In the middle 70s the government took on “Ma Bell†which resulted in the telephone giant being split into several smaller companies. This has created competition and led to a broader base of technological initiatives we all benefit from today. Way can’t the government do the same ting to the big finance companies? It has been said that these companies are so big they can not be properly controlled by the government or their own management. Tax payers are paying for their bad habits and mismanagement. Should the tax payer demand that the government break them up as they did with Ma Bell?
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the banks run the country- do research on the criminal enterprise called "the federal reserve"
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Yes, I agree that they should, the ones that have failed anyway and are effectively in government receivership. Why should a company be "too big to fail"? They've hurt the country, the world, their shareholders, all of us, so they can pay themselves huge salaries and bonuses. I say make them "too small to matter," and then if they bankrupt their companies through speculation they'll have to kiss their asses goodbye.
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No one is to big to fail, for everyone that does fail there are 3 or 4 to take the place. That is called choice and competition.
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i doesnt appear that we are gonna be demanding anything from those in power., we are just biometrically scanned free range organ donors as far as i can tell. Raytheon is developing lots of new " crowd control munnitions" like the active denial system that puts a heat ray on you and boils your skin.. sound cannons .. piezoelectric pellets in a 12 ga shell- like electric buckshot .. the 3 army 1st battalion -20,000 strong are back from iraq to support law enfocement if theres any problem..lots of room in the fema camps for those who wont follow the new world orders.. " many will grow to hate the new world order, and will die fighting it" H.G Wells- 1940.
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