If they are too big to Fail, aren't they Too big to exist?
I am sorry but Washington has stopped making what little sense it made of late. If a company is too big to Fail, a philosophy I do not subscribe to, than they are too big to exist.
Every company that received tax payer funded government provided bailouts should and MUST be disassembled. What little benefit there is to the consumer, as a result of a mega-corporation, it does not outweigh the risk associated with their failure.
How can one make an argument supporting failed financial institutions when those institutions FAILED despite being the 'experts in the Field'
It is time for the average joe to take a stand and vote out all incumbents, to demand companies that are 'too big to fail' are disassembled' and that the country is never again held by the actions of a private enterprise.
You can not bail out wall street yet ignore Main St. How much more benefit would have occurred if all bailout monies went to individuals instead of major corporations, who in turn gave the money to foreign corporations, gave it as bonuses to executives that should have been held accountable for the failure, instead of being rewarded
It is far past time to hold accountable those who knew better and did nothing.
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