You assume things, no wonder you can't get off the simulator. And you assume wrongly, that explains your blown account. Ignored.
His Job at Bear Gone, Mr. Fox Chose Suicide
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You assume things, no wonder you can't get off the simulator. And you assume wrongly, that explains your blown account. Ignored.
Too many people associate their careers with their identities and tie up most of their self-worth in what they do. It's misguided and it's unfortunate. And when it results in tragedy it's only human to show at least a modicum of sympathy and possibly feel a bit of empathy. German Trader, on the other hand, speaks for reptilians everywhere. That the deceased also suffered from a mental disorder makes the response of the reptilian contingent that much more disquieting.
What a good friend. Might as well have pushed him off the balcony. Thats a perfect example of the power of money and greed.
Work in a corporation recently?
Why? He chose to end his life and is probably better off now. At least he can see the light and how mistaken he was. He sounded like one of those uptight prick bosses from what I read. The epitome of corporate scum.
I don't like the guy, I think he is full of it but he is right on in this case, and quite a few others. Why do you care about Mr. Fox? He did not give one sh*t about you, nor the human race, he was just a well-paid useful idiot who obeys the elites without question.
You think Mr. Fox would even stop to take a look at you if you were down on your luck, starving & homeless? Deep inside you know the answer.
With a response like that, I can only assume you're a christian.
I agree that some people who get into some gravy positions at companies are idiots and jerks. However, the point is that he was there making decent coin in a respectable position working for a big name.
Many guys on this website will never get to Mr. Fox's position in life let alone see the inside of an investment bank. Fox was successful, but made an emotional and rash decision that was probably based more on his mental handicap then any rational thought.
Im proud of what he accomplished although the wrong decision was made in the end.
Many guys on this website will never get to Mr. Fox's position in life let alone see the inside of an investment bank. Fox was successful, but made an emotional and rash decision that was probably based more on his mental handicap then any rational thought.
Im proud of what he accomplished although the wrong decision was made in the end.
It's more than some, it's a standard, especially when it comes to financial leech/embezzlement firms like Bear Stearns.
There is a reason I said very few people will understand the real comedy behind what you said. Try looking up the terms "useful idiot" and "well paid useful idiot". I did not make them up.