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Tis may turn out to be a case in point situation. The Fed seized freddy and fanny, and is dumping 100 billion into each one of them to get floating again. The two huge money shuffelers own about half of the mortages in this country (according to our local paper), and the other half is private mortage companies. The government is going to keep the businesses indefinatly (according to the local paper again). Does that sound like yet another socialization move--instead of breaking them up and letting them compete in a free type private market? I think so. I won't get a lone that involves them.
It will be interesting to see how the government screws this up--like our S-chip program, SSN, medicade and mdeicare. Now, I don't know how the banking industry works that much (but I can tell I don't like it--espically central banks), but this time we might have a "side by side" comparison over time on how well government programs actually work compared to the private sector.
Any bets the gov can't touch the private sector----again?
The Senators had their own little restrauant--that did nothing buiut take big losses (in restrauant standards) at our expense. They privatized it, and it is making profit. They can't even run a resturant in the private sector.
It will be interesting to see how the government screws this up--like our S-chip program, SSN, medicade and mdeicare. Now, I don't know how the banking industry works that much (but I can tell I don't like it--espically central banks), but this time we might have a "side by side" comparison over time on how well government programs actually work compared to the private sector.
Any bets the gov can't touch the private sector----again?
The Senators had their own little restrauant--that did nothing buiut take big losses (in restrauant standards) at our expense. They privatized it, and it is making profit. They can't even run a resturant in the private sector.
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