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	Name:	MartiniMan -
	Subject:	The little guy
	Date:	2/8/2009 9:05:51 AM

I agree its a hard sell with the little guy which is all the more frustrating because they are the ones that get it in the shorts. Sure, some big shots lost their jobs with this mess but most will never have to work another day in their lives if they don't want to. The little guy gets stuck in a company where they can't attract top talent and who loses his or her job? The little guy. And when the stock goes down who loses a greater percentage of their retirement? The little guy.

Unfortunately these are also the very same people that turn to the government for solutions when the government is the one creating the problems and then using class envy to deflect all the blame on others.