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Why is CNN pushing so hard for the bailout?
CNN is like a Pro Bailout commercial.
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because if credit markets freeze we are very very fucked.
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The guys that play in High Risk have to suffer the consequences not ask for more beer money.
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Communist News Network
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well Congress disagrees with you |
i didn't lose any money today
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Gonna guess the market dips below 9000 within 2 weeks
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If anything, CNN would not want the bailout. Financial collapse = mega ratings. I just think they have experts on their who realize the severity of the situation.
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Dunno what to think any more. Part of me thinks to lettem go down in flames and let the market fix itself while the other thinks that we're handcuffed to someone who fucked us and we're on a sinking boat, do we not take the lifeline to safety just out of principle?
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no, i'm sure this will hurt sales, but i dont live on credit, but i'm sure a large portion of pornsumers do but that doesent make it right now does it? |
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Is it very fucked up but we are in the shit now. Do people really want to lose everything to say I was right? |
If you are someone in this industry that makes income from people plugging in their credit cards into a website, you should be for this bailout. The credit crunch is real bad, just look at the swaps. No one besides the most amazing credit scores will get credit cards. Those may even have lowered limits. The fewer people with credit cards and credit available, the less money you make.
You might be against the bailout based on morals, but based on your own pocketbook, you should be for it. |
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"I think it was 1.2 trillion lost today alone."
It was false wealth. Money that was printed, stolen or manipulated. The market is correcting itself. They just want to hype the 1.2 figure to get you to approve the bailout. That way Paulson can have his power, the rich get their money and we get a huge tax increase via inflation. |
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it's part of the reason were in this mess |
ok, good for the "Pro Bailout" and if this gets approved and make things worse?? who's gonna pay than?
and really CNN does push it too hard... |
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I think a ton of webmasters are seeing a nice drop in sales and are totally confused about which side of the fence they should be on. :2 cents:
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well to be honest i hardly ever watch cnn but for some reason the past few days i have been listening to it while i work seems like they are pushing for it pretty hard |
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh any more advice? |
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It's called "Interlocking boards of directors".
The same rich families own ALL the corporations, and the coporations are the ficticious persons that made this problem happen, and will profit from the bailout. All the major news corporations are in bed with the other corporations that will be paid the taxpayer money. It's all the same system, and all the same families and courtiers of those families. Interlocking boards of directors is biz-speak for it. |
CNN is for it?
Lou Dobbs: Hooray for those who defeated bailout http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/09/30/dobbs.qa/index.html |
It's crazy how hard they are pushing for it.
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well each news agency has to have both sides
i guess Lou Dobbs is theirs they are really slamming Palin hard also I just can't figure out anything anymore because I thought CNN was all about the republicans. maybe i was wrong |
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If credit markets freeze it will be a disaster but at the same time we need to know exactly who will oversee this cash.
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I have a real problem with looking at only "one" option presented by the people who got us in this mess in the 1st place...something is wrong with this picture:helpme
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1T more to go in next few days!
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I watched CNBC for the better part of yesterday. All drama - not much substance. Many experts they interviewed would say how important this bailout deal is, but then would go on to say that it's just as likely to not make an effect at all. Several others said that the market should be left alone to run its natural course, knowing that the credit contraction will harm small-to-mid size businesses in the short term.
This is part of Capitalism. The good with the bad. |
not hard to figure out, i bet you their biggest advertisers are VISA and the like...
how many times you see a financial institution related ad on CNN, and theres your answer... |
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I know it shouldn't be us taxpayers to bailout, HOWEVER, I'd rather have my money going to something like this than sending it overseas like most of our taxpayer money goes :(
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