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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Joe NYC who wrote (482424)5/21/2009 10:56:34 AM
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Yeah, right. Chrysler goes BK and disappears......the hedge funds right off the loss and move on. The workers lose their job and have no where to go but the street.You really have a clear understanding of the situation.....NOT.

You seem to trivilize the losses suffered by everybody who kept the UAW people employed. All these investors are wiped out. And they are still vilains... Scary stuff...

Of course, that's not what I am saying. What I find remarkable is that you are more concerned with the well being of the fat cat investor than the average joe. Investing in a hedge fund is a very speculative venture, and when it works, it pays a nice reward. Anyone investing in a hedge fund presumably has surplus funds and can afford to make such an investment. If the investment doesn't work out, the investor is unhappy but life goes on. However, for the average joe, he/she is on the street with no job.

Can you see the significant difference, or are you that much of an elitist that you can't?
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