At this point, I would have thought that rather th
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Posted On: 11/17/2021 1:38:53 PM
At this point, I would have thought that rather than engaging in pure, unadulterated, wild, idle speculation about what may be happening that ultimately would save the companies from impending bankruptcy, everyone would simply sit back for a couple of weeks, and not go posting in some misguided attempt to artificially resuscitate, so that the "what if"s and "maybe"s and "could be"s fog would clear, and we find out what the FACTS are. Right now, there are no facts, for whatever reason. Objectively, facts eventually will come out, and then (and only then) we all can take the opportunity to discuss those facts, and what was or was not done, right or wrong.
For now, though, why is anyone making any remarks about something on which s/he/they has/have NO ACTUAL INFORMATION?
Reminds me of the phrase attributed to Abraham Lincoln: "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt."
And perhaps, in the end, I will be listening to refrains of "pot" and "kettle." The future usually has a way of shaking out all those issues.
Happy Hump-Day to all.
For now, though, why is anyone making any remarks about something on which s/he/they has/have NO ACTUAL INFORMATION?
Reminds me of the phrase attributed to Abraham Lincoln: "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and to remove all doubt."
And perhaps, in the end, I will be listening to refrains of "pot" and "kettle." The future usually has a way of shaking out all those issues.
Happy Hump-Day to all.
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