A. Fortunately, since we don’t need as many mortgage brokers as we used to, some HAVE found new employment in lighting greenification activities. At a lower pay scale, of course.

Felix Salmon, blogging at Reuters, when asked if he wanted to “hurt the American financial services industry”, replied, in effect – if by “hurt” you mean “reduce how much blood they can suck from our neck” – hell, yes. Well, his exact words were:

‘So yes, I do want to “hurt the American financial service industry down the road”, if by “hurt” you mean bringing its profits down to something less than 20% of all domestic corporate profits. That doesn’t seem unreasonable to me. And I especially want to hurt the American financial service industry down the road if by “the American financial service industry” you mean the too-big-to-fail banks which have caused such an enormous systemic risk to the global economy. Yes, I want to see them hobbled, much less powerful, and much less dangerous.’

it’s funny how you helped to give light to eric’s inherent anti liberalism, and innate conservatism.

fucking morons, so basically, let me decode your drivel:

“Well, what if Americans’ productivity keeps going up?

Productivity helps.

Indentured servitude, maybe?

There you go.

It’s siphoning off the cash flows from households and businesses that could be going to savings or investments-instead it’s going to pay off inflated debts from the FIRE economy era. It’s a political decision. And not a very good one.”

Yes, you’re right, we’re going to raise your fucking taxes, you avaricious turd balls.

hahahahah!

love itulip but suck it freeper.