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Obama declairs war on big banks

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Matty:
markets were down 3 days in a row after this news, first time since summer last year.

the banks can manipulate a market sell off to scare washington whores if they so wish. stock market is well overdue for a correction anyhow, especially the grossly overvalued US assets. keep an eye out on the markets this week.

there is nothing obama can do while goldman sachs is still standing. real talk yo :pirate:

M Dogg™:

--- Quote from: virtuoso on January 24, 2010, 05:12:15 PM ---
How the hell are they progressives? I think you have allowed these words to be redefined without ever questioning it. You start with the heading Obama declares war on banks, which only goes to show how your every thought is influenced by the media. Now we have a situation in which the so called progressives are supporting this headline, when in fact, I was wrong, the amounts being banded around are actually even less proportionately that what I even thought. Your whole viewpoint comes from the following,.....

Obama is battling to get 0.2% of your own money back from the banks and not even in one go, the payment plan is some ten years. This is what the so called progressives are in support of? you have to be fucking kidding me.


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I also said that I don't believe it will happen and then said this will end up like health care. It will never happen.

virtuoso:

You seemed to be inferring that the republicans will stop it though, not that it won't happen because it's just another piece of political spin which has no substance whatsoever.

M Dogg™:
why would i think the republicans would kill it. it's just as much the courts, and the democrats and obama himself that would make sure it never happens.

virtuoso:

--- Quote from: M Dogg on January 25, 2010, 09:00:07 AM ---why would i think the republicans would kill it. it's just as much the courts, and the democrats and obama himself that would make sure it never happens.

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What i don't get though is they have clearly stated what the aims of this policy would be, since it doesn't amount to shit, it's not even worth talking about. If the progressives are actually in favour of pursuing 0.2% of what is owed, then they haven't earned the right to call themselves progressives have they?

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