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What you can learn from the credit crunch
howie 09/26/08, 16:34 | 
1 | The lazy majority sponging off the hardworking few again.
It wasn't the hardworking people at Lehman brothers (average 80 hour average weeks) who deserved to lose out due to the credit crunch. The people who pay the majority of taxes inthis country.
It's all the retards who borrowed money in the good times (mostly poor Americans). They said - yeah yeah, we'll work hard and pay it back. But soon as the shit hit the fan they dropped off - couldn't be bothered to pay off the mortgages they'd promised to pay. They'd rather flunk out and rely on state benefits and all that shit.
Now they've fucked us all. I truly pity the people who worked hard to improve the financial system to the point where it could lend to almost anyone. The advances they made in credit have pretty much been wiped out by the lazy few who couldn't be bothered to honour the pledges that they made.
The west needs to work hard to stay ahead of the game, but a few lazy yanks have screwed us all, and basically sold us down the river to the Chinese and Indians. For this reason, it's about time they bailed us out. They should repay the debt they owe the city and the financial system. Morons. Bush is right to indebt them to the hardworking rest of us.
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