reefraff
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Originally Posted by bionicarm http:///t/392751/the-top-40/120#post_3490487
Sorry, I don't need "morality police" determining what is moral or immoral.
Was it ethical to run up $5 trillion in 8 years like Bush?
The only reason Solyndra is "unethical" in your mind is because they failed as a business. Would you say the same thing if they suceeded beyond expectations? I never delved into whatever happened to that organization, and why the did what they did. When you're trying to be successful in a brand new "controversial" market, things like that happen. You have all the disbelievers that solar power is a waste of money, that there's no profit in it. Unless you can find a company like Solyndra that has the balls to at least advance that technology, it never will have a chance to grow.
You're telling me the Olympic tax exemption wasn't a bipartisan affair?
Solyndra is an issue because,
One of 0bama's major contributors was a major investor
The Bush administration had already determined it was a bad bet yet within weeks of taking office 0bama was pushing for the loan to be approved
Once the company had gone over the edge and was headed for bankruptcy the 0bama administration inexplicably changed the terms of the loan so investors would be paid back first, before taxpayers which is something not normally done even if the company doesn't appear to be headed for bankruptcy.
Yeah, nothing there to be concerned about
Originally Posted by bionicarm http:///t/392751/the-top-40/120#post_3490487
Sorry, I don't need "morality police" determining what is moral or immoral.
Was it ethical to run up $5 trillion in 8 years like Bush?
The only reason Solyndra is "unethical" in your mind is because they failed as a business. Would you say the same thing if they suceeded beyond expectations? I never delved into whatever happened to that organization, and why the did what they did. When you're trying to be successful in a brand new "controversial" market, things like that happen. You have all the disbelievers that solar power is a waste of money, that there's no profit in it. Unless you can find a company like Solyndra that has the balls to at least advance that technology, it never will have a chance to grow.
You're telling me the Olympic tax exemption wasn't a bipartisan affair?
Solyndra is an issue because,
One of 0bama's major contributors was a major investor
The Bush administration had already determined it was a bad bet yet within weeks of taking office 0bama was pushing for the loan to be approved
Once the company had gone over the edge and was headed for bankruptcy the 0bama administration inexplicably changed the terms of the loan so investors would be paid back first, before taxpayers which is something not normally done even if the company doesn't appear to be headed for bankruptcy.
Yeah, nothing there to be concerned about