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As best I can tell, not much has changed since the "government" - read taxpayers - bailed out the criminal cartels that defrauded them in the first place. What we are seeing is that they didn't screw everyone they could...It's sort of become a serial rape.
Though it isn't probable that anyone could have stopped the blatant pillaging of the economy, more attentionshould have been paid when the thieves were given even more money to make up for the shortfall they experienced because they got caught.
If there had been a legitimate 'bailout", it would have been in the form of the following: A) People would have been encouraged to pay only the interest on their mortgages. B) Those who could should have been allowed to refinance at a decent rate of interest. C) Every dime that was given to the thieving banks should have gone to the people who needed to pay down their debt, so that they ccould keep their homes and the banks would remain out of the foreclosure business - aactully receiving their money in the form of mortgage payments. [Since the purpose was to steal all they could and furhter fleece the taxpayers, nothing like this happened.
If a bank steals from the public, it should go straight to hell, not get bailed out by the people it defrauded. (Do you really believe that the "government" has your best interest in mind?)