About Jim Cramer

[IanMacQuaide]

flytiger said Wall St. usually settles (pays off) anyone who gets this far. their problem is, Bryne won't settle. He wants to stop the fraud. If they settle, they'll just run off and hose someone else.

Like they do everyday anyways!

 

[Intelinvestor]

Should the public figures be more careful about what they say?

It is not about politically correct. It is about the interests of his own ethnic.

btw, I am not Chinese myself, but I don't appreciate these kind of apparent hatred toward some ethnics. Again, it is
not about politically correct. I admit in U.S. the pendulum being politically correct reaches its extreme. It is reverse race discrimination to some extent.

Quote from Professional:

Judaism is a religion, 'Chinese' is a nationality.

I don't know the context his comments were said in. There are clear-cut cultural and societal traits endemic to other nationalities that differentiate them in positive ways and in some negative ways. That's a fact.

The whole world is too d-mn politically correct nowadays.

Truth based on fact is the only thing that should matter.

If Cramer doesn't like how the Chinese operate in business and can substantiate his claims with facts, I see nothing wrong with it. I've known people that call Israelis hard-nosed negotiators, but I'm fine with that as it's actually a veiled compliment. If he hates the Chinese because of hard-nosed biz practices, it could also be a veiled compliment.

-Prof.

 

[nutmeg]

"Should the public figures be more careful about what they say?"

They hardly say anything of substance as it is. The media waits with bated breath for a verbal slip up to replay analyize and spin. It was recently, I think Ashcroft misspoke "Osama" for Obama recently. Reminds me of children at the dinner table.

 

[dajuicer]

At least he didn't use the "Z" word. (Zipper heads). Then I would have been outraged.

 

[Professional]

Quote from Intelinvestor:

Should the public figures be more careful about what they say?

It is not about politically correct. It is about the interests of his own ethnic.

btw, I am not Chinese myself, but I don't appreciate these kind of apparent hatred toward some ethnics. Again, it is
not about politically correct. I admit in U.S. the pendulum being politically correct reaches its extreme. It is reverse race discrimination to some extent.

Just realized my prior post sounded a little biting. Hadn't meant it that way, Intell.

I think if the world aired out its dirty laundry in an open forum, tremendous good would result. It's the hiding behind political correctness that's inhibiting genuine discourse.

-Prof.

 

[nutmeg]

Quote from Professional:

Just realized my prior post sounded a little biting. Hadn't meant it that way, Intell.

I think if the world aired out its dirty laundry in an open forum, tremendous good would result. It's the hiding behind political correctness that's inhibiting genuine discourse.

-Prof.

Au contraire, people talk too much, too much time on their hands to waste on conjecture bs "he said, she said, he meant, she meant" much as we are doing now. Perhaps if we were sweating our balls off trying to earn a living, everyone wouldn't have time to be an intellectual. Me included.