... saying it would be good for the economy to let all those houses go into foreclosure, but I do wish there was a better option than a bailout. A bailout will fail at this point. There is simply no way that it can happen. Run the numbers. A lot of banks will fail..and there's nothing that the FDIC can do about it because as a culture, the U.S. has eaten its seed corn for too many ...
On Jan 26, 11:39пїЅpm, "Olin" <oli...@comcast.net> wrote: In a somewhat strange and perverted way, letting the foreclosures happen just might be the best option available. I agree in principle, but not this time, I don't think so. But I agree that the economy is better to allow it's fall offs, instead of the constant Corruptublucun cry of "stimulus packages." When bushit took ...
... not saying it would be good for the economy to let all those houses go into foreclosure, but I do wish there was a better option than a bailout. In a somewhat strange and perverted way, letting the foreclosures happen just might be the best option available. Went through a boom/bust real estate cycle several years ago and wound upside down in my home at the time... and I'd bought ...
...all that much better, but at least when they tax and spend, they're paying cash a LOT more than the republicans, who've been BORROWING and spending since, at least, Reagan. That great fiscal conservative basically tripled the national debt, and it's gone only one way under following republican administrations since. Hint... that direction has not been down... not even a little bit.
... to no single male having enough land to sustain himself and a family, younger brothers were often sent off to war, on "expeditions" (allegedly for more resources, but everyone knew those leaving would never ... kidding himself, hasn't been put to the test, or both. Case study: I have some friends who recently faced the early and severe disability of the husband. The children are in young ...
...The federal INSURANCE compensation act is a PAYROLL TAX regardless of "how | you see it". What you receive as a monthly benefit is tied to what you | contributed, but what you receive in total is no way related to what you | contribute in total. Your pay out is based on what you "contributed". A millionaire gets no more than someone who made $100,000.00. | | What's worse is that it ...
...? The federal INSURANCE compensation act is a PAYROLL TAX regardless of "how you see it". What you receive as a monthly benefit is tied to what you contributed, but what you receive in total is no way related to what you contribute in total. What's worse is that it is a regressive tax. Just like sales tax on bare necessities, everyone pays at the same rate, so it takes a much larger...
...> all, at | the borrow and spend tactics of the republicans in the name of national | defense. The federal government doesn't listen to me or you. If I had it my way the federal government would be restricted to only being able to spend the amount of taxes they collected the past year. Will it happen? Never. Politicians want to appropriate taxpayer money so they can have a ...
... Lots of reasons, none of which have to do with flawed character or a lack of a work ethic. Yep, and sad to say, but businesses and colleges don't really help much. I had a friend who had left college about six hours shy of his degree to go into radio. After about fifteen years in that business, he decided it was time to move on. In the interim, he took a job with...
...for handouts, and that's likely to become their own doom before it's over. The great unwashed has a way of wanting a say in what it's paying for, and the instant you have public money going into ... they're no longer private. As for the illegal alien issue, I'm just sick to death of the way a serious issue has been used as smokescreen for other, far more serious, issues. In the main, it ...
