Because they DO IT on EVERY SINGLE ONE!!!!
Oh, and WHERE is YOUR BAILOUT BILL, average American?
Whadda ya mean there ain't one?
"Public angry, anxious" by Erin Ailworth and Robert Weisman, Globe Staff | September 30, 2008
Joel Miller of Boston summed up the anger and frustration of many Massachusetts residents yesterday as the $700 billion bank bailout plan unraveled amid political squabbling, sending stocks into a free-fall.
"Congress is acting like children," said Miller, an industrial real estate broker, as he walked out of a Bank of America branch on Boylston Street. "I don't have an easy answer now. But fighting back and forth and grandstanding isn't solving anything."
A few blocks away, John Chambers of Canton said it was "scary" to watch the bailout fall apart.
Scary? I found it EXHILARATING and a cause for CELEBRATION!! See what I mean about the BG agend-pushing, readers?
They put two PRO-GIVEAWAY guys up front when the MASS of AMERICA is OPPOSED to this LOOTING SCHEME!
Across the region yesterday, many people said they were following the events on Wall Street and Capitol Hill with mounting anxiety. Some cheered the House of Representatives' failure to pass the bank-rescue plan, while others called drastic government intervention a necessary evil.
Of course, the Globe doesn't like to talk to those people!
But most agreed that the economic crisis came about because of rampant Wall Street excess. And there was little sympathy for those at the helm of the financial shipwreck.
Why should there be? Do you show sympathy for an anal rapist?
"I know one thing for sure," Victor Thomas of Boston said. "These guys on Wall Street aren't our friends."
Nope, they sure aren't!!!!
While regulators and bank officials across Massachusetts reported no unusual activity or high levels of withdrawals yesterday, many customers were seeking reassurance from bankers or financial advisers.
Yeah, I noticed the sky was still standing when I woke up this morning.
For many individual investors, the biggest question was how the worsening financial turbulence would affect their retirement savings. Others said they are concerned about keeping their jobs.
Yeah, toss out the FEAR, Globe! Thanx a lot!
Jeannie MacDonald, a former Boston bank employee, said, "I don't want to invest in the bailout. Our taxes are too high as it is. Food is too expensive. It's too much for the average working person."
But some tried to take a longer view amid the chaotic conditions - the market will eventually sort itself out, hit bottom and then rebound, they said.
"There has to be some pain and the market has to flush out all the weakness," said Miller, the Boston real estate broker. "But I still get up in the morning, I have my coffee and yogurt, and the real world doesn't look any different. And I haven't been hit yet by anybody jumping out of the Hancock building." --more--"
You mean, the world went on and the sky was still up above? You're kidding?!
After BUSH WARNED us of the PERIL?
Don't tell me that CRAP-MOUTH LIED AGAIN?!!!!
Update: Dow UP TRIPLE DIGITS!!!
