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RE: What is the Republican plan? - 10/27/2010 8:39:43 AM   
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The only thing I have to quibble over this is that Wall Street is not unregulated. In fact, it's very heavily regulated, under laws that put Deadalus to shame for sheer complexity.

The problem is not that it's unregulated. It's that it's badly regulated. The capitalists are not entirely at fault, here.





Wall Street as a whole is not unregulated, but the financial instruments that caused all the damage and drove the need for bailouts were largely unregulated.

It is funny that you never hear a politician on the right running on a platform of proper regulation.  They always run on a platform of deregulation.  The free market cannot operate without regulation. It just needs the proper regulation. These politicians, and their constituents who foam at the mouth over the deregulation objective also are part of the problem.


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RE: What is the Republican plan? - 10/27/2010 8:41:12 AM   
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RE: What is the Republican plan? - 10/27/2010 10:58:12 AM   
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ORIGINAL: DMFParadox
The only thing I have to quibble over this is that Wall Street is not unregulated. In fact, it's very heavily regulated, under laws that put Deadalus to shame for sheer complexity.

The problem is not that it's unregulated. It's that it's badly regulated. The capitalists are not entirely at fault, here.

Wall Street as a whole is not unregulated, but the financial instruments that caused all the damage and drove the need for bailouts were largely unregulated.

It is funny that you never hear a politician on the right running on a platform of proper regulation.  They always run on a platform of deregulation.  The free market cannot operate without regulation. It just needs the proper regulation. These politicians, and their constituents who foam at the mouth over the deregulation objective also are part of the problem.

Actually you both are correct except the capitalist, his greed, his culture and his avarice...are to blame. The problem started with the repub bill to repeal Glass-Steagall that was signed by the most for-profit dem since LBJ...Clinton in 1999 which took down the 'protective wall between retail depository and bank investment assets. Now wall street could gamble with more of our money.

There are regulations on the books almost none of which were observed or enforced by govt. Also, recall as hard as it is to swallow for the lemming-like righties...when ALL 50...that's ALL 50 state's attorneys' general went after the phony mortgages and tried to enforce state law...the Bush admin. yes, the Bush admin. took them all to federal court and citing an 1863 law forming the OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) BLOCKED ALL 50 attys from enforcing state law to stop this sale of 'shit-paper.'


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