My thoughts on the detriot big 3

You are totally ignorant of the CEO's. Alan Mlullaly has done a great job with Ford. Bill Ford Jr. ran Ford into the ground, then stepped aside and hired Mlullaly. Since Mlullaly took over, Ford is now among the leaders in quality and safety, and is best positioned to ride this out. Ford is just along for the ride. How about you think before you call the CEO's irresponsible.

 
they should let those failing companies sink.
No reason to save them

IF business are allowed to succeed they have the right to fail.

sure its gonna cause a bad economic impact for some time say like 2-3 hard years, but bailing out bad companies only makes it bad longer, like 10+ years.

I believe the Chinese tried this same deal years ago [about 10 years ago] and they still have a hard time recovering from that.

I still dont get why we are paying those **** irresponsible CEO's
This is not a hand out, it is a loan. It just so happens that banks are unwilling to loan the money needed to operate their companies. The federal government happens to be the lender of last resort for GM and Chrysler.

You are totally ignorant of the CEO's. Alan Mlullaly has done a great job with Ford. Bill Ford Jr. ran Ford into the ground, then stepped aside and hired Mlullaly. Since Mlullaly took over, Ford is now among the leaders in quality and safety, and is best positioned to ride this out. Ford is just along for the ride. How about you think before you call the CEO's irresponsible.
^^^^ This! //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 
The bankers commit fraud and get 700 billion no questions asked, but the big 3 who effects well over 1 million middle class jobs across the United States asks for a fraction of that, and they get grilled. I wouldn't mind seeing Chrysler and GM merge, and then streamline their product base.

 
The bankers commit fraud and get 700 billion no questions asked, but the big 3 who effects well over 1 million middle class jobs across the United States asks for a fraction of that, and they get grilled. I wouldn't mind seeing Chrysler and GM merge, and then streamline their product base.
If the banks fail, like for real fail, most of the US will be effected in that they wouldn't get a paycheck. FDIC doesn't have enough money to cover all the bank deposits. That was the threat about the financial system.

What exact fraud did they commit? Investing in CDOs and other derivatives is perfectly legal. Fraud is breaking the law. Did they take big risks, yes.

 
If the banks fail, like for real fail, most of the US will be effected in that they wouldn't get a paycheck. FDIC doesn't have enough money to cover all the bank deposits. That was the threat about the financial system.
What exact fraud did they commit? Investing in CDOs and other derivatives is perfectly legal. Fraud is breaking the law. Did they take big risks, yes.
agreed. risk and reward is essential in a free market.......relatively free market.

 
The bankers commit fraud and get 700 billion no questions asked, but the big 3 who effects well over 1 million middle class jobs across the United States asks for a fraction of that, and they get grilled. I wouldn't mind seeing Chrysler and GM merge, and then streamline their product base.
The reason the private banks got all that dough no questions asked is because the federal reserve; which in itself is a private bank and independant of our U.S. Government; controls our money & print's the cash. If the government hadn't said yes they would have just printed more money & done it anyway probably, and inflation would have skyrocketed.

It's those crappy bankers' fault that no one can get loans to buy cars even if they want to, and the big 3 are taking the flak for it.

 
The reason the private banks got all that dough no questions asked is because the federal reserve; which in itself is a private bank and independant of our U.S. Government; controls our money & print's the cash. If the government hadn't said yes they would have just printed more money & done it anyway probably, and inflation would have skyrocketed.
False.

Money is printed by the US Mint, which is controlled by the Treasury Department.

 
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