On 2/2/2012 8:08 PM, Hawwke-ptooey wrote:
On 2/1/2012 6:25 PM, wrote:
On Feb 1, 6:45 pm, wrote:
. Instead of waiting for the market
to do anything the government is looking out a lot farther and made an
investment meant to help business and the country by supplying lots of
clean energy. This one didn't work. That's to be expected. But as an
example of corruption? Forget that. You have to be ale to show intent
for it to be corruption, and there is no evidence anyone involved in the
enterprise had anything but legal intentions.
Hawwke-ptooey
I agree there is no evidence of corruption. But there is lots of
evidence of stupidity and lack of oversight. If you lend millions of
dollars to a company, you really ought to keep a close eye on how they
are doing.
Dan
According to Bill Clinton the changes in the solar field are happening
so quickly that when Solyndra got started it looked like a sure winner
but other companies came up with new innovations that destroyed them.
The field is advancing so fast that one minute you look like a world
beater and the next you're out of business. But it's an area that has
enormous potential so the competition is fierce. Solyndra just got beat
in the marketplace plain and simple. Now that's capitalism.
Hawwke-ptooey
Yeah, like you would know the first thing about it.
The problem is that you have displayed so little credibility, maturity
and accumulated wisdom in your typical posts that no one takes you
seriously. You come on like a little boy trying to join an adult
conversation, but you just don't have enough depth of insight to be able
to make a useful contribution, plus you're too petty and obnoxious to
even be amusing.
You make big noises about your alleged poli sci degree, but all that you
show us is that left = good, right(as in, anyone who points out your
errors)= bad. You can't even recognize that there are valid political
stances other than left/right or that there are people like me far to
the left of you who see you for the shallow poseur that you are.
David
"The true engine of economic growth will always be companieslike Solyndra." - Barry Soetoro
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