Either way the ones that failed should have been broken up, not bailed out.

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Oct 22, 2014
12:50:15pm

marcusaurelius

Either way the ones that failed should have been broken up, not bailed out.

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marcusaurelius

Bio page: marcusaurelius
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This could get interesting. Fed to banks: Shape up or risk breakup.

BluePete

10/21/14 11:30pm

It would be really interesting if someone said that to the feds.

CrackerJack

10/21/14 11:36pm

Well, we see how well stuff like works...just look to AT&T

BluePete

10/21/14 11:42pm

Should have happened a long time ago. They've been acting like a monopoly for

10/22/14 12:14am

^^^^^Doesn't understand what a monopoly is.

10/22/14 7:13am

I understand exactly what a monopoly is. They are technically an oligarchy, but

10/22/14 12:46pm

Either way the ones that failed should have been broken up, not bailed out.

10/22/14 12:50pm

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kunarcougar

10/22/14 7:26am

This is a very fair point, and one that bothers me when people talk about the

Iman23

10/22/14 7:38am

It's called the community reinvestment act, it was signed into law under Clinton

10/22/14 8:21am

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