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To: Theoria

Bank America paid back their TARP they were forced to take- with interest

They are free to do business in the most economical way they can, to benefit their stockholders and customers

There may be fewer BoA bank clerks in the US but there will be more customer and stockholder wealth to spread into other opportunities

Capitalism is a grand thing - if we stop letting obamite liberals poison us to it


4 posted on 05/29/2012 12:37:31 PM PDT by silverleaf (Funny how all the people who are for abortion are already born)
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To: silverleaf
'Capitalism is a grand thing'

Sure, we should have let them fail. We didn't.

7 posted on 05/29/2012 12:40:30 PM PDT by Theoria (Rush Limbaugh: Ron Paul sounds like an Islamic terrorist)
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To: silverleaf

“where the average family makes $4,700 a year”

The customers and stockholders are increasingly foreigners as well; the American customers get threatened with $5 MAC card fees to further impoverish them.

Anyone who thought outsourcing to Third World countries would help the US in the long run is delusional. At least the call centers are closer to where B of A will actually have customers (Red China), while Americans are scrounging for wheat pennies and such to buy groceries.

We have built Asia while destroying ourselves.


16 posted on 05/29/2012 1:46:53 PM PDT by kearnyirish2
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To: silverleaf

They are free to do business in the most economical way they can, to benefit their stockholders and customers

There may be fewer BoA bank clerks in the US but there will be more customer and stockholder wealth to spread into other opportunities

Capitalism is a grand thing - if we stop letting obamite liberals poison us to it


I agree with what you’ve said. But if the high paying jobs all leave the U.S. then there will not be the money here to buy these companies products. You could say that would be an example of poor long-range business planning.

In the end it leaves a much poorer world economy. You can’t bring everyone up to a high standard of living by knocking down the ones that already are there.


17 posted on 05/29/2012 5:38:05 PM PDT by The Working Man
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