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since france had brought up the demand that the european taxpayers should reward the criminal energy of top bankers witht heirn own hard-worked-for money, I found my position. I do not wish that to happen, and I strictly oppose both the american bail out at cost of the US tax payers, and i totally oppose a similiar plan form europe at the cost of european tax payers. Whcih would mean that germany and germna tax pqayers would have to paw the most for it.
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Ahmen to that
The only people who should get the state's help are the thousands of low ranke bank employees who, not having any guilt in all this would get jobless if all banks explode. But all those executives and directors who have been allwoing this all to happen, they should be hit really hard by law and by the consequences of what they have done.
In 1929 a usual picture in Manhattan was bankers jumping from the window of his office in the skycrapers. And the rest world in the end survived.
I say let them have it again
