AI
Wednesday, June 16, 2010 2:36:00 PM
Why, why why why why why, would anyone who's seen MGMT's past (If Cam intends to distance himself from being associated with MGMT), continue working under those conditions?
That's when you stop providing services you haven't been paid for, and FILE FOR WHAT'S YOURS.
The fact that MGMT has failed him just as much as us, means he ought to be in the same boat as us. Not serving this dysfunctional (at best) fraudulent (at worst), company!
Not to say it's not honorable that he does -- but one has to wonder how many times you have to be kicked in the mouth, until you're either sick of it and put an end to it, or you've just become complacent with it because it's been going on for so long.
I have certainly voiced my sickness, and willingness and desire to put an end to this as a shareholder for quite some time.
Evidently, the things which keep the company above water right now have not yet been so motivated.
Perhaps they'll have to see the great haircut we all take as a result, before they gain such motivation.
Like the great American complacency -- they won't be up in riots with pitchforks, shouting "KILL BANKERS", until bankers have inevitably screwed them harder than they ever have before.
I just don't understand why people take the first 9 kicks, and say no in the 11th hour. It's no wonder we've gotten to this point in society now.
Just getting depressing now... so I'll stop.
That's when you stop providing services you haven't been paid for, and FILE FOR WHAT'S YOURS.
The fact that MGMT has failed him just as much as us, means he ought to be in the same boat as us. Not serving this dysfunctional (at best) fraudulent (at worst), company!
Not to say it's not honorable that he does -- but one has to wonder how many times you have to be kicked in the mouth, until you're either sick of it and put an end to it, or you've just become complacent with it because it's been going on for so long.
I have certainly voiced my sickness, and willingness and desire to put an end to this as a shareholder for quite some time.
Evidently, the things which keep the company above water right now have not yet been so motivated.
Perhaps they'll have to see the great haircut we all take as a result, before they gain such motivation.
Like the great American complacency -- they won't be up in riots with pitchforks, shouting "KILL BANKERS", until bankers have inevitably screwed them harder than they ever have before.
I just don't understand why people take the first 9 kicks, and say no in the 11th hour. It's no wonder we've gotten to this point in society now.
Just getting depressing now... so I'll stop.
Join the InvestorsHub Community
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
