Elizabeth Warren unveils bold new plan to reshape America's richest companies

Ya' Cousin Cleon

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There’s no guarantee that breaking up large banks would provide more opportunity, one could argue that certain business under the parent bank need their resources to survive, other wise they would fail as a stand-alone entity.

She is too hostile towards our industry, and She falls in line with the Bernie Bros who feels like she should be able to tell companies how much money they can make, and what salary should be enough for an indivdiual. I don’t want anyone capping my potential salary in the future.

I’m sorry but the bank industry is very lucky Americans are docile cause y’all needed ya asses kicked and burned to the ground.
 

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I’m sorry but the bank industry is very lucky Americans are docile cause y’all needed ya asses kicked and burned to the ground.

It's not luck, it's systemic. Every powerful person in the world has a stake in the American banking system including random African warlords and coke Lords living in the hills of bogota. Imagine a bunch of powerless people kicking any ass or burning any global institutions to the ground
 

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:salute:the vision

Bernie with Medicare for All :youngsabo:

Elizabeth with the Accountable Capitalism Act :youngsabo:

They just gave you 2 major pieces of legislation to campaign on through 2020 that aren't watered down with fukk shyt.

Unfortunately we have no military experts with national credibility :russell:

no environmental experts with national credibility :russell:

I still think of the smirk from Jim Webb when asked about murder.

How is that not a smiley?
 

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You said any bank failing would crash the stock market. Bear Sterns failed and didn't crash the stock market. So who isn't making sense?

You aren't making any sense. Bear Stearns failed because the stock market and the housing market was crashing. If the stock market didn't crash bear Stearns wouldn't have been at 10$
 

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You aren't making any sense. Bear Stearns failed because the stock market and the housing market was crashing. If the stock market didn't crash bear Stearns wouldn't have been at 10$
The housing market crashed and they were heavily invested. The stock market however never crashed because banks got bailed out. And even with that this bank could not be saved.
 

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This will directly impact me, as I work for an extremely wealthy and extremely large corporation, but I’m not sure in which way. I’m happy with my salary, which is well above average for workers in my field (I do UX research).

Will this actually increase my salary, or will it be regulation that decreases my salary, Or neither? :jbhmm:
no offense but this type of thinking is exactly why we have this garbage ass system we have
 

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no offense but this type of thinking is exactly why we have this garbage ass system we have
Oh, so you have no answers to my legit questions? Oh, okay, cool :francis:

I agree, we should just accept anything a politician says without critically examining it. I mean, why would they purposely mislead us? Politicians are honest people, and it's been proven time and time again. Lemme stop asking questions about policies that directly affect me. :hubie:


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