Cudajon said:I loved it, I actually thought since it was posted up by Ferrari that it would be a left leaner, but I saw this vid and realized it was by themouthpeace and so was the one he posted. Good deal!
OCBob said:I'll say this once more as it bears repeating.
Anyone that believes that this has been caused by any single person, party, or entity is simply fooling themselves. In fact, if enough people believe that we are destined to repeat history.
This didn't happen overnight, and it didn't happen because of any single issue. Some of the precursors might go back 100 years for all I know. But I can guarantee you this. Anyone that has had any kind of high ranking role within the executive or legislative branches, the fed or any other federal regulatory agency that has jurisdiction, and any of these financial firms, for the last dozen years or more has stink on them. And for them to continue to point fingers is truly un-American.
Fix it and fix it so it can never happen again. Then shut your mouths about it and fix the next thing on the list for the country. Either that or get the hell out of the game, you are doing this county no service.
That's exactly my point. This is nothing but one sided rhetoric, filled with sound bites and other bullshit. But, people buy it. It's just someone trying to wipe the stink off themselves and put it on someone else. It's the way our government works, and it is the fundamental wrong that we must live with.ChrisAZ said:Bob, did you watch the video? From what you wrote I can't imagine that you watched the video. It showed many different scenarios and people that caused this. It did not point to one person or one thing although it did point to one party over and over that continued to make poor decisions one on top of the other.
ChrisAZ said:Bob, did you watch the video? From what you wrote I can't imagine that you watched the video. It showed many different scenarios and people that caused this. It did not point to one person or one thing although it did point to one party over and over that continued to make poor decisions one on top of the other.