Those who plan to appeal this ruling on the grounds it leaves MetLife vulnerable because of lessened regulatory oversight have failed to recognize the state regulation that have been effective in the past. They haven’t demonstrated conclusively that greater oversight in the form of federal regulatory oversight will be more effective than the current oversight.
Yep, more dumping on the tax payers in favor of the “Shareholders, we’ll be left to fund this Companies greed when the next Greed Driven “Shareholder” bubble bursts. And not to be misunderstood, the “Shareholders” being coddled by this Judge do not include the common shareholders.
Those who plan to appeal this ruling on the grounds it leaves MetLife vulnerable because of lessened regulatory oversight have failed to recognize the state regulation that have been effective in the past. They haven’t demonstrated conclusively that greater oversight in the form of federal regulatory oversight will be more effective than the current oversight.
Yep, more dumping on the tax payers in favor of the “Shareholders, we’ll be left to fund this Companies greed when the next Greed Driven “Shareholder” bubble bursts. And not to be misunderstood, the “Shareholders” being coddled by this Judge do not include the common shareholders.
NO… NO organization, Company, Entity is too big to fail. This is pure stupidity and arrogance.