Obama Working for Goldman Sachs?

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enlightening

Fuck these dumb conspiracy theories.

People who believe in them are fucking idiots.

If there's any connection between Obama and Goldman Sachs, then it's a direct lobbyist one.

conspiracy theory?
woah! so a fact is now a theory while a theory, evolution, is considered a fact because it is a theory. how odd

Rubin fell into the trap...the religious trap...

Isn't it obvious that Goldman Sachs always had some sort of relationship with the government? The biggest investment firm which can sway economy of US, of course? They scratch each others' back. Besides politicians always have sponsors. If you believe in clean politics, you are retarded either crazy.

I made so much money with their stock a few years ago btw.

conspiracy theory?
woah! so a fact is now a theory while a theory, evolution, is considered a fact because it is a theory. how odd

I believe evolution is still referred to as a theory despite being strongly believed in. Not completely unlike creationism, not only in the passion of those who believe in it but also in its relevance to Pavel using the term "conspiracy theory".

conspiracy theory?
woah! so a fact is now a theory while a theory, evolution, is considered a fact because it is a theory. how odd

Rubin is racist and homophobic. You really are going to hell.

Oh wait...

conspiracy theory?
woah! so a fact is now a theory while a theory, evolution, is considered a fact because it is a theory. how odd

hey bro im white! but not trash

So white people are trash now except you?

shadowgrin, white trash is term that means a hillbilly without manners

Who said anything about white trash here? Rubin posted "nigga", nothing related to white trash. Why bring it up, prejudiced?

this thread shows every reason why shadowgrin is my fav poster lol

He's going about in an odd way if so.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration is taking a half-step toward taming U.S. executive pay. Some lawmakers prefer a fuller stride.

Democrats on the House Financial Services Committee said Thursday the administration's efforts to hector the private sector into reining in executive pay might not go far enough.

The administration contends that excessive compensation contributed to the U.S. financial crisis, but rejects direct intervention in corporate pay decisions.

Instead, the administration plans to seek legislation that would try to rein in compensation at publicly traded companies through nonbinding shareholder votes and less management influence on pay decisions.

Rubin is racist and homophobic. You really are going to hell.

Oh wait...