When they came for the credit swaps,
I remained silent;
I had no credit swaps.
When they bought upthe subprime mortgages,
I remained silent;
I had a 30-year fixed rate.
When they came for the money markets,
I did not speak out;
I had stock in a 401K.
When they came for the credit cards,
I remained silent;
I paid up on time each month.
When they came to give me the bill,
There was nothing left to pay it with.
- variation on
First They Came, by Pastor Martin Niemöller (1892–1984)
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