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MrAmerica (Democratic) - 1 year ago
this just proves again that unregulated capitalism leads to too much greed and "cooking the books" and when it all hits at once, the house of cards comes down.
unfortunately temporary bail-out loans are needed because so many banks bought up other banks that we cannot let them fail. same with the auto makers, when one of these businesses fail, we lose millions of jobs and retired citizens will lose their retirement pensions, making the problem go from bad to worse.
im not a marxists, i just dont trust one corporation to rule them all. and when we have all these companies buying up other companies, we get to the point where the supercompany is vital for the stability of the US economy.
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