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Chrysler Group LLC lost $652-million (U.S.) last year, but the company will hand out performance bonuses for 2010 to almost all its employees before repaying taxpayer loans of $7.6-billion (U.S.) that kept the company alive during the auto crisis. The auto maker, however, forecast a profit for the current year and said its turnaround is so far advanced that the company can afford to share its improving fortunes with workers.
I know I owe you all this money, but you can stick it really I'm going to give out bonuses instead". I do believe the answer to that would be a padlock on my front door and closure of my business.
Originally posted by Resurrectio
reply to post by HoldTheBeans
Come on! Stop being ignorant! They aren't stealing.. They loaned it.. No wonder anti-govt. folks are painted as delusional wackos.
Do you honestly not know the difference between a loan and stealing?
You can over dramatize this as much as you like.. It makes you look foolish!
The govt. may steal my money... And when I hear about it .. I am up in arms.. This is a loan, and I am smart enough to see that!
edit on 2/2/2011 by Resurrectio because: (no reason given)