How is it legal to inflate the value of homes, property, or other assets to the point where a market downswing would mean the disappearance of trillions of dollars? To me, that sounds like nothing more than the behavior of someone with a gambling problem. Except this addict just happens to be a collection of bankers who just pissed away all our tax money. I certainly don't take high risks that might cost other individuals their homes. Why can these suits? I don't want to see this country fall into a depression any more than the next citizen, but it seems like it was this kind of irresponsible risk-taking that got us into this mess. So, I don't think the bailout is going to get us out. We need to change our behavior here - as a nation and as individuals - and until that happens, we're just going to continue to keep sliding further into debt, until Mexican pesos finally are worth more than our dollars. Just my devalued two cents.
Wall Street Shuffle (wallstreet.mov)
uploaded by the resident September 26, 2008 at 08:39 am
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Title: Wall Street Shuffle (wallstreet.mov)
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Created: Fri, 09/26/2008 - 8:39am
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