[SaraJohnson]

I think the state of capitalism has to be addressed for a number of reasons.

First, the ones manipulating and walking away with other people’s money hit the US Treasury when their mortgage scam blew up. Second, a new cleaning crew hit the treasury in the name of alternative energy. It seems they are above the rule of law and can get away with pulling off economy busting loan scam in cahoots with corrupt politicans.

This is not US capitalism and these elitist mistake themselves as being above the constiution and rule of law. It is something out of the third world.

[DesertRhino]

“This is not US capitalism and these elitist mistake themselves as being above the constiution and rule of law. It is something out of the third world.”

Ohhh,,Don’t you know the rules?
If you simply CALL yourself a “capitalist” and work in the Bank or investment industry,, or like GE, you use every crony trick in the book to get legislation allowing you to loot pension funds, employ near slave labor in totalitarian nations, etc,,, Then you cannot be criticized!

They will call you un-American. (nevermind that the same people making the charge, openly have no loyalty to the USA in any circumstance)

[Finny]

I think the state of capitalism has to be addressed for a number of reasons. First, the ones manipulating and walking away with other people’s money hit the US Treasury when their mortgage scam blew up. Second, a new cleaning crew hit the treasury in the name of alternative energy. It seems they are above the rule of law and can get away with pulling off economy busting loan scam in cahoots with corrupt politicans. This is not US capitalism and these elitist mistake themselves as being above the constiution and rule of law. It is something out of the third world.

Excellent points.

[SueRae]

Well said. And I agree.

Didn’t have a chance to listen to Rush today..I’ll have to read the article and see what the hubbub is all about..