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Should the U S of A auto companies get bailed out?
NO i say the tax pater is not responsibly for the stupidity's and they must find a way to strait there problems. that they create ,.they not deserve the millions of dollars bonnets.
SmartA$$
Nope, they shouldn't. They chose to run their companies on credit, its their fault that they are failing now that the credit bubble burst. There are many other companies that make cars in the USA with American employees.
I say let the companies fail. If they are able to restructure under bankruptcy and become successful, they will (hopefully) have learned some lessons that will make them stronger companies. If they fail altogether, then that's fine too.
The Yeti
They should get bailed out just this one time. And here should be the caviats:
1. They must start making better cars.
2. They must choose innovation over profits.
3. They should have to pay back loans.
4. As punishment, all 3 must consolidate and must be renamed "American Motors"
They have a relief, the same as any other corporation, it's called Bankruptcy. It's painful, but evident.
This did NOT start as a result of tight credit. This began about two or three years ago, brought on by a culmination of many many things. Look at the shape of these businesses in '05 and '06. Why do you suppose Daimler dumped Chrysler? (THe boat had a hole in it.)
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