View Full Version : Would the banks of Cypress done what they if the population WAS armed?
sammy the sage
03-26-2013, 10:14 PM
Cypress has VERY, very strict gun laws....by the way...the Russians who ARE armed will GET paid back in OIL...a much more valuable commidity...everybody is just plain ole SOL :eek: :faint:
redshift1
03-26-2013, 10:30 PM
I'm sure there's enough guns in Cypress to mount a tea party insurrection. The only problem is the people who brokered this nightmare of a deal would not be
actually working in a bank.
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JustRalph
03-27-2013, 12:09 AM
I'm sure there's enough guns in Cypress to mount a tea party insurrection. The only problem is the people who brokered this nightmare of a deal would not be
actually working in a bank.
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Great point, knowing who to shoot comes right after loading the gun.......
HUSKER55
03-27-2013, 11:17 AM
I don't understand something so maybe one of you fine gentlemen will explain this to me. When those banks make those deals using the assets provided by the customers, do the general customers share in that profit?
The people that invest in the bank I understand, but not the Poor F###ing Civilian. (PFC)
My understanding is that ALL depositors are screwed.
information please.
thanks guys and gals.
redshift1
03-27-2013, 12:11 PM
Unsecured accounts with over 100,000 euros was reported earlier. Wonder if they can claim it as a charitable donation?
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lamboguy
03-27-2013, 12:38 PM
the banks in Cypress were paying 6% interest rates. that is a red flag no matter where the bank is.
there is no reason to insure any bank anywhere like the FDIC does. there is always risk in anything you do in life. if a bank does risky business they have to pay higher rates.
what happened in Cypress is a signal that taxpayer's can no longer bail out banks. if you are so rich that you keep your money in banks, you deserve to get the haircut that you will receive from country's all over the world including the United States.
there are no more free lunches out there
DJofSD
03-27-2013, 02:51 PM
And then there is Full Reserve banking (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full-reserve_banking) called the "Chicago Plan."
classhandicapper
03-27-2013, 03:54 PM
the banks in Cypress were paying 6% interest rates. that is a red flag no matter where the bank is.
there is no reason to insure any bank anywhere like the FDIC does. there is always risk in anything you do in life. if a bank does risky business they have to pay higher rates.
what happened in Cypress is a signal that taxpayer's can no longer bail out banks. if you are so rich that you keep your money in banks, you deserve to get the haircut that you will receive from country's all over the world including the United States.
there are no more free lunches out there
That would be OK as long as they wiped out shareholders, bondholders, and bank executives first. But if you are saving those stakeholders and other banks before depositors, it's just a scam system.
Essentially, those guys get a free ride and all the profits when times are good and depositors get bent over and take it in the ass without Vaseline when all the irresponsible financial moves blow up.
TJDave
03-27-2013, 03:55 PM
Would the banks of Cypress done what they if the population WAS armed?
They would have the police, security forces or army shoot them. ;)
Robert Fischer
03-27-2013, 03:57 PM
somehow i think having weapons amongst the population is pretty low in the whole system with this particular issue.
why not ask "what would walmart have done, if walmart employees WAS armed?" ...
what would my auto insurance company have done if i was armed......
it can get really silly , really fast
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