Taverner bitches about unemployment and capitalism again

[jukin]

You are sort of wrong on just a few points of your analysis:

In its simplest form:

a bank accepts money from person A to hold with the promise of return of x%
the bank loans money to person B at x%+y%
the bank has performed an essential function in connection person x's money with person y's need

When you aggregate person x and person y you ave the bank function

The problem occurs when the bank doesn't vet person y's ability to pay.  If person y defaults (with no consequence which is the liberal end-game) then person x may not get his promised %.

There is a lot of trust.  That trust was undermined by liberal laws/rules that took responsibility away from persons y and let person x take the hit.

But you should look at your post hocs before pronouncing propter hocs.

You forgot about fractional lending and the laws that force banks to make loans to certain known minority bad credit risks. The banking industry is nothing but a department of the government now.

[I_B_Perky]

I was laid off from my job at Hewlett Packard and wound up doing customer service for two years until I was hired at my current job. 

It sucked and it put me back far longer than the two years I worked that job.  I've had to re-learn nearly everything that I didn't use on a daily basis and the older I get, the more difficult it becomes.  It was a nice addition to my resume, though.  Customer service is always a plus in the IT world.

No shit Chris. It's a bitch staying current... especially the older I get. Seems like every time I turn around shit changes and you got to start all over with the manuals... and the longer I do this, the worse the manuals get. IBM is the worst with a close second being Microsoft.   

I do agree about the customer service stuff. The kids I see now do not know how to talk to people. 

[Airwolf]

His whole routine is getting old. Loses job then bitches till someone gives him an interview. Then he goes and maybe gets hired till piss test comes back hotter then Chernobyl.