I just love making these threads.
Okay. The last line is what gets me the most. This guy is straight forward giving up his bonus. No, he ALREADY agreed to give up his bonus, before the people went to his house. So, they're technically mad at him for giving the money back?
What I don't understand, is this. He gave up the bonus money, giving it back. But...that fixes nothing....the people want him to do more? What the fuck else is he supposed to do, pay their bills out of his pocket? Just because all the AIG exec's are in the hole, people are thinking "oh well they're scared, lets get as much as we can out of them"
Thoughts on the last line of quote?
Dozens of activists visit AIG executives' homes to protest bonuses from federal funds
FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) -- A busload of activists -- outnumbered 2-to-1 by reporters and photographers -- are paying visits to the homes of American International Group Inc. executives in Connecticut to protest tens of millions in bonuses awarded by the company.
About 40 protesters parked at a cul-de-sac Saturday afternoon and walked to the Fairfield home of Douglas Polling. They were met on the curb by two security guards, and one activist read a letter detailing the financial struggles that many Connecticut residents have faced. The group then left the note in Polling's mailbox.
Polling already agreed to forfeit his bonus, but the protesters want AIG executives to do more to help working families.
FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP) -- A busload of activists -- outnumbered 2-to-1 by reporters and photographers -- are paying visits to the homes of American International Group Inc. executives in Connecticut to protest tens of millions in bonuses awarded by the company.
About 40 protesters parked at a cul-de-sac Saturday afternoon and walked to the Fairfield home of Douglas Polling. They were met on the curb by two security guards, and one activist read a letter detailing the financial struggles that many Connecticut residents have faced. The group then left the note in Polling's mailbox.
Polling already agreed to forfeit his bonus, but the protesters want AIG executives to do more to help working families.
Okay. The last line is what gets me the most. This guy is straight forward giving up his bonus. No, he ALREADY agreed to give up his bonus, before the people went to his house. So, they're technically mad at him for giving the money back?
What I don't understand, is this. He gave up the bonus money, giving it back. But...that fixes nothing....the people want him to do more? What the fuck else is he supposed to do, pay their bills out of his pocket? Just because all the AIG exec's are in the hole, people are thinking "oh well they're scared, lets get as much as we can out of them"
Thoughts on the last line of quote?
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