08-25-2011, 09:48 AM
It's a strategic move for folks who make shit decisions.
Think about it . . . realtors and mortgage companies sold homes to buyers knowing they couldn't afford the purchase? Hahahaha!
Yeah . . . the buyer had NOTHING to do with the purchase!
Next . . . let's pay for investors' losses in gold, stocks and securities.
C'mon . . . this shit is supposed to increase in value, too.
If the greedy assholes, making poor decisions, would be taxed on the debt forgiveness, I'm on board. If not, they're just like the lazy fucks who don't work and expect the gubment to support their lifestyle and decisions, to me.
Face it . . . they're just another entitlement recipient with "the government owes me" attitude. "It's not MY fault!"
By the way . . . who's paying for all of these purchase deficits?
Oh . . . right. Tax the rich. They CAN afford it!
Think about it . . . realtors and mortgage companies sold homes to buyers knowing they couldn't afford the purchase? Hahahaha!
Yeah . . . the buyer had NOTHING to do with the purchase!
Next . . . let's pay for investors' losses in gold, stocks and securities.
C'mon . . . this shit is supposed to increase in value, too.
If the greedy assholes, making poor decisions, would be taxed on the debt forgiveness, I'm on board. If not, they're just like the lazy fucks who don't work and expect the gubment to support their lifestyle and decisions, to me.
Face it . . . they're just another entitlement recipient with "the government owes me" attitude. "It's not MY fault!"
By the way . . . who's paying for all of these purchase deficits?
Oh . . . right. Tax the rich. They CAN afford it!