Have you seen what AIG bosses have done after having been saved by the US-government? Just incase: here is the OpEd of the New York Times: Following the AIG money.
Well ... something that immediately came to my mind: is not the death penalty in the USA there to punish "irrecuperable criminals" who have done "atrocities"? There we are. No one can recover this kind of people to join society and to get a common sense for it.
Have they commited atrocities? Yes. Or is it not abominable to speculate, lose all the money with junk investments and leave hundres (or thousands) of families in the dirt ... probably some people are even dying because they can not afford a doctor. As the Nazis said: "One person murdered is homicide, thousands killed is statistics."
Well, then: up against the wall with them!
In Germany one of the managers who lost a couple of millions threw himself infront of a train. Which again is criminal, because he innecessarily traumatized a train machinist, who had nothing to do what so ever with this "person's" greed and studipdity. He has thrown some hundreds of families into deep problems - to say the least.
It seems to me the AIG managers won't have this "bit of dignity", so let's help them have it.
We also could have a look over to Austria, where Josef Fritzl has been started to be condemned for his atrocities today. He has "buried his own daughter alive". Are the AIG-managers not comparable with this "...", what is it? "Monster" is not adequate. Well, he, according to an article published in "der Spiegel" (see link above) has had "good intentions", just as the AIG-managers will claim to have had.
We could also offer the AIG-managers to live in a nice house in a southern German city, called Wenningen, where parents leave guns unattended which serves their son to commit the a mass murder in their former school.
Maybe we could suggest the AIG managers to try the gun on themselves to start with.
What is the only good news of today is though, that US president Obama is "really upset" and will "take action". Please, DO!
