[impimp]

Government’s fault - not Wall Street’s fault.

[Venturer]

Why aren’t they camping outside Barney Frank’s house. I would camp there with them.

Why arent hey camping outside the Capitol, where the Congress can use “insider information” to become rich while it being perfectly legal for them.

Why aren’t they camping outside Bill Clinton’s home he is the one who loosened up bank loans for people who could not afford the loans.

Why aren’t they outside the White House which has spent or shared 3 trillion dollars of stimulus money and not created one job with it.They have paid off the Unions though.

Perhaps Wall Street is a part of he problem, but the greatest part of the problem is politicians who are more worried about getting elected than in doing what is right.

And these very protesters are the same ones who will vote again for the POS they helped elect the last election.

[bert]

The government is individuals. Individuals should be held to blame. Everyone knows the Democrat leaders Barney Frank and Chris Dodd are to blame for leading the party down the road to doom.

The punishment should be far more than prison. Heads should roll and be posted at the city gates on pikes

[LomanBill]

Government isn't blameless.  It created the usual Charlie Foxtrot it always creates when it follows its collective nature and exceeds the limited scope of purpose defined for it in the American Declaration of Independence: TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS, governments are instituted among men.

BUT - it was the CRIMINAL nature of certain merchants and their dishonest scales that gamed the confusion and perpetrated the FRAUD.

 

"TO SECURE THESE RIGHTS..."

 

From who?

"The merchant uses dishonest scales; he loves to defraud."
--Hosea 12:7

That's who.

Got RICO, LEO?

[Carbonsteel]

Yup. These punks should be protesting on Capital Hill. It was the politicians that slowly stripped away the regulations that had been in place since the Great Depression, put in place to prevent the banks and Wallstreet from getting too out of control.

The more freedom these institutions had, the more problems they caused and the media likes to conveniently overlook the fact that the scumbag politicians are more responsible for these ills then anyone.

Then top it off by the fact that the whole movement has been hijacked by Commmunists and you have a recipe for disaster. Stupidity and Communists made for a real bad combination.

[Senator John Blutarski]

impimp wrote: “Government’s fault - not Wall Street’s fault.”

.....I rather view this as a team effort. Wall Street is no innocent in this debacle. We have today the the best government money can buy; our government has been bought by Wall Street, is more or less controlled by the financial elite, and, judging from the immense financial benefits derived, probably stands as one of the best investment Wall Street every made by Wall Street.

[org.whodat]

Wrong, it is both. This country is on the path to destruction due to cronyism. The old line gop want willard to protect cronyism.

[Neidermeyer]

Government’s fault - not Wall Street’s fault.
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How can you tell where one ends and the other begins?