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The Library => The SGA => Topic started by: Saniflush on March 07, 2008, 02:36:58 PM
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Who will roast in hell over it?
http://docs.google.com/TeamPresent?docid=ddp4zq7n_0cdjsr4fn&skipauth=true&pl
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Who will roast in hell over it?
http://docs.google.com/TeamPresent?docid=ddp4zq7n_0cdjsr4fn&skipauth=true&pl
I am guessing that getting a Liar's Loan is next to impossible now eh?
Anyway, don't you know that it is all the Bush Administration's fault! Damn, man! Where have you been? This is all George W. Bush's fault! (yall know this is sarcasm, right?)
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When I was approved for a 250k Mortgage, I knew the mortgage industry was rolling down hill like a snowball headed toward hell.
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When I was approved for a 250k Mortgage, I knew the mortgage industry was rolling down hill like a snowball headed toward hell.
But did you sign anyway?
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But did you sign anyway?
Oh hell yeah! I'm chapter 7 away from Freedom :super:
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Oh hell yeah! I'm chapter 7 away from Freedom :super:
Larry Langford thanks you.
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Larry Langford thanks you.
I need to hit up some nice Check Cashing place and pawn my car title :wave:
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Who will roast in hell over it?
I think that everyone who foolishly signed an agreement that they couldn't meet should lose their homes. Just about everyone who participated in the subprime disaster should carry some level of responsibility in this mess. Let them lose their houses. Let them lose their jobs. Let the companies go out of business. People acted stupid, and stupid actions should be painful. These are the consequences, and they rightfully earned them.
Of course, I do believe that the government owes a bailout to some of the banks out there. Those banks that were forced to provide loans under mandate by federal legislation for low income communities and affirmative action shouldn't be penalized for following the government's rules. Of course, that's not nice of me to recognize that. Madam Queen Czar Hillary might retroactively punish me for my opinion.
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I think that everyone who foolishly signed an agreement that they couldn't meet should lose their homes. Just about everyone who participated in the subprime disaster should carry some level of responsibility in this mess. Let them lose their houses. Let them lose their jobs. Let the companies go out of business. People acted stupid, and stupid actions should be painful. These are the consequences, and they rightfully earned them.
Of course, I do believe that the government owes a bailout to some of the banks out there. Those banks that were forced to provide loans under mandate by federal legislation for low income communities and affirmative action shouldn't be penalized for following the government's rules. Of course, that's not nice of me to recognize that. Madam Queen Czar Hillary might retroactively punish me for my opinion.
It'll be off to the Re-education Center for you buddy with remarks like that! How dare you point out lack of personal responsibility! Where's your compassion?
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Moreover how can you make an accusation about the Federal government mandating something that makes no sense? Stay where you are. There are people coming for you now.
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How about a more rational look at foreclosures acrross the country. Maybe the "crisis" could be another overblown media attempt to get the Dems elected. Seems on the whole that the situation is not quite as bad as let on to be.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/HomeFinancing/ForeclosureCrisisIsOverblown.aspx
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How about a more rational look at foreclosures acrross the country. Maybe the "crisis" could be another overblown media attempt to get the Dems elected. Seems on the whole that the situation is not quite as bad as let on to be.
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Banking/HomeFinancing/ForeclosureCrisisIsOverblown.aspx
Two words: LIBERAL MEDIA
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Two words: LIBERAL MEDIA
Why use an Oxymoron?