http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/03/07/national/main3916355.shtml
These bastard-cocksucking, asslicking, dickheads made millions by trashing their companies. Shit I need to get in on that gig. I can ruin any company in no time flat and take home over a hundred-million. I don’t even need a college degree to fuck something up.
Mean while these fuckers ruin the company, cost thousands their jobs and countless others their homes, and they get millions for it. Where did I go wrong?
[quote]pat wrote:
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/03/07/national/main3916355.shtml
These bastard-cocksucking, asslicking, dickheads made millions by trashing their companies. Shit I need to get in on that gig. I can ruin any company in no time flat and take home over a hundred-million. I don’t even need a college degree to fuck something up.
Mean while these fuckers ruin the company, cost thousands their jobs and countless others their homes, and they get millions for it. Where did I go wrong?[/quote]
They definitely got greedy and were overextended in terms of their risk - though two of the CEOs here were of investment banks, and only one from a mortgage company.
This is quite informative really:
http://www.whatswrongwiththeworld.net/2008/02/how_dodgy_debt_becomes_a_highg.html
However, if you really want to get rich, start a hedge fund. You get a management fee of around 2% of assets, and then you get to keep around 20% of any profits.
You know where you went wrong, you have morals. Think about how rich you could be if you lost all of your values and beliefs. If you didn’t feel bad for fucking people over, stealing, fraud, and sometimes even murder, you could easily become rich as fuck. Let’s do it.
[quote]pookie wrote:
China’s response here:
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hZVaNj95dwVAqXz6ciwqiIaVtYDQ
It’s really hard to claim the moral high ground when people can throw Iraq, Abu Graib, Gitmo and waterboarding back in your face.
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Somebody needs to tell the Chinese they’ve misunderstood the topic.
[quote]pookie wrote:
China’s response here:
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5hZVaNj95dwVAqXz6ciwqiIaVtYDQ
It’s really hard to claim the moral high ground when people can throw Iraq, Abu Graib, Gitmo and waterboarding back in your face.
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“Great Leap Forward” and “Cultural Revolution” right back at ya.
Oops. Wrong thread.
YEAH. THEY GETTING IT BOOYY !!! HOOO- HOOOO -HOOOOO GET MONEY !!!
You want to mortgage a home ? Fuck you pay me !!
[quote]pookie wrote:
Oops. Wrong thread.
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Nah,
But the first line of this thread…
IT’S EPIC !
The Mortgage mess is a damn shame. A lot of bad loans made to people who could not pay and people who did not have the sense to get a friggin fixed interest rate.
Im tired of people crying broke when there up shitts creek. Somebodys gotta make money why not it be a smart person.
[quote]triple-10sets wrote:
Im tired of people crying broke when there up shitts creek. Somebodys gotta make money why not it be a smart person. [/quote]
or a crook?
Im not defending crooks, but being broke is better then being dead. Theres people out there that deserve an online bashing alot more then them believe me.
“When the company did well, I did well” CLASSIC QUOTE
[quote]dk44 wrote:
You know where you went wrong, you have morals. Think about how rich you could be if you lost all of your values and beliefs. If you didn’t feel bad for fucking people over, stealing, fraud, and sometimes even murder, you could easily become rich as fuck. Let’s do it. [/quote]
Or Islamic.
[quote]triple-10sets wrote:
“When the company did well, I did well” CLASSIC QUOTE[/quote]
Yeah, I liked that one too. And when the company crashed, he did even better. What an asshole.
yeah these CEO’s are assholes, on another note I have no sympathy for people who live beyond their means by getting loans for stuff they can’t afford. Saving, investing, and living below your means is the safest path to wealth
[quote]LIFTICVSMAXIMVS wrote:
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That fella has got himself a big 'ole dip in. Yeah, that’s about all I learned. Well, except Cramer=bad.
[quote]Rocky101 wrote:
yeah these CEO’s are assholes, on another note I have no sympathy for people who live beyond their means by getting loans for stuff they can’t afford. Saving, investing, and living below your means is the safest path to wealth[/quote]
Yup.
[quote]Rocky101 wrote:
yeah these CEO’s are assholes, on another note I have no sympathy for people who live beyond their means by getting loans for stuff they can’t afford. Saving, investing, and living below your means is the safest path to wealth[/quote]
Yup. You know there were people just working the system knowing they would get foreclosed on, but they treated a mortgage like rent and further knew that if they didn’t pay, it would still take a year to be gotten rid of.