I'm really pissed at Obama for all this. I think the WH and Holder's argument regarding he economic consequences of prosecuting these people is downright bullshit.
Why would the markets react poorly to prosecuting scumbags and law breakers? Put their asses in jail. And these slap on the wrist fines only create moral hazard. f**k joke. They already ruined our economic stability. Why allow them to do it again?
Taibbi has a great article on all this: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/ne ... l-20130214
Our Attorney General: Some Banks Too Big to Prosecute
Re: Our Attorney General: Some Banks Too Big to Prosecute
by Indy » Thu Mar 07, 2013 4:04 pm
You're right Dude and so is Taibbi, it's basically organized crime right now.
Like when Capone controlled everything here in the 20s and could literally get away with murder.
Like when Capone controlled everything here in the 20s and could literally get away with murder.
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Re: Our Attorney General: Some Banks Too Big to Prosecute
by spacemonkey » Thu Mar 07, 2013 5:09 pm
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