I have no idea how this went so wrong.
Elroy, I state firmly that I am a strong proponent of free enterprise; that I believe strongly in the concept that the strong should survive on a level playing field.
I do not endorse bailout money or loans for the car industry and have strong feelings of protest about the industry, it's flagrant disregard for their customers, employees, and (just as important) their vendors.
The point I was making is that this beleagured group (self-imposed) is before our congress begging for money. They have shafted nearly everyone in their path and have made promises to employees which cannot be kept. Even though the answer to their pleading should be "NO!", the possibility of them trying to clean up their act (without the loan) becomes impossible if their competitors have low interest loans.
They will NEVER qualify for low interest loans.
Therefore, for our congressmen, it is a damned if you do and damned if you don't.
I do not have fake outrage. I re-read everything I wrote, as well as what you wrote (and even read your article again... ) to see why you reacted in such a manner.
In truth, you stated twice that GM, Chrysler, & Ford were asking Alistar for money, but I didn't see that in the link you posted. I would, however, like to read about it.
So, if you have a link that I could read that sheds light on the GM, Ford, & Chrysler asking for Euro money, I would read it. This is NOT to say that I am challenging what you're saying, it's so that I can learn more.
Now then, I hope that I have explained whatever this misunderstanding is.
