Philosophically, Why Is The Us Government So Eager To Bail Out And Financially Support The Very Persons?
By admin on Jan 30, 2010 with Comments 7
who by their misguided management, horrid decisions and poor strategies, as well as by their outright stupidity at judging what would be good for individuals, the society and the nation as well as commercially viable, have, with the help of the now “lame duck” president and both his actions and the lack of beneficial actions in regards to the economy, put us into the economic crisis we now face?
Why aren’t we getting rid of these people and investing in new entrepreneurs who might show some foresight and moral decency as well as who might be able to help this country get back on its feet?
Just asking…
Is the application of common sense totally out of the picture?
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I don’t know, but I am against the Bail outs. Especially for the car manufactures. If they designed and manufactured a automobile to the same quality standards as the Germans they would not need a bail out. We should not reward these companies for having poor business practices and making sub par products.
Because those in power are clinging to a system that simply does not work. Fear of change and lost profit prevent common sense from entering the picture and adopting a new system that is fair to everyone including the planet.
As far as “why aren’t we getting rid of these people..” we are not told the WHOLE truth when we need to be therefore we cannot make informed decisions.
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If the application of common sense totally out of the picture? is, then I’ll be very surprised.
Its like a pastor taking the collection basket. And he places his wallet in it. Its not going anywhere. Its just a way for other people to put their wallets…
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