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RE: Value of Wall Street - 8/9/2013 5:43:13 PM

BenevolentM

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If your boss fails to crack the whip, he or she will soon find themselves surrounded by flesh eating zombies. If Wall Street is a bunch of flesh eating zombies, it is because someone let the flesh eating zombies out.

The flesh eating zombies will argue: You cracked the whip so you get what you deserve. Are not the critics of Wall Street the very same sort of people?

Someone apparently didn't like what I write about the absence of hyperinflation and went on a rant about inflation. Someone is aggressively pushing an agenda. So is Wall Street. What makes you any better?

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RE: Value of Wall Street - 8/9/2013 6:15:20 PM

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ORIGINAL: BenevolentM
What makes you any better?

Right off the cuff? I didn't steal trillions of dollars from anyone.

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RE: Value of Wall Street - 8/9/2013 10:06:26 PM

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http://stress.about.com/od/relationships/ht/difficult.htm

Research shows that supportive relationships are good for our mental and physical health. However, dealing with difficult people and maintaining ongoing negative relationships is actually detrimental to our health. It's a good idea to diminish or eliminate relationships that are filled with conflict.

Isn't this precisely what people on Wall Street do? Is this not the reason why they are called in part sociopaths? That is what they do and this is what the experts recommend.

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RE: Value of Wall Street - 8/9/2013 10:12:10 PM

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ORIGINAL: JeffBC

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ORIGINAL: BenevolentM
What makes you any better?

Right off the cuff? I didn't steal trillions of dollars from anyone.

And I only wish I could.

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