Onyx
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- Dec 17, 2015
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First you said that the reason Enron was not bailed out, is because the other companies lobbied against the Enron bailout.
False.
I stated that Enron's stockholders bailed out. It was a dead company.
Which is it? It can't be both. Either companies prevent bailouts of their competition, or they don't. It can't be both, or whatever answer best fits whatever example I bring up.
Fallacious.
Corporations can do both. Action and inaction are not mutually exclusive in regards to the wider spectrum of examples.
By the way, you are committing way too much proof by example.
But Countrywide wasn't dead at the time. And they did get a bailout. Now they are dead.
And that is relevant how?
A company can still die after receiving a bailout.
Do the big companies own the government, and lobby to prevent themselves being eliminated?
You are treating corporations like a collective entity. They fight amongst themselves through government. There is not some bohemian secret society pulling the strings.
The system can still be bought, and that is my point when I say the government is controlled by corporations.[/QUOTE]