Finance Crisis

Skybird · 09-16-08, 03:34 PM

Inflation doesn't help either.

There is a tumor in the system, very deep inside, and it has infested both bones and neural system. Removing it is a very bloody, painful and risky operation. But it needs to be done. when you are sick, it is too late for prevention, and you need to suffer what you have to. Living healthier was for the time before. In the past 12 months, hundreds of billions have been pumped into preventing shaken major players from falling. Longterm stablizing result: almost zero.

And isn't it that when banks can make profits at others' costs, they do not want to share with anybody and even betray customers and make wrong calculations about real costs for investements, but if they mess it up and have to pay and found they brought themselves into troubles, they call for help and social solidarity - and suddenly the taxpayer is expected to pay the damage in their place?

the system itself is th problem, and in the end ou culture. Our culture encourages brutality and egoism at the cost of others - if you can make a profit from that. Seen that way the crisis is what our societies deserved. The problem reaches far beyond the obvious, superficial facade.

09-16-08, 03:34 PM	#16
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,670 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	Inflation doesn't help either. There is a tumor in the system, very deep inside, and it has infested both bones and neural system. Removing it is a very bloody, painful and risky operation. But it needs to be done. when you are sick, it is too late for prevention, and you need to suffer what you have to. Living healthier was for the time before. In the past 12 months, hundreds of billions have been pumped into preventing shaken major players from falling. Longterm stablizing result: almost zero. And isn't it that when banks can make profits at others' costs, they do not want to share with anybody and even betray customers and make wrong calculations about real costs for investements, but if they mess it up and have to pay and found they brought themselves into troubles, they call for help and social solidarity - and suddenly the taxpayer is expected to pay the damage in their place? the system itself is th problem, and in the end ou culture. Our culture encourages brutality and egoism at the cost of others - if you can make a profit from that. Seen that way the crisis is what our societies deserved. The problem reaches far beyond the obvious, superficial facade. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.