couldn't afford these loans? Why should the CEO's pay, when you are the ones who made them rich?

Here's food for thought, don't you think that once these companies started this bad business and you didn't buy into it at all, they would have had to change their policies if they wanted to stay in business? Then perhaps we wouldn't be in this place from the get go?

Enough said for one post!

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Well said! I agree with you 100%. I think it's sad how many Americans are now having hissy fits simply because their stupidity caught up with them.
If you want to live the American Dream, you'll have to earn it. If you want instant gratification, take the handouts, but don't go crying when the fun and games run out!
Why should our tax dollars help bail out these dumb people who knew they couldn't afford these loans? ..youre spot on!
Our government overspends, just as many Americans try to do. One big difference is that there are third parties who decide the credit limit for most Americans; however, the politicians set their own credit limit, unless we vote out of office those who overspend, and as long as they spend on something that voters think they want (or, as long as voters don't pay attention to what is going on), the mice in Washington are in charge of the cheese.

Your post may apply to many Americans, but not to all.

I would further like to point out that the whole economy is debt-based. Most people don't even realize that, let alone complain about it.

Yes, we do have a right to complain about stuff and demand justice, as we slowly realize the crimes that are being committed against us, yet in our name.

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