Mr. DeSantis goes Galt
Dear Mr. DeSantis: I'm very happy to learn that you "have benefited more than most during the economic boom and have saved enough that my family is unlikely to suffer devastating losses during the current bust" and I'm terribly sorry you have to suffer the burden of figuring out what to do with your $742,006.40, after taxes, retention bonus. Please don't let the door hit you on the way out. xxL
PS: Since you're all about "civic duty" could you leave a forwarding address? On the off chance that the handful of your fellow employees that "were responsible for the credit default swap transactions" and "conspicuously escaped the public outrage" are ever investigated, perhaps you could testify about your knowledge of their activities?
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PS: Since you're all about "civic duty" could you leave a forwarding address? On the off chance that the handful of your fellow employees that "were responsible for the credit default swap transactions" and "conspicuously escaped the public outrage" are ever investigated, perhaps you could testify about your knowledge of their activities?
[More posts daily at The Detroit News]
Labels: Corporatocracy, crime, economy
posted by Libby Spencer at 2:50 PM
2 Comments:
This self-righteous non-sense is at the core of what's wrong with our country and economy.
People who amass vast wealth by pushing piles of money around (and "earning" outrageous commissions for doing so) are at the core of the problem.
An economy/society should reward those who build, teach, invent and otherwise enrich our society. Too many people (while some are necessary) make a living by simply moving $$$ around ... and we see where it has led us.
I think you're absolutely right RR.
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