If you don’t like the fact that AIG and other companies’ execs are getting bonuses on the taxpayer dime, then instead of mindlessly bleating about the quality of financial assets, a topic on which you are ignorant, you should have been yelling at the top of your lungs to get accounting rules revoked before the crisis happened and while it was happening. You seem to have a nagging wife mentality, that of an incompetent wife who doesn’t understand why her husband does something and thinks that gives her the moral prerogative to start issuing cease and desist orders.

Don’t think you can get away with grandstanding over the taxpayer’s right to be unassaulted on the one hand while you support dangerous statism in the financial sector on the other.

who is better than anyone to actually publish any comments.

Why even list comments here.

It’s just some anger management therapy for you to say ‘nope, not gonna publish that one, or that one, or that one’.

Probably makes you feel good to have so much control of public opinion to frankly ?

discard and disregard ALL comments people place here.

Nunns in America ain’t gonna cut a Pulitzer.

If anything – the gregorian calendar brought by the Nunn’s has sealed us to a fate of expecting nothing on a time line against eternity except waiting for the end of the World and return of Jesus – yeah, THERE is a healthy platform.

I think the reality is that there is no inherent meritocracy in capitalism. Because it is difficult to compete within a meritocracy, capitalist systems quickly become
“who-your-parents-are-ocracies”. Americans are suffering because we’re living under an aristocratic system.

I really don’t think anything will change until a new labor movement gains steam and the powerful among us become genuinely threatened that American workers will, all at once, stop working. That is the only way that their constant accrual of wealth could be halted and halting wealth-accrual is the only thing that will get their attention.