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Those doing the high-paid "work" are often those abusing state granted powers to issue credit. They say to the poor "pledge more of your working life to me in e
by branchless 11y ago
Those doing the high-paid "work" are often those abusing state granted powers to issue credit. They say to the poor "pledge more of your working life to me in exchange for the right to exist or I will banish you".
There is no relationship between value added and money gained in London.
- cbeach 11y agoIf you don't understand the benefit to society of mortgages and business loans, this really isn't the forum for you.
- branchless 11y agoI understand the benefit of credit but not loose credit. If you don't understand 2008 being a problem then this isn't the planet for you. I also like water but understand I can drown in it.
- cbeach 11y agoThe problem in 2008 was that credit dried up! Remember? The "credit crunch"? A lack of available credit? Which ground the economy to a halt? #facepalm
- branchless 11y agoI'm afraid you are looking at the problem from the wrong end. You are looking at an event and associating it with the immediate result. Banks lost trust in each other and stopped lending because they knew many were going to fail due to over-issuance of credit leaving them far too leveraged. Citigroup head: whilst the music is playing we keep dancing. Your use of twitter hashtag in this debate seems very young. When you fall off a building it's only the last second that is a problem. Your solution is to keep digging a hole faster than terminal velocity. Mine is to not jump off the building.