Comments by "Darkpaw1" (@darkpaw1522) on "The Plain Bagel" channel.

  1. United States: Lets bail out big business. China: We don't do that here.
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  2.  @ohno7582  I prefer China's method because it is an effort at correction. Opposed to the United States where big businesses gain god-mode status and become "too big to fail". So why change when the default is you being bailed out no matter what. This would be less a problem if big business didn't have psuedo monopolies (see education), so when one fails people can relocate to a similar job like the old days. Buf we live in a world where money controls policies. And right niw those policies make it difficult for someone to even come close to challenging big businesses. And if they do...give it 5-10 years. A recession happens and resets the board for everyone but big businesses because, welll... "they're too big to fail'.
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  3. I still will invest in them. Go rich or die trying.
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  4. Lesson of the story: Illegal or legal, money will bail you out of any problem.
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  5.  @wojtekthebear4958  Point is, if you're rich, you're above the law.
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  6.  @wojtekthebear4958  You can get arrested and still make bail or get a very light sentence. Compared to poor people suffer far worst consequences for similar crimes. Still want those examples?
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  7.  @wojtekthebear4958  Hillary Clinton, Benghazi. Jordan Belford, money laundering. Name any celebrity who went drunk driving or drug possession, any college kid with rich parents. Need I go on?
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  8.  @wojtekthebear4958  The poor not being able to pay bail IS in the realm of discussion. It is exactly what my original post was referencing. Why would you dismiss this?
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  9.  @wojtekthebear4958  Inaccurate. My point is that the poor have a severe disadvantage in the Criminal Justice System.
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