Banker Bailouts – Explained in Terms of Motoring

The cars are people, some people are richer than others, just like some cars are more expensive than others.

You have the police which are supposed to be working in the interest of the people.

And then you have the bankers. The bankers are driving round in Bentleys and are working under a different set of rules to everybody else.

Joe Public faces imprisonment for reckless driving and has insurance costs to worry about.

The Bentleys on the other hand have no such worries about insurance. Unlike Joe Public who has to pay more and more insurance costs if he continues to have accidents and continues to make mistakes that damage his and other cars.

The Bentley drivers on the other hand can have as many accidents as they want and can cause as much damage to their car as they want because they do not have to worry about increased insurance costs.

Not only becuase they are amongst the richest people on the road but also because any damage they cause to other people or to their own proterty will be paid for by the others drivers on the road.

Not only can bankers drive recklessly, but they know any costs they incur will be covered by the other drivers on the road.

And the cherry on the top, the bankers can also pocket a percentage of the total cost of the damages.

In short the bankers have absolutley no interest in driving sensibly.

The police are complicit in the reckless driving because they do not prosecute and in addition to their complicity the police are forcing the other drivers on the road to pay for the damage caused by the Bentley drivers.

So in short, what situation do you think you will get if people are allowed to drive under the same rules as Bentley drivers?

Carnage and yet this is the exact situation governments around the world want to nurture in the banking industry.

There can only be one outcome to this course of action, serfdom and/or social breakdown