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Originally Posted by Neal Stevens
It's always "America's fault" when things go wrong in other countries... :roll:
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Once again, we were in a boom, and a very strong one. Unemployment was on a record-low, exports boosting, there was more work than we had skilled workers. Not even the high oil price was able to kill the boom, just slowed it a bit. And then came Wall Street. mortage crisis. Credit crush, picking away at the exports. Voilá, there we are in the deepest recession since the founding of Germany. thanks, but no thanks.
And it is not just Germany. It is all the globe America has pulled with itself into the abyss.
Yes, it has been America'S fault this time, beyond any doubt, known since years. And we - especially Germany - told you so since three years, and warned for the need of safeguarding agaisnt it by reducing the freedom for abuse and casino-gambiling by those that were protected by Washington - and still are - and then, surprise-surprise, did what they were to be expected, and ruined the show for all. The deeply unhealthy financial policy of America, its enormous defict, its enormous trade disbaöance, its enormous dependency on foreign finacial drips since it live totally and completely beyond its means - all this has caused the mess we now are in, and still we here america's model is well, and the greatest, and regulations serving as safeties shall not be added to it to correct at least the worse flaws and faults in the system.
You have no right to be in a huff. But we have all legitimate reason and right there is to be very angry with you. and even now, while the drama starts to unfold in all its glory (so far we have had the overture only), America seem to be too stubborn to learn and to reflect about itself and to see that the old ways can no longer be seen as valid ways again. the same business practices that led to the first credit crunch, now are unfolding a new phase of suprime crisis, right now. That is what your laissez-faire leads to, and your self-regulating market: the got away with it the first time, so now they do it again. If they were successful with betraying the community and absuing the flaws of the system - why should they give up such personally lucrative practices, if no rules and supervision is hindering them?
Yes indeed, Neral, this time it is America's fault, and that'S why I - and many others! - pojnt finger at you in anger, becasue not only did you damage yourself - you also caused massive damage to us, damage for which we are not responisble, but you and you alone.
your great fantastic business model encourages human faults and flaws taking advantage by abusing the holes in your system. It triggers them, and produces them. And you stubbornly defend against closing these holes, and called that repair a "planned economy". The simple truth is: your system failed, and very costly.