Political Posturing
I love these senate/house hearings. Every do-gooder narcissist in congress gets to get up on their high horse and talk about how much smarter and how much more honorable they are than these clowns testifying. They are just waiting to get the perfect sound byte that might get them re-elected or promoted.Yet they manage to do the exact same shit to every taxpayer in the US that isn't one of their constituents.
Somebody needs to nuke DC and get it over with.
Just make sure it's one of the few weeks of the year they're not on vacation.
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Maybe they should wait until you visit the Capitol.
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Or maybe they just want to make sure the 700,000,000,000 dollars won't go towards golden parachutes for the weasels that got us into this mess in the first place
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^the homeowners that bought more house than they could afford?
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Watch how fast the market settles after the election. Regardless of the winner.
Right now we've got the incumbent party telling us everything is fine and the challenging party saying that the world is about to end. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
Markets freak around every election, this one is no different. Get used to it.
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This is more than the usual upheaval before election time. I can't recall Clinton pissing nearly a trillion dollars up the wall before he left.
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^ That wasn't piss. Just ask Monica.
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Was his dick cheese worth a trillion fucking dollars? Um, no. And I am sorry, I don't give a shit who you are, when someone tells you that you can own your own home ( The stupid American't dream ) for 600.00 per month, you're going to jump at it. So, don't blame these people, they were played for suckers, plain and simple. Nice of you to blame the victim number three. Yup, it's the homeowners fault. NOT the the sleazy assholes who floated them the loan they knew damned well would fail. No, not them.
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Oh, of course. They have no responsibility. They signed a contract to pay $xxx. Xx a month for the next 30 years, but they're not to blame.
Their houses doubled in equity over a year or two, but instead of hanging on, they raped the equity so they could shop at Pottery barn and drive a Lexus, but they're not to blame.
Everybody makes mistakes, and now they need to deal with the consequences.
Your attitude is the exact reason we are in this mess.
Thanks a lot fucknut.
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Oh, and what of those who tried to do the right thing and pay back the loan faster only to find out that that violated their contract and their interest rates tripled overnight? Guess they're stupid too.
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^Yes it does.
That means they did not read the contract they signed.
The sympathy scenario you just described is ridiculous biased spin. Pre-payment penalties have been virtually done away in residential lending in the last decade.
Nice try tho.
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^ Oh, fuck off, you asshole. If YOU have ANY money in the market , no matter the sector, you are pissing money down the drain. Unless you are a weasel CEO.
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Only if you're selling. Now is a buying opportunity.
I've got an IRA that's dropped 10% since July, but I'm not retiring in the next year. If you're in for the long haul, you will be fine.
Markets have historically bounced back within a few months, but please feel free to empty your accounts at a loss and continue being a ignorant whiny faggot.
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So, how are you planning on paying down your gigantic debt? Perhaps your new chinese masters can help you with that, too. Or did you forget that your asses are owned by the commies? Suck on that genius!
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Easy, I don't have gigantic debt. Our federal goooberment does.
Debt is for dummies.
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^and niggers.
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Maybe they should wait until you visit the Capitol.Posted 1 month ago | Report
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Or maybe they just want to make sure the 700,000,000,000 dollars won't go towards golden parachutes for the weasels that got us into this mess in the first placePosted 1 month ago | Report
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^the homeowners that bought more house than they could afford?Posted 1 month ago | Report
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Watch how fast the market settles after the election. Regardless of the winner.Right now we've got the incumbent party telling us everything is fine and the challenging party saying that the world is about to end. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
Markets freak around every election, this one is no different. Get used to it.
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This is more than the usual upheaval before election time. I can't recall Clinton pissing nearly a trillion dollars up the wall before he left.Posted 1 month ago | Report
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^ That wasn't piss. Just ask Monica.Posted 1 month ago | Report
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Was his dick cheese worth a trillion fucking dollars? Um, no. And I am sorry, I don't give a shit who you are, when someone tells you that you can own your own home ( The stupid American't dream ) for 600.00 per month, you're going to jump at it. So, don't blame these people, they were played for suckers, plain and simple. Nice of you to blame the victim number three. Yup, it's the homeowners fault. NOT the the sleazy assholes who floated them the loan they knew damned well would fail. No, not them.Posted 1 month ago | Report
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Oh, of course. They have no responsibility. They signed a contract to pay $xxx. Xx a month for the next 30 years, but they're not to blame.Their houses doubled in equity over a year or two, but instead of hanging on, they raped the equity so they could shop at Pottery barn and drive a Lexus, but they're not to blame.
Everybody makes mistakes, and now they need to deal with the consequences.
Your attitude is the exact reason we are in this mess.
Thanks a lot fucknut.
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Oh, and what of those who tried to do the right thing and pay back the loan faster only to find out that that violated their contract and their interest rates tripled overnight? Guess they're stupid too.Posted 1 month ago | Report
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^Yes it does.That means they did not read the contract they signed.
The sympathy scenario you just described is ridiculous biased spin. Pre-payment penalties have been virtually done away in residential lending in the last decade.
Nice try tho.
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^ Oh, fuck off, you asshole. If YOU have ANY money in the market , no matter the sector, you are pissing money down the drain. Unless you are a weasel CEO.Posted 1 month ago | Report
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Only if you're selling. Now is a buying opportunity. I've got an IRA that's dropped 10% since July, but I'm not retiring in the next year. If you're in for the long haul, you will be fine.
Markets have historically bounced back within a few months, but please feel free to empty your accounts at a loss and continue being a ignorant whiny faggot.
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So, how are you planning on paying down your gigantic debt? Perhaps your new chinese masters can help you with that, too. Or did you forget that your asses are owned by the commies? Suck on that genius!Posted 1 month ago | Report
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Easy, I don't have gigantic debt. Our federal goooberment does.Debt is for dummies.
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^and niggers.Posted 1 month ago | Report
