Hardly surprising, given that banking itself is ideologically corrupt.
We cannot remove corruption until we change our ideas over what banking should be - for the entire planet.
In times of boom, bankers are deemed heroes getting mortgages for those who cannot realistically afford it, when reality hits and we go into a slump, the bankers get slaughtered!
Yeah, but what I was getting at is that this is what we demand, it's hardly their fault, it takes one banker with balls to decide, yep, im gonna make that risky leap, then they all do it, and some fall and smash their face on the way down.thats one way to look at it, another is: in times of boom profits are privatized, in times of slump their losses are socialized![]()
They're not going to though, it's up the governments to stop it from happening, because from history we've learnt it's a regular occurrence.yes but then those that fall and smash their face on the way down should pay the damn bill themselves - i hardly think the backlash is undeserved, they took massive risks, when they failed the government simply paid the bill for them, which sets an absurd precedent - the "too big to fail" banks now have a wonderful credit rating because the rating agencies know that no matter how badly they do the government will keep pumping money into them
They're not going to though, it's up the governments to stop it from happening, because from history we've learnt it's a regular occurrence.
Iceland may well have had the right idea after all...
http://www.independent.ie/business/...s-proved-that-the-joke-was-on-us-3327164.html
Raven said:...and exported some amazing music.
So any one reckon the can will finally stop being kicked down the road?