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priority is regularly set aside by bankruptcy judges
On May 03 09:13 AM dcb wrote:
> Our government had no legal right to torture people, engage in domestic > spying, imprison people without trial forever, or give weapons to > the contras. Those were just a few and there are many more. Hell > we made up the data that got us into a war with IRAQ and something > as trivial as this bothers you.
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oh well, doesn't matter. bad debt is bad debt, the creditors were going to lose thier money entirely because the liqudation value would be extremly low, Jeep as a brand plus whatever structures are sold compared to the shock to the economy,. so a chance to liquidate the company would be of no benefit. the auto companies demise cannot be allowed to cause chaos or everyone could wind up defaulting. without exception. A small chance of becomming viable and a larger hope of orderly demise is the best scenario. politically the administration would be opening a disastrous spirial into economic hell with catastophic unemployment and resulting defaults. Why would you want to go there? what a gift to America, no more industry and bankrupt economy mired in debt with no fucking hope.
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On May 03 09:13 AM dcb wrote:
> Our government had no legal right to torture people, engage in domestic
> spying, imprison people without trial forever, or give weapons to
> the contras. Those were just a few and there are many more. Hell
> we made up the data that got us into a war with IRAQ and something
> as trivial as this bothers you.
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compared to the shock to the economy,. so a chance to liquidate the company would be of no benefit. the auto companies demise cannot be allowed to cause chaos or everyone could wind up defaulting. without exception. A small chance of becomming viable and a larger hope of orderly demise is the best scenario. politically the administration would be opening a disastrous spirial into economic hell with catastophic unemployment and resulting defaults. Why would you want to go there? what a gift to America, no more industry and bankrupt economy mired in debt with no fucking hope.