Bankrupt Quotes
Collapse, literal and moral
These bankrupt quotes include a political opinion describing an inherited economy, government, and foreign policy as bankrupt, presented as the speaker's own viewpoint rather than fact, connected to America quotes.
Barack Obama inherited a bankrupt economy, a bankrupt government, and a bankrupt foreign policy.
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That was Embassy Pictures, they went bankrupt shortly after This is Spinal Tap came out.
After Quotes
When I was studying architecture in the 1970s, it was intellectually bankrupt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is bankruptcy discussed only in financial terms here?
No, one quote uses "morally bankrupt" to criticize unfair wage practices, extending the word beyond finance.
Is there a political claim in these quotes?
Yes, one attributed opinion describes an inherited economy, government, and foreign policy as bankrupt; it reflects the speaker's political viewpoint, not a neutral fact.
Do any quotes mention a company going bankrupt?
Yes, one recalls a film studio going bankrupt shortly after releasing a well-known film. Related themes appear in After quotes.
Are musicians or artists mentioned in relation to bankruptcy?
Yes, one quote notes that despite a rough industry, no artists from a specific record label went bankrupt.
What connects these different uses of "bankrupt"?
They span economic collapse, business failure, and moral criticism, showing how broadly the word gets applied.
Others use the word more literally, noting a film studio that collapsed shortly after a hit release, alongside a call against morally bankrupt wage practices.
