Bernie Madoff
Dear Mr. Madoff,
In your attempt to make a lot of money, you have ruined the lives of many others. As you scammed investors in New York by making them believe you were the key to their economic success is the reason why our country is in its current state. Your Ponzi scheme was a once in a lifetime thing, and it furthers proves my points of what is wrong with soicety and the culture that we live in. You helped cause the fallout of the stock market, cheat people of billions of dollars, and leave the New York Mets, a multi-billion dollar franchise, in extreme debt. By your need for wealth and fame, you ruined a franchise of the United States most porsperous and people-friendly pastimes. If all of these accusations of your scheme are true, you will have pulled of the biggest scam in United States history. How do you feel about that? Are you proud of it? I know I am not. It was my job to keep this country pure, but i now frown upon people like you who have taken advantage of the world's best economy, and the best place to live. I wish I had the ability to change what has happened to the people you have stripped of their dreams, souls, and lives, but i cannot. However, i can assure you that you will pay for what you have done. I promise, sometime in the future, people will realize that the ideas I pledge are ones that will have a positive affect the country for the better, and will rid this country of the self-centered, selfish people like you. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Famous Transcendentalist
In your attempt to make a lot of money, you have ruined the lives of many others. As you scammed investors in New York by making them believe you were the key to their economic success is the reason why our country is in its current state. Your Ponzi scheme was a once in a lifetime thing, and it furthers proves my points of what is wrong with soicety and the culture that we live in. You helped cause the fallout of the stock market, cheat people of billions of dollars, and leave the New York Mets, a multi-billion dollar franchise, in extreme debt. By your need for wealth and fame, you ruined a franchise of the United States most porsperous and people-friendly pastimes. If all of these accusations of your scheme are true, you will have pulled of the biggest scam in United States history. How do you feel about that? Are you proud of it? I know I am not. It was my job to keep this country pure, but i now frown upon people like you who have taken advantage of the world's best economy, and the best place to live. I wish I had the ability to change what has happened to the people you have stripped of their dreams, souls, and lives, but i cannot. However, i can assure you that you will pay for what you have done. I promise, sometime in the future, people will realize that the ideas I pledge are ones that will have a positive affect the country for the better, and will rid this country of the self-centered, selfish people like you. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Famous Transcendentalist
