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CountryMe
10-01-2008, 05:47 PM
Ok, this little thought of mine might not mean a thing but I gotta wonder.

So far the few opposing the Bailout, some of what they are saying:

We are not going to Bailout the ones that created this mess.....
true

But the argument is we have to do that to help continue people being able
to get credit, yadda yadda yadda

I'm getting a lot of emails and calls from confused people....but I got to
do what's best for them!
Ok, we are not confused but for some reason they think we are.......

Those opposed to the Bailout, while they are correct we should not Bailout
the greedy ones that caused this mess.....

BUT

What is not coming across from hardly any against this Bailout is the
FACTS!! FACTS from economists that have plainly stated this Bailout
while might help a little short term is only going to make our
economy worse LONG TERM....
That's the part we understand that those for the Bailout don't seem to
understand or they just don't want to understand.

When they vote against the Bailout with the reasons most of them
are giving, no matter how good the reasons, it is making them
look like they don't care about the crisis.

THEY SHOULD HAD REALLY DRIVEN HOME IN THEIR ARGUMENTS
THE FACTS FROM ECONOMISTS THAT ARE WARNING THIS IS
GOING TO COLLAPSE OUR ECONOMY, THAT YOU CAN'T HELP
BOTH BANKS AND THE DOLLAR. ALL THOSE FACTS THAT ALL OF
US HERE KNOW AND MAYBE EVEN THOSE AGAINST THE BAILOUT
KNOW BUT THEY ARE NOT GETTING THAT MESSAGE ACROSS!!

Because if they were then the news media couldn't jump on them
saying they don't care about this crisis and instead they would
have to say they voted against the Bailout because they believe
IT WILL MAKE OUR ECONOMY WORSE NOT BETTER IN THE
LONG TERM!

We know it also means more government and less freedoms but
that argument would not work because everyone would just think
that's crazy.

Ok, does that make any sense or would it just not matter them
getting this message out????

CountryMe
10-01-2008, 06:00 PM
I forgot to mention that I do realize there are also economists that while
they might not think the Bailout is the best plan, it's ok, but the
economists that I am talking about of course are those that have the
sense to know the Bailout will make things worse in the long term.