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<blockquote data-quote="Jakamoe" data-source="post: 4577691" data-attributes="member: 74459">Let&#039;s see, 700 billion to bailout big business in 2008. 500 billion SO FAR in 2020 (not including the amount the govt has used for the stock market). Meanwhile these companies are using this money to stock buyback to profit their own pockets.Yet, we sit here and complain about illegal immingrants who use our tax paying money. Btw that estimated cost is around 50 billion.We argue about small fry stuff. Let&#039;s actually be what America should be. A capitalist democratic nation. Let business fail if they can&#039;t keep books. Lets make stock buybacks illegal. If they fail, lets support smaller, non-monopoly companies that actually support our local communities. Ups is bogus in a lot of ways, but the one thing they do right is manage their books. They don&#039;t take on debt. They may not spend their money completely wisely but they live within their means. More companies should be like this, not asking for bailouts for a failing business model. I&#039;m looking at you Boeing, Ford, big banks, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jakamoe, post: 4577691, member: 74459"] Let's see, 700 billion to bailout big business in 2008. 500 billion SO FAR in 2020 (not including the amount the govt has used for the stock market). Meanwhile these companies are using this money to stock buyback to profit their own pockets. Yet, we sit here and complain about illegal immingrants who use our tax paying money. Btw that estimated cost is around 50 billion. We argue about small fry stuff. Let's actually be what America should be. A capitalist democratic nation. Let business fail if they can't keep books. Lets make stock buybacks illegal. If they fail, lets support smaller, non-monopoly companies that actually support our local communities. Ups is bogus in a lot of ways, but the one thing they do right is manage their books. They don't take on debt. They may not spend their money completely wisely but they live within their means. More companies should be like this, not asking for bailouts for a failing business model. I'm looking at you Boeing, Ford, big banks, etc. [/QUOTE]

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