First of all, the word Moron or Morons is spelled with one ‘R’, look it up. Second, you’re no doubt working for an inferior insurance company and only feel the need to express your stuipidity while hiding behind misspelled words. Last, have you never worked at a place that has done some type of consolidation? No? Then maybe that’s what’s wrong with YOUR company. Do us all a favor, when you have nothing intelligent to say, don’t say anything. It’s “Morrons” like you that have nothing better to do then to just sit and wait for the chance to write about AIG in a negative way, especially when there’s nothing negative to say!
Here is how is goes: My last name is spelled Morron. You are “a Moron.” I used to work for an inferior insurance company, guess which one it is smiley! While you take your panties out of their wad remember this, if the shoe fits. My guess, you wear loafers and have a corner office at my previous employer!
Ok so Y R U is the prime example of why all of us inferior company employees have had to give our hard earned tax dollars to the losers at AIG. Ok jerk wad here is some English for you which, by the way, they obviously dont teach you at AIG. If you use Y R U as intials then periods must follow them also if this is supposed to be your name then the word “an” should be capitalized as well. The more you type the more you show just how much of an insignificant little piss-ant you are. Go back to credit default swaps it is all you idiots seem to really know!
My Insurance Company is better than your Insurance Company – and I used to work for your Insurance Company and I’m now against everything I did there and would never work for them again even if they thought I was good enough they would have held onto me in the 1st place and if they paid me 2 times the salary I’m getting just now.
Grow up YRU and OxE – AIG got a loan, they will pay it back over the 5 years – GET OVER IT.
As an AIG owner, that is a U.S. taxpayer, I wish you’d all quit bashing the company I spent so darned much money to purchase. Albeit unasked by my elected officials….
Of course they will pay it back in 5 years with all the profits they pull from default swaps or even better the ominous profits from D&O and EPLI on financial institutions they will reap in the next 3 years. I am sure the aggressive pricing to maintain marketshare on all lines to simply survive as an organization will only enrich them further. They are so good at this stuff we are so fortunate to have them borrow our tax dollars. I would assume we will all be exempt from any taxation in about 5 years because the retuns will be so great on this wonderful economic adventure. We should all thank them.
so, $700 billion help to AIG. What is the interest that we as a taxpayer expect back on this?
here’s the reason why i ask: i heard from the various news resources, that when Obama takes office, we will have a $1 trillion deficit. does this mean that in 5 years, this deficit will drop because we will finally have been paid back? or we as americans unsure why we owe so much money outside of the bailout? why do we as americans allow our legislatures to keep taxing us when they can’t keep a budget? why do we allow cutbacks for our schools – no raise for teachers who don’t make very much money. we allow our schools to become so crowded because we have no funding to put up good and proper size schools, including the staff. if we are not allowed to leave no kid behind, why are we allowing our educators in a bind and behind as well. i think, that money should have been placed elsewhere. afterall, AIG and well as any other company should fail for making mistakes. if it was a smaller company, they would fold up. it should not matter what size company you have. same w/the auto industry. auto industry was thriving real good when price of oil was down. as it rose, gas prices rose and folks decided that gaz guzzlers were not the way to go. so the sales of big cars/suvs were out the window and falling fast. the industry was not paying attention. yet, we, the gov’t, to bail them out as well. not a good idea, because again, we are helping a major company but not helping the little ones. here’s what is funny, did toyota, honda or any other manufacturer besides the big 3 cry for help? NO!
if i was a shareholder of any of these companies that needed a bailout, i would be voting out the current regime. i’d be asking for my money NOW, based on cost of the share prior to the fall – due to incompetence and bad decisions.
so, i like someone’s idea, that in 5 yrs, we should not be giving uncle sam any money. it’d be nice to get money in return.
Re my last comment – I’m not agreeing with the bail-out or the way that your goverment has sold you down the river.
What’s the point in getting heated up about it all – not you or I can do anything about it. No matter how much we rant or rave – all we’re doing is contributing to our high blood pressure.
There are too many fingers in too many pies for these companies to be stopped going to the wall.
If AIG could manage anything……..
First of all, the word Moron or Morons is spelled with one ‘R’, look it up. Second, you’re no doubt working for an inferior insurance company and only feel the need to express your stuipidity while hiding behind misspelled words. Last, have you never worked at a place that has done some type of consolidation? No? Then maybe that’s what’s wrong with YOUR company. Do us all a favor, when you have nothing intelligent to say, don’t say anything. It’s “Morrons” like you that have nothing better to do then to just sit and wait for the chance to write about AIG in a negative way, especially when there’s nothing negative to say!
Here is how is goes: My last name is spelled Morron. You are “a Moron.” I used to work for an inferior insurance company, guess which one it is smiley! While you take your panties out of their wad remember this, if the shoe fits. My guess, you wear loafers and have a corner office at my previous employer!
Ok so Y R U is the prime example of why all of us inferior company employees have had to give our hard earned tax dollars to the losers at AIG. Ok jerk wad here is some English for you which, by the way, they obviously dont teach you at AIG. If you use Y R U as intials then periods must follow them also if this is supposed to be your name then the word “an” should be capitalized as well. The more you type the more you show just how much of an insignificant little piss-ant you are. Go back to credit default swaps it is all you idiots seem to really know!
Here Here! If it weren’t for the inferior companies, YRU would not have allowed us to read him sticking his foot in his mouth!
My Insurance Company is better than your Insurance Company – and I used to work for your Insurance Company and I’m now against everything I did there and would never work for them again even if they thought I was good enough they would have held onto me in the 1st place and if they paid me 2 times the salary I’m getting just now.
Grow up YRU and OxE – AIG got a loan, they will pay it back over the 5 years – GET OVER IT.
As an AIG owner, that is a U.S. taxpayer, I wish you’d all quit bashing the company I spent so darned much money to purchase. Albeit unasked by my elected officials….
Of course they will pay it back in 5 years with all the profits they pull from default swaps or even better the ominous profits from D&O and EPLI on financial institutions they will reap in the next 3 years. I am sure the aggressive pricing to maintain marketshare on all lines to simply survive as an organization will only enrich them further. They are so good at this stuff we are so fortunate to have them borrow our tax dollars. I would assume we will all be exempt from any taxation in about 5 years because the retuns will be so great on this wonderful economic adventure. We should all thank them.
so, $700 billion help to AIG. What is the interest that we as a taxpayer expect back on this?
here’s the reason why i ask: i heard from the various news resources, that when Obama takes office, we will have a $1 trillion deficit. does this mean that in 5 years, this deficit will drop because we will finally have been paid back? or we as americans unsure why we owe so much money outside of the bailout? why do we as americans allow our legislatures to keep taxing us when they can’t keep a budget? why do we allow cutbacks for our schools – no raise for teachers who don’t make very much money. we allow our schools to become so crowded because we have no funding to put up good and proper size schools, including the staff. if we are not allowed to leave no kid behind, why are we allowing our educators in a bind and behind as well. i think, that money should have been placed elsewhere. afterall, AIG and well as any other company should fail for making mistakes. if it was a smaller company, they would fold up. it should not matter what size company you have. same w/the auto industry. auto industry was thriving real good when price of oil was down. as it rose, gas prices rose and folks decided that gaz guzzlers were not the way to go. so the sales of big cars/suvs were out the window and falling fast. the industry was not paying attention. yet, we, the gov’t, to bail them out as well. not a good idea, because again, we are helping a major company but not helping the little ones. here’s what is funny, did toyota, honda or any other manufacturer besides the big 3 cry for help? NO!
if i was a shareholder of any of these companies that needed a bailout, i would be voting out the current regime. i’d be asking for my money NOW, based on cost of the share prior to the fall – due to incompetence and bad decisions.
so, i like someone’s idea, that in 5 yrs, we should not be giving uncle sam any money. it’d be nice to get money in return.
Re my last comment – I’m not agreeing with the bail-out or the way that your goverment has sold you down the river.
What’s the point in getting heated up about it all – not you or I can do anything about it. No matter how much we rant or rave – all we’re doing is contributing to our high blood pressure.
There are too many fingers in too many pies for these companies to be stopped going to the wall.