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Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
Dude, in 2008 the Gov't bailed them out. In 2009, the average taxable bonus on Wall Street grew to $123,850. Payouts at three big banks — JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley — Rose 31 percent. The rest of the country is in a recession caused mainly by the practices of these type of people. Why would you ever want to keep giving them the Bush tax break? Also, why would you be against putting this lady in to stop this garbage? If it makes these pigs' money on Wallstreet worth less, then I have no problem running up the national debt. You think I want to balance the debt so that AIG execs money is worth more? AIG has hurt the typical American, and Obama is spending money on the typical American. Elect Republicans, and they will do all they can to raise THE BONUSES for execs everywhere, and to reduce the quality of life for the typical American. We know all this. Don't try to come on here and tell me that Republicans are out to help the typical American. They are out to help rich people. Period. That's your right, but don't lie about it. Your rich Wallstreet idols caused this hell, and you want them to keep getting their tax break. Telling me that we can't get out of this recession unless we keep giving them their tax break. I know this dance. If we have to keep giving them a tax break ( to get out of this recession,) then I don't want to get out of this recession.
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scuds you are wrong , the avg wall st person , after you strip out the top 10% of each firm make less than a state employee , that's a fact , you got it wrong
the avg wall st employee is not doing as well as the state worker
the top wall st worker is doing better than anybody else , but we are talking about 500 -1000 people in a frim that has 25k
the other 24k are just getting by no worse or less than the rest of us