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I just really liked the artwork...

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[Timkin]

This should be on Billboards across America!  +1

[JeffreyS]

[Timkin]

That is sad ....and it definitely DOES NOT make sense....

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[buckethead]

Delivered by Goldman Sachs.

The cartoon is not completely inaccurate, but at the same time, not entirely fair.

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[buckethead]

TRUE!

I didn't mean to ruffle any feathers, But my opinion is that the Greeks are getting roughed up pretty hard for trying to avoid becoming a debt slave state for the next 50 years.

They surely hold plenty of blame, but there is plenty of blame to spread around. Goldman Sachs gets a lions share as well.

They advised investors that Greek debt was AAA (BUY! BUY! BUY!) then shorted against their own advice.

[BridgeTroll]

TRUE!

I didn't mean to ruffle any feathers, But my opinion is that the Greeks are getting roughed up pretty hard for trying to avoid becoming a debt slave state for the next 50 years.

They surely hold plenty of blame, but there is plenty of blame to spread around. Goldman Sachs gets a lions share as well.

They advised investors that Greek debt was AAA (BUY! BUY! BUY!) then shorted against their own advice.

I would LOVE to see a cartoon depicting that...

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[hightowerlover]

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