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^ If you regulate private sector business too oppressively, you lose the important tax base required to run this giant government you desire.:dunno:
Why hasn't the SEC bureaucracy yet been investigated and / or lambasted for being as incompetent as they've been over the years ? Who does the chair at the SEC answer to in the chain of command ? :dunno:
How did certain entities ever become "too big to fail" doesn't that indicate a monopoly of sort ? and if so, why didn't the laws that were already in place prevent such entities from becoming so big ?
If you ask me the recent economy breakdown occurred because of a number of complex issues that will likely never see the light of day. You don't believe that republicans and democrats alike meet with CEOs and investment banker big shots over a nice sizzling steak & cocktails with regularity ? Sure they do ! You don't think that the democratic as well as the republican politicians exploit every loophole possible to pick up a quick extra buck ?... maybe looky look in the other direction when "the shit is going down ?" C'mon, these are attorneys ! they know exactly what they're doing, they know just the right language to use whether they're authoring legislation, up on the stand, taking bribes from special interests, whatever. Greed and corruption are not uniquely republican problems -
It has been said that the politician enters the arena as forthright, honest and well intentioned and the longer that politician remains in office, the greater the temptations. Imagine how difficult it must be to have so much access, all of the special interests tapping on your shoulder, maybe that's what happened to the "overseers" @ the SEC who failed miserably to perform their duties ... firewall ? what firewall?
Why hasn't the SEC bureaucracy yet been investigated and / or lambasted for being as incompetent as they've been over the years ? Who does the chair at the SEC answer to in the chain of command ? :dunno:
How did certain entities ever become "too big to fail" doesn't that indicate a monopoly of sort ? and if so, why didn't the laws that were already in place prevent such entities from becoming so big ?
If you ask me the recent economy breakdown occurred because of a number of complex issues that will likely never see the light of day. You don't believe that republicans and democrats alike meet with CEOs and investment banker big shots over a nice sizzling steak & cocktails with regularity ? Sure they do ! You don't think that the democratic as well as the republican politicians exploit every loophole possible to pick up a quick extra buck ?... maybe looky look in the other direction when "the shit is going down ?" C'mon, these are attorneys ! they know exactly what they're doing, they know just the right language to use whether they're authoring legislation, up on the stand, taking bribes from special interests, whatever. Greed and corruption are not uniquely republican problems -
It has been said that the politician enters the arena as forthright, honest and well intentioned and the longer that politician remains in office, the greater the temptations. Imagine how difficult it must be to have so much access, all of the special interests tapping on your shoulder, maybe that's what happened to the "overseers" @ the SEC who failed miserably to perform their duties ... firewall ? what firewall?