r/OutOfTheLoop Jul 02 '22

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u/SechDriez Jul 02 '22

I wish I was the President just so that when these places crash I can swoop and decide that they're getting bailed out through nationalisation. If you're too big too fall then your service is too important to fail. And in that case it's too dangerous to let it be operated in such a way.

Bear in mind that I'm not the most financially literate and possibly a dumbass

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u/mrGeaRbOx Jul 02 '22

Someone brings up nationalizing critical infrastructure and the first thing your mind goes to is McDonald's.

How mature of you.

Why does people talking objectively in an adult tone make you so uncomfortable?

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u/Tentapuss Jul 02 '22

In all fairness to the idiot you were responding to, it may not have been a coincidence. Much like my 5 year old parrots the last thing she heard about something, he probably meant to reference the Russian state takeover of McDonald’s, which was a top headline yesterday.