ed
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quote: Originally posted by willay
also if the state didnt pump billions into the system then we'd be seeing some proper fucked up times, like the northern rock situation if the goverment hadnt stepped in then people with over 32k banked or whatever the cap is would loose everything over that set limit.
I'm not saying that the government shouldn't have stepped in. I might be talking rubbish here, but seeing as there has been a debate in whether energy suppliers should pay windfall taxes in their huge profits, shouldn't there be debate as to whether these bankers who have caused this should have similar treatment on their £1,000,000 p/a wages?
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willay
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I dont think its the wages that are so big ed, its the fuckton bonuses
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ed
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Yea, as far as I've heard, the bonuses are massive, and encourage risky investments for short term gains.
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