40 jackasses with nothing better to do
March 22nd, 2009
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40 Liberal ass-wealth envy hate mongers took a little field trip this past week. They drove up to Connecticut on a bus to protest outside the homes of AIG executives who received bonuses.
“We think $165 million could be used in a more appropriate way to keep people in their homes, create more jobs and health care,” said Emeline Bravo-Blackport, a gardener.
Well Emeline, I think you should go buy yourself a gun and blow your brains out. Begging like a homeless person you piece of shit? I think that all the assholes receiving welfare, medicaid, medicare and social security in this country should come to my place and wipe my ass after I’ve taken a shit.
My question is why would you go up to these people’s homes when the government was the one that “F’d” this up?
Senate Banking committee Chairman Christopher Dodd told CNN Wednesday that he was responsible for language added to the federal stimulus bill to make sure that already-existing contracts for bonuses at companies receiving federal bailout money were honored.
Instead of being mad at AIG, people should be pissed off more at their own government. First of all, and I’ve said this before, there is no such thing as a company that is “too big to fail.”
Capitalism allows you to file for bankruptcy, reorganize in Chapter 11 and try to make a go of it again. That’s how the system should work. It should not entail us being told to empty our wallets because the Big 3 didn’t make cars that we wanted to buy or because banks were forced by the government into home loan lending to dirtbags that should be renting.
Secondly, government is the one that keeps spending the cash and giving to these banks, auto manufacturers and forcing money into the economy.
Just in case you haven’t read this article from The Moscow Times, but, Russia for the past year has experienced major inflation. The government stubbornly stuck to its inflation target of 10.5 percent, even after it became apparent that galloping growth and government spending would push the figure higher.
Since last fall, however, the government has turned its attention to more pressing issues: billions of dollars to revitalize the financial system, help industry cover their foreign debt and allow for a gradual devaluation of the ruble. Inflation — which is only worsening as the government heads toward deficit spending to rekindle economic growth — is now receiving surprisingly short shrift, economist say, and it is reaching levels that could cause social unrest.
Hmmm…now this sounds quite familiar. The tsunami inflation will eventually come because our government spends money on stimulus packages, bailouts or does something like they just did last week:
With the country sinking deeper into recession, the Federal Reserve launched a bold $1.2 trillion effort Wednesday to lower rates on mortgages and other consumer debt, spur spending and revive the economy.
To do so, the Fed will spend up to $300 billion to buy long-term government bonds and an additional $750 billion in mortgage-backed securities guaranteed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Yep, printing more money like Mr. Mugabe in Zimbabwe. How’s that working out for them?
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