CNBC's Gasparino: Goldman CEO Claiming He's 'Doing God's Work' Is 'Truly Unsettling'

[Project Grudge]

CNBC's Gasparino: Goldman CEO Claiming He's 'Doing God's Work' Is 'Truly Unsettling'

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/charles-gasparino/post_439_b_351116.html

A semi-sane person at CNBC. Never thought I'd hear that.

[C_U_L8R]

1. Makes sense

Money is his god.

[Demeter]

2. It's the final connection of C Street Family Cult

to Goldman Sachs, to the Fed and the Treasury, to the IMF, the revelation of who is making the decisions to hurt all of us.

[yurbud]

3. maybe he thinks the financial elite are the gods and the rest of us are just ants

[TrogL]

5. classic Calvanist thinking

Rich people are good because good people are rich.
Poor people are bad because bad people are poor.

[yurbud]

6. I don't think it's that deep anymore

more like rich are people
poor aren't

[katty]

8. yep concur--the "god" IS "money$" and poor people don't have any

[Liberal Gramma]

4. Was it the smiting?

[formercia]

7. That's what Opus Dei keeps claiming: "Doing God's work."

They are also big into Banking. Could it be?

[formercia]

10. Translated, Opus Dei means 'God's work.'

I wonder how far Opus Dei HQ is from Wall St. Not far, I bet.

[bemildred]

9. I would use "stupid" and "heretical", and stuff like that, but OK.