Rubyn
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Question. Would BP be able to file bankruptcy before processing all legitimate claims?
how about all the neolibs demagoging all things profit.
how about MORE ridiculous strawman arguments.
funny how the OP was complaining about "partisan" politics but essentially made it a partisan complaint by blaming the republicans. you seem to follow that train of thought.
Question. Would BP be able to file bankruptcy before processing all legitimate claims?
i don't follow
BP had a claims process already set up.
I guess you're talking about lawsuits? so now you're saying that since the courts decide the outcome of the lawsuits, that the president should just speed up that process and eliminate the courts altogether by deciding himself?
Question. Would BP be able to file bankruptcy before processing all legitimate claims?
Yes, but as they are a profitable company won't happen..... I am waiting for more crap to come and hope to buy shares at 30 or less.
losturmarbles went completely off topic.
Yes but that won't happen.
That won't happen either.
I have a couple friends in finance and have told me that they have retained a consulting company that specializes in restructuring and/or selling. I am not sure if this is necessarily public knowledge but is pretty well known around the finance industry. My guess is that they will be sold to Exxon Mobil or one of the other big oil and gas players.
Question. Would BP be able to file bankruptcy before processing all legitimate claims?
the only reason BP would file bankruptcy would be because of the cost of compensating the people and businesses it hurt.
if you're suggesting that BP would file bankruptcy as a method to avoid their obligation, then that's ridiculous. That only works for individuals that either have nothing to get a judgment against or aren't worth the creditor's time to pursue. neither of which BP would be.
however i could conceive a scenario were Obama decides rather than let them go through bankruptcy, to "bail them out" and then the government becomes majority owner of BP like it did with GM.
Why do the Neocons always forget that the Republicans and Bush, in particular, were the ones to initiate the bailouts?
No. What you apparently fail to understand is that people out of work need immediate assistance. They can't wait for a settlement. That's precisely what this fund does. Otherwise, the government would have been handling even more unemployment claims, etc.
losturmarbles went completely off topic.
funny, i thought you were trying to look out for the tax payers. what a joke. you champion policy that subverts the rule of law and then want to blame Republicans and Bush for Obama's failures.
So to be clear, are you for or against bailouts? because in one post your argument is to protect the tax payers from an unneeded burden, then the next you seem to condone government bailouts.
really? how so? thanks for your brilliant insight.
Has America gone that partisan that certain people must be on the opposite team no matter what the issue?
A stock buyout doesn't absolve them of their debts. Whoever purchases the shares would still be responsible for the debt.
Once again, how does settling out of court subvert the law?
I am against bailouts and I'm not sure how that applies here other than some ridiculous inference that you made.