Comments on: Bernanke Defends Bear Stearns Bailout

Fed Chair Says Failure To Save Ailing Investment Bank Would Have Led To "Chaotic Unwinding"

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by popstom1 April 3, 2008 8:19 PM EDT
About 3 billion people pay at least $1.00 or more
aday in taxes how much is that in a week
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by popstom1 April 3, 2008 8:15 PM EDT
The only way to change this is to empty the Banks
let it all fail then start over I would like know
when was the last time a working guy did not have to save for two month''s too take his kid too one baseball
game
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by generey April 3, 2008 8:11 PM EDT
I would say I want ALL the $$$ I have paid in taxes and into social security over the years but, since that will never happen all I can say is screw these a$$holes. I''m american by birth, not choice.
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by popstom1 April 3, 2008 8:07 PM EDT
And just think Mr.Bush wanted to put grandma''s SS.
cheak in to bear sterns
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by hypnotoad72 April 3, 2008 8:03 PM EDT
Has Bear Stearns ("BS", amusing initials) profited from people in other countries? Will the US be the only one rescuing BS? In a global economy, isn''t every of their customers involved?

Maybe I am full of BS (and not Bear Stearns), but I don''t understand.
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by prinzowhales April 3, 2008 7:57 PM EDT
As Americans are nothing more than spectators at this jackals feast hosted by the FED...an unconstitutional and venal entity owned by international banks and operated for their pleasure and profit...I have nothing to say about this swindle, save that Greenspan and Bernacke would make splendid bookends on the gallows.
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by lorinkundert April 3, 2008 7:55 PM EDT
lastdance51

IF you have weapons, I would suggest hiding them but not so far away that you can''t get to them.
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by lorinkundert April 3, 2008 7:53 PM EDT
Socialism 101

You Nationalize key infrastructure.
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by yongamerica April 3, 2008 7:51 PM EDT
Every investor of stocks that each investment is a risk. The government should not help the few and the wealthy that comprise the stock holders of this company who failed to realize its risks far out weighted the profits. These high rollers should fall, they played their cards all wrong.

To be fair, the Feds should bail out the itty bitty mom and pop loan shops that also dabbled in the potentially lucrative but extremely risky market
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by bobnjersey April 3, 2008 7:49 PM EDT
[Everbody run do not walk and get your money out
of ever bank there is then watch the party.]
[Posted by popstom1 at 02:25 PM : Apr 03, 2008]

either that or put it all in bear sterns ... and wait for the sweeter deal that may be offered.

if you did that in the first few days you would have increased your investment by five-fold.
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