Knock Out: CNBC Confirms Lehman CEO Punched At Gym

The thieving criminal scumbag got off easy only getting slugged in the face. He is lucky someone didnt wrap a metal weight around his head.


Give things another month or so of free fall as a result of these greedy bastards and men like this will be running for their lives.


Tarring and feathering would be too good for these scoundrels.

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Hey fellas...I thnk I smell a CEO in this thread...do you smell him too???
Maybe he's just a CEO lover??? ...


LET'S GET HIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!




A little humor ok?

One down, how many more to go?

This is only the beginning.

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Originally posted by Leo Strauss
reply to post by jsobecky

 

Hey fellas...I thnk I smell a CEO in this thread...do you smell him too???
Maybe he's just a CEO lover??? ...


LET'S GET HIIIIIIIIIIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Are you referring to me? Encouraging gang tactics? Against T&C, you know...

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Originally posted by Alxandro
One down, how many more to go?

This is only the beginning.

Very surprising comment coming from you, Alxandro.

Originally posted by jsobecky
Are you referring to me? Encouraging gang tactics? Against T&C, you know...

This thread isn't about you, jsobecky. Your name isn't in the headline and you're not the topic of discussion. Perhaps you may want to check your paranoia at the door when you enter a conspiracy website?

We're discussing the natural justice that was punched into the face of an immoral CEO. More to come, hopefully...

Lets hope this amazing trend continues... (I know its not a trend yet but one can hope)

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LOL Thanks for the post DimensionDet., that was hilarious. We could use some humor 'these' days. He definately had it coming. Keep it coming, I look forward to your threads.

Originally posted by groingrinder

Not only do they get away with it, but they are monetarily rewarded for it and set up to screw us again by lending us back our own money at interest. The government should have just paid off the loans of the homeowners. That way the banks would still get the money on the defaulted loans, but the little guy would get to keep his home as well.

I disagree. I just bought a house for $175,000 (30-year fixed-rate mortgage), and I bought only as much house as I could comfortably afford.

As a taxpayer, why should I, who's trying to be responsible with her money and live within her means, pay for the idiot who makes $25,000 a year but thought he could have a $500,000 McMansion?

That would just set a precedent for others and create a situation where the prudent and responsible are punished, and the wasteful and stupid are rewarded.

PS. I did cheer when that Fuld guy got punched, though.

[edit on 9-10-2008 by sylvie]

Originally posted by maudeeb
A message loud and clear. I think this small episode could be a big trigger. How long before these guys start using bodyguards in public ?

And then what happens when people start getting axed of , what comes after bodyguards

It would make me very happy to know these people need to spend their ill gotten fortunes on bodyguards and security instead of resort vacations. I only pray that we might someday read that these idiots died penniless and in the crapper. I hope they leave this world destitute and buried in a paupers grave

This has been a VERY intertaining thread to read. I appologize for not having anything to input into it... But HAD to say it's the most intertaining one I've read yet!

I can't say I'm sorry to hear this. Have you heard about the AIG CEOs?

After the bailout they headed to California for a $440,000 resort spending package (www.abcnews.go.com...)

and THEN we learn yesterday that the AIG CEO made - well, take a look:

The disgraced AIG CEO got a $16 million golden parachute and another fired executive is earning $1,000,000 per month as a consultant for doing nothing.

Source: voices.kansascity.com...

These idiots are raking in the cash, paid for with my money and money my 2-year old daughter hasn't even made yet! Mine and her generation gets to foot the bill for this bailout package! So, no, I'm not sorry these evil men and women are getting slugged in public. I'd personally like to see it happen more often. The courts certainly aren't going to step up to the plate and put them where they belong, so there is some miniscule sense of justice in reading about this violent behavior.

Even if this guy was gang raped to death, his grandchildren will still live in a level of luxury that most of us could not even contemplate. The only way to get back at these guys is to take away all their money and send them to the poor house.

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Originally posted by sos37
I can't say I'm sorry to hear this. Have you heard about the AIG CEOs?

After the bailout they headed to California for a $440,000 resort spending package (www.abcnews.go.com...)

and THEN we learn yesterday that the AIG CEO made - well, take a look:

The disgraced AIG CEO got a $16 million golden parachute and another fired executive is earning $1,000,000 per month as a consultant for doing nothing.

That's nothing more than callous, piss-poor management decisions.

Who can fix that type of problem? Shareholders. Take your money out of your 401Ks that invest. Do not do business with them. Scream and Vote at shareholders meetings.

These idiots are raking in the cash, paid for with my money and money my 2-year old daughter hasn't even made yet! Mine and her generation gets to foot the bill for this bailout package! So, no, I'm not sorry these evil men and women are getting slugged in public. I'd personally like to see it happen more often. The courts certainly aren't going to step up to the plate and put them where they belong, so there is some miniscule sense of justice in reading about this violent behavior.

I know you're frustrated; so am I. So is everyman. And I'm not sorry to see the guy get slugged, but I do not condone it. Violence begets violence; we are, or should be, above that as a nation.

Originally posted by jsobecky
Violence begets violence; we are, or should be, above that as a nation.

We should be above stealing from each other as well. But our leaders do it daily. If we cannot follow the examples set by our leaders, and we cannot trust our leaders to have our best interest at heart, then what is the point in voting them in to power in the first place?

Someone thought he is lizard like? Hmmm.... I'd say so. ;-)

i10.photobucket.com...

Someone should toss him some mice, see if he gets that look on his face.

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Originally posted by NovusOrdoMundi

Originally posted by jsobecky
Violence begets violence; we are, or should be, above that as a nation.

We should be above stealing from each other as well. But our leaders do it daily. If we cannot follow the examples set by our leaders, and we cannot trust our leaders to have our best interest at heart, then what is the point in voting them in to power in the first place?

You voted them in, you can vote them out. Or, if you have the goods on them, have them indicted. Don't say that doesn't work; I can give you plenty of examples of where it has.

But pointing to bad behavior as justification for more bad behavior is not the way to go.