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Saluting Darren Lockyer
14 Jan 10 17:19
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Strange times are these when one person smugly defends his right to a bonus created by uk taxpayers money while an entire country lies in devestation waiting for less.

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By:
The Magic Flea
When: 14 Jan 10 17:20
wonderful times
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rustyboy
When: 14 Jan 10 17:24
plenty of bankers might be giving a fair chunk of their bonus to the crisis fund.

That said, money is not much use in this situation. They need people, doctors, supplies, food, water, tents etc. Throwing money at it isn't much use in the short term.

For some reason though this hasn't quite grabbed me in the same way as the boxing day tsunami did. :(
By:
The Magic Flea
When: 14 Jan 10 17:25
the boxing day tsunami aid allowed the sri lankan government to pummel the sh1t out of the tamils. I agree, money is not the answer.
By:
Child of the Rafalution
When: 14 Jan 10 17:26
rustyboy thats prob due to the way the media have underplayed it for some reason.
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Saluting Darren Lockyer
When: 14 Jan 10 17:27
rustyboy 14 Jan 18:24


plenty of bankers might be giving a fair chunk of their bonus to the crisis fund.


link please
By:
inspiron
When: 14 Jan 10 17:31
It would be a nice jester if the bankers gave 1/2 their bonuses to Haiti, they would gain some credibility.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 14 Jan 10 17:33
with a 50% tax on bankers bonuses, in a way they are contributing to the haiti relief fund. Although I bet they'd prefer not to be :)
By:
Brodie
When: 14 Jan 10 17:33
just give it to the fund and tell the bankers that 1/2 the bonus has gone.
i know bankers and they are greedy and will probably keep it all.......i kid you not.
By:
rustyboy
When: 14 Jan 10 17:37


Saluting Darren Lockyer 14 Jan 18:27
rustyboy 14 Jan 18:24


plenty of bankers might be giving a fair chunk of their bonus to the crisis fund.

link please


Lol! It's not on the internet so it can't be true?? I have faith that we're all human beings and as such will do whatever we can to assist others. For most of us (me inc.) this means nothing. There is nothing i can do that will directly help those in need right now but if some bankers can afford to send aid etc then i'm sure some will.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 14 Jan 10 17:41
I hope other countries are doing their bit, such as the Saudis, Kuwaitis etc.
By:
Rampant Rabbit
When: 14 Jan 10 17:54
Did you get your Addidas Jeruselms yet Rusty?
By:
Saluting Darren Lockyer
When: 14 Jan 10 18:01
rustyboy 14 Jan 18:24


Lol! It's not on the internet so it can't be true?? I have faith that we're all human beings and as such will do whatever we can to assist others. For most of us (me inc.) this means nothing. There is nothing i can do that will directly help those in need right now but if some bankers can afford to send aid etc then i'm sure some will.


Admirable but in my view and i'm not alone in this,bankers are as far removed from human beings as you can possibly get.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 14 Jan 10 18:04
bankers won't give a toss
By:
punterfleecer
When: 14 Jan 10 18:07
if we were under the tory government, he'd be defending his £20 million bonus, not his £8 million bonus
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