WorshipNickOfferman t1_jc5rq2l wrote
Reply to comment by AzertyKeys in Silicon Valley Bank posted 'financial crimes' senior manager job listing just before closure by carolinaindian02
It’s Reddit. “Bank bad” is all they know. Heaven forbid anyone put any effort into actually understanding what is happening in the world. Knee jerk reactions win the day around here.
Greenmind76 t1_jc6blrf wrote
Most people are tired of seeing bad banks get bailed out and PPP loans be forgiven, while the government argues over forgiving $10-20k of student loan debt…
Let’s not also forget that many people still remember the bullshit from 2008.
Not saying you’re wrong, just saying shit like that leads to a lot of resentment from a lot of people.
SuckMyBallz t1_jc7ah9r wrote
Nobody got bailed out here though except people who had their money in the bank. The bank didn't get bailed out. They no longer exist. The feds are going to give everyone their money that they deposited then recoup the costs by selling off the banks assets. No body is getting free money in this scenario. The back is shutdown and the consumers who had money in the bank will be made whole. This is the opposite of the 08-09 bullshit.
shalafi71 t1_jc9d647 wrote
And if the consumers weren't made whole, those are some of our company vendors. Price hike for us, less money for us.
I should note: My company shares profits very equitably and is 100% aboveboard as to reporting our financial health and plans.
san_serifs t1_jc6mvxk wrote
This was a “Bank was stupid” situation.
funkyb001 t1_jc61wmh wrote
This is entirely missing the point. It isn’t just “bank bad” it’s “some banks bad, this one might be, but I don’t give a fuck either way”.
This is not unreasonable. You can get cancer and fall into unassailable medical debt whether you are a good person or not. Why should those people squeezed dry by capitalism give a shit when a bank falls to the same system?
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