Cramer got what was coming to him. The trouble is, there are a lot more, and a lot more important, people to go after. Copy everything Jon said to Cramer about things that didn't only apply to Cramer himself, and force all the Wall-Street traders, CEO's, and financial news reporters, analysts, and commentators who are all responsible for this mess (NOT the "losers" who had the gall to buy a home) to have to listen to it, over and over, for 6 straight hours. No bathroom breaks, and no blinking. I'll get the Visine.
Good read, Sasaki.
And Jon Stewart is a satirist, and if Jon Stewart were purporting to be a real source of factual news, which he COMPLETELY denies at every possible, conceivable opportunity, then any criticism of his lack of 100% factual information would be valid. As it is, he's up there with say, George Carlin, who advocated in his act never washing his hands, driving very unsafely, and people killing one another. They are just jokes. Once in a whole, a comedian makes a comment about real life that is biting and incisive, and he calls out a real jerk for being a real jerk. But unless he's purporting to be a real journalist, not a news satirist, he can say whatever he pleases to get a laugh, or to express an opinion, and there is not onething hypocritical about it.
That's my take, anyway.
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