Which companies do you want to see go bankrupt?

**The Kraken** · 05-11-20, 02:02 PM

Any and all. Its the only way to advance forward

**deltgen** · 05-11-20, 02:41 PM

Originally posted by SBR_Guest_Pro

God i hope not Planned Parenthood. We need them

Yeah, you know something Guest? I'm actually in favor of abortion in this country. My little quibble at the moment is that I have a cousin who think she knows pretty much everything and she and I have been going back and forth for a few weeks about this lockdown crap. She feels that saving even one life merits blowing everything up. She also fancies herself some kind of cutting edge feminist and right now she is on a little soapbox about some states not considering abortion an essential surgery. She has been scoffing at my anger about constitutional rights being revoked due to the China virus, but now she realizes it is happening with something near and dear to her, so she's a little indignant. I tried to tell her that when the government starts stripping away rights, it has an effect on everyone. So yes, I agree with you wholeheartedly that we need Planned Parenthood around, but I'm just a bit irritated for periphery reasons right now.

**PittsburghPlayer** · 05-12-20, 03:53 AM

Originally posted by mtneer1212

Wells Fargo. BkofAma. All Airlines. Comcast. AT&T. Every social media platform. These companies have been fooking America for years with high fees, corporate greed, piss poor customer service, treating rank and file workers poorly, and mass collusion.
Time to blow it up.

these companies are too big to fail, people/numbers are not

the swamp/the people/the poor (most all of us here) to be drained

cool that Trump told the US straight-up he was going to drain the swamp, and everyone said, "cool"
until they found out he meant me and you

**Sanity Check** · 05-12-20, 04:26 AM

Imagine a world where.

People believe thousands of workers losing their jobs is a good thing.

**paulll** · 05-12-20, 04:37 AM

Originally posted by Sanity Check

Imagine a world where.

People believe thousands of workers losing their jobs is a good thing.

That's right.

Companies going bankrupt means thousands of people losing their jobs.
This can lead to bigger issues

**HockeyRocks** · 05-12-20, 08:22 AM

Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDo

Trump would be pissed

America would be better off without Twitter...jmo...

**Slurry Pumper** · 05-12-20, 09:27 AM

No entity whether a company or a state should be deemed too big to fail. The idea that a company can't be allowed to go into bankruptcy is bad. Think about it they mismanage the entity then get bailed out so that they can continue. This will only enable bad behavior in the future and stifle company startups which may have a better plan and sustainability methods that will help us move forward towards better profitability.

**HockeyRocks** · 05-12-20, 10:59 AM

If any companies deserve to go into bankruptcy its the fukking airlines. After spending 40 Billion dollars on stock repurchase plans since the last time the government bailed them out in 2008, they should be required to do what banks are required to do, set aside money for these sort of situations...Until that figure is reached no stock buy back plans. ZERO....

**hehfest** · 05-13-20, 01:14 AM

Every company being traded on the stock exchanges.

**Sanity Check** · 05-13-20, 01:58 AM

Originally posted by HockeyRocks

If any companies deserve to go into bankruptcy its the fukking airlines. After spending 40 Billion dollars on stock repurchase plans since the last time the government bailed them out in 2008, they should be required to do what banks are required to do, set aside money for these sort of situations...Until that figure is reached no stock buy back plans. ZERO....

Taxes are as much as 50% of the cost of a plane ticket.

Big government is as much a problem for them as it is a solution.