Comments on: A simple cure for AIG-related bonus angst http://greatadaptations.org/a-simple-cure-for-aig-related-bonus-angst/ Use the brilliant design of your brain to adapt for prosperity. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:09:02 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: suZen http://greatadaptations.org/a-simple-cure-for-aig-related-bonus-angst/comment-page-1/#comment-856 suZen Wed, 25 Mar 2009 12:44:12 +0000 http://greatadaptations.org/?p=186#comment-856 Great idea - I'm all for this exposure. I just joined your blog - we sue's need to stick together! :) Great idea – I’m all for this exposure. I just joined your blog – we sue’s need to stick together! :)

]]> By: Rachel http://greatadaptations.org/a-simple-cure-for-aig-related-bonus-angst/comment-page-1/#comment-825 Rachel Sun, 15 Mar 2009 23:21:17 +0000 http://greatadaptations.org/?p=186#comment-825 Interesting idea. Words can´t even begin to explain how outraged Americans are over this second-round of bonus blunders. The attorneys are claiming that this was a contractual obligation. So, if the government had let AIG collapse in the first place, all those unemployed executives would´ve been out of not only their bonuses but also their jobs -- like so many other Americans. Do the attorneys realize that the money wasn´t given to AIG to keep those executives living in the ridiculous manner to which they grew accustomed by contributing to the biggest scam in US history in a long time? This is American money helping them out of a rough situation, not AIG money. Those executives have no right to it and ALL OF THOSE EXECUTIVES SHOULD BE THROWN IN JAIL ALONG WITH THE PEOPLE SIGNING THE CHECKS. Real prison, not some country club. They are all crooks. Sorry, I really just wrote to say...great idea...let´s list these people individually so their neighbors can throw eggs at them. But, you have to make sure that you clearly list those few execs who are actually morally sound humans -- yeah, the ones who declined to take or keep such a bonus. Way to go for them...if there are any. Interesting idea. Words can´t even begin to explain how outraged Americans are over this second-round of bonus blunders. The attorneys are claiming that this was a contractual obligation. So, if the government had let AIG collapse in the first place, all those unemployed executives would´ve been out of not only their bonuses but also their jobs — like so many other Americans. Do the attorneys realize that the money wasn´t given to AIG to keep those executives living in the ridiculous manner to which they grew accustomed by contributing to the biggest scam in US history in a long time? This is American money helping them out of a rough situation, not AIG money. Those executives have no right to it and ALL OF THOSE EXECUTIVES SHOULD BE THROWN IN JAIL ALONG WITH THE PEOPLE SIGNING THE CHECKS. Real prison, not some country club. They are all crooks.

Sorry, I really just wrote to say…great idea…let´s list these people individually so their neighbors can throw eggs at them. But, you have to make sure that you clearly list those few execs who are actually morally sound humans — yeah, the ones who declined to take or keep such a bonus. Way to go for them…if there are any.

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