heh heh ....  Chris, from a coward's point of view, it is definitely a
bad thing.

On Feb 23, 7:25 am, Chris Jenkins <[email protected]> wrote:
> You say that as though a little rioting in the street might be a bad thing...
>
> On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 9:16 AM, gruff <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Banks, more than any other industry, can't be allowed to fail.
> > Financing and credit are so interwoven into the economies of all
> > nations that should the banks fail the entire economy would go
> > bust.    This may not be right but, as one talking head noted
> > yesterday on the tube, lending has almost become a utility just like
> > power and water.   If the banks are allowed to fail, I'm afraid
> > society and civilization as we know it will also fail.  Then there
> > will be rioting in the streets, for certain.
>
> > However, I agree that since the top four or five percent of the world
> > owns and controls forty or more percent of the wealth, they should be
> > called to account and to help.
>
> > On Feb 17, 3:27 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> I see people who have paid taxes for years being thrown out on the
> >> street by banks who are foreclosing on their homes while tax payer
> >> money is being doled out in billions to the same banks.  Who are those
> >> people making millions of dollars every year taking tax payers money.
> >> By what right do they have to use tax money for that purpose. What is
> >> wrong with people in allowing this to go on?  Why doesn't the
> >> government use tax payer money to bring mortgages up to date and order
> >> banks to refinance at a lower rate.   It wouldn't even cost one
> >> billion to keep families in their homes.   Where are the wealthy, so
> >> called benefactors, Gates and Buffet in all of this?  Why shouldn't
> >> banks be allowed to fall just like others?  It seems they, the upper
> >> echelon of society, still live in their own lofty worlds without a
> >> care for humanity.  What is wrong with them?  I predict a national
> >> breakdown in civility, a Ya Basta stance issued by the people.
> >> Rioting and looting and arch's political bloodletting ritual.
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