Tax on Trades Should Be Part of Rescue Plan, Some Democrats Say

you know, Im getting so tired of this relentless assault on the Free Market.

Every mindless idiot I hear jabbering on talk radio or converse with on the street, parrot the same ordained mantra " yea, damn those short sellers! They're *manipulators*! WE need that bailout or the economy is done for!"

These people are Pedigreed Retards who couldn't muster a critical thought or original opinion if they took a 4 year fucking degree in it!

I want this Market to fail.

I want to see these fucking idiots work for a God Damned living.

The Market is not a Toy. You were stupid. You lost all your Money.

Sincerely,

DJIA @ 7000


Thats my idea of a happy ending.
 
Quote from styron:

How dare they ask the financial industry to pay for a portion of the bailout of the financial industry. A bailout caused by the recklessness of the financial industry. I'm outraged.

The burden of this bailout should not fall on any portion of the financial industry but rather fall entirely on middle America.

CME futures trades DID NOT cause this

the S & P is down 25%, and they're dropping the curtain of a dictatorship

nuts
 
Quote from styron:

How dare they ask the financial industry to pay for a portion of the bailout of the financial industry. A bailout caused by the recklessness of the financial industry. I'm outraged.


That's right.

Makes perfect sense to TAX "investors and speculators" who traded stocks, bonds, futures, etc. on EXCHANGES REGULATED BY THE SEC and CFTC!

Congratulations.
Another moron introduces himself to ET.

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Just sent Bob Pisani, Maria Bartiromo, John Harwood, and Mark Haines an e-mail and link to this proposal as reported by Bloomberg News.

Also called Representative Stark and DeFazio's office "blasting" the poor soul who picked up the phone.
 
Quote from Landis82:

Just sent Bob Pisani, Maria Bartiromo, John Harwood, and Mark Haines an e-mail and link to this proposal as reported by Bloomberg News.

Also called Representative Stark and DeFazio's office "blasting" the poor soul who picked up the phone.

CNBC jump on the "evil short sellers" bandwagon themselves. If i hear that moron Erin Burnett one more time say it's "unpatriotic" to short, im going to need a new tv.
 
Quote from Landis82:

Just sent Bob Pisani, Maria Bartiromo, John Harwood, and Mark Haines an e-mail and link to this proposal as reported by Bloomberg News.

Also called Representative Stark and DeFazio's office "blasting" the poor soul who picked up the phone.

:D
 
Quote from JORGE:

What the Fuck do traders have to do with the mortgage problem. Do they really believe banks make all their money off of "transactions." Under this proposal I would be paying $12,000 a day in taxes.


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