They indict the employee who sold the $1.2 million wine collection of a Goldman Executive but the culprits that provoked the banking system collapse are enjoying the billions they stole! Wow! What a story! @mmfa
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Well, it's not like the wine wasn't paid for with bailout bonus money. Let me know when these chumps get indicted for refusing to repay $3BN of their $13BN in bailout money.
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When the US gov indict the thief, they should also indict the Goldman executive & ask where he got the loot to buy the alcohol; of course, this $1.2 million stash may be a small part of his Big stash.
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I mean, it's no secret GS gave $111M from the bailout in bonuses to executive level employees. So, probably there?
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A *small* part of this guy’s wine collection was worth $1.2 MILLION He spent 3 TIMES the US Median annual household income on just 7 bottles of wine. He got a nice fat
@GOP tax cut. You got nothing. Ponder that working America.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Watch me play this tiny violin of sadness for rich people losing million dollar wine before I go back to trying to pay my bills for the week.
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Typical GS. Someone there is always stealing from someone.
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Inevitably, people say Goldman Sachs & other financial institutions are just now getting away with their crimes, as though they hadn't gotten away with them under Obama & under Bush. Everyone wants to believe the "respectable" Presidents upheld law more than Trump. They did not.
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I guess there really isn't any honor among thieves.
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First world problems
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The 7 bottles of Domaine de la Romanée-Conti were $133,650, the $1.2 mil is the "hundreds of bottles" sold from 2014-late 2016 - 'allegedly' of course. Maybe the exec doesn't own a Bentley or Maybach or a Hypercar and understands life is short and enjoys the finer things in life.
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Sounds like a cover for money laundering or a bribe.
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@mattmerk The proletariat revolution has begun.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Good praxis.
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