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Sunday, December 12, 2010

Madoff son found dead of apparent suicide

I guess you may have seen that the son of  Bernie Madoff (serving a 150 yr sentence), Mark Madoff killed himself yesterday.  That is sad. The sons pay for the sins of the fathers, don’t they?
 I feel the most for the 2 yr old boy Mark Madoff (named recently in several lawsuits as direct investors try to recoup their losses) left behind. That’s truly a shame. For some reason I can’t help but think Bernie, in prison, will only be able to show his humanity by promptly dying of grief himself  -if only to satisfy some angry people.  The whole thing is a shame.  But the pure viciousness of some readers just take my breath away:
  • ·         batman13  -What would have made this a REALLY happy story would have been if when Bernie got the news, he had a heart attack and died. Oh well, I guess you can't have everything.
  • ·         bbqbearII  - one can only hope it was a slow painful wretching death.. one he hadn't expected..
  • ·         AzWildcat  - Too bad the rest of the Republican Party won't follow his lead
[nonsense, hateful vicious nonsense, Havoth says – even in wishing Repugnicans dead – I don’t like the hard core conservatives who work tirelessly for the rich bastards, bankers, and PACs who have screwed up our country, either, but I don’t wish them dead…I wish the populace was SMARTER in their chosen representatives – Stop voting for the guy you’d like to get drunk with or the Ice Queen you’d like to fuck – vote for someone who can explain shit and do something about it in the People’s favor – Like…uh…say…Bill Clinton!!!!]

However, one of the more positive and just commenters on a CNN article said: “The only mistake Bernie made was to steal from rich people. They [rich people/Republican hard core conservatives and the like] don't like that. ‘You steal from the poor like the rest of us!’ If you can't pay one mortgage you’re a deadbeat, If you can't pay a million mortgages, then your Bear Sterns and we bail you out.”

Now that’s a really sad but true thing to say. A very strange example of how our money system works in this country.

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A restaurant owner in Calais, Maine, was suspicious when a diner said he was having a heart attack. The man hadn’t shown any difficulty before his bill arrived, so the restaurateur called an ambulance and the police. Elias I. Elias, 54, “has 18 convictions” for similar thefts, said the Washington County District Attorney. Elias’s court-appointed counsel, Jeffrey Davidson, explained his client’s motivation this way: “Even if he didn’t have dignity, he wanted to feel like he did.” Elias was sentenced to 90 days in jail. (Bangor Daily News) ...And, as usual, someone else is picking up the tab.
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