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Thread: Are you "Furious".
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06-23-2012, 10:50 PM #91
The factors involved with the current financial mess we are in include the Housing Bubble do not forget. You talk about banks behaving badly. The whole mess in the housing market was brought on by the progressive entitlement mentality that everyone should own a home and no one should rent. So back in the Clinton era, they in acted policies that forced lenders to sell these subprime mortgages to individuals that could not in no way afford them. So saddled with all of this toxic subprime mortgage paper, well you know what happened. The bubble broke and the real estate market is yet to recover.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure."
Thomas Jefferson, Paris, November 13th 1787
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06-23-2012, 11:30 PM #92Originally Posted by MasterMason03
So whose darn opinion matters?Originally Posted by spazola
Apparently your opinion and the opinions you agree with matter, that is all.
This thread makes me furious.
I am neither Left not Right, I form my own opinions on issues.
Partisan politics sucks, neither party or ideology has a monopoly on good ideas.
Why does it make you furious? Is not a forum like not the perfect place for like minded and unlike minded people to get together and discuss the issues without the perception that people getting their toes stepped on.
I am not a hardcore right-winger. I have positions that cross the gamut of politics, religion, and science. I happen to be a Christian who believes in creation and evolution. Does that make me sound like someone who rides the right-wing.
Politics does suck but is does not mean we cannot have a healthy debate about it.
In the spirit of decorum, I myself as a gentleman will graciously and humbly go one to better things. By the way, everyone should checkout my new to me Brossard razor I just got in the mail.
JoshuaLast edited by MasterMason03; 06-23-2012 at 11:35 PM.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is it's natural manure."
Thomas Jefferson, Paris, November 13th 1787
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06-23-2012, 11:34 PM #93
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06-23-2012, 11:44 PM #94
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Thanked: 15I agree.
The vote by the panel that split so clearly down the party line was deeply saddening.
Holder contempt motion passes panel in party line vote - The Hill's Video
It is also saddening to see that the actual perpetrator(s) of Agent Terry has not been captured.
Officials say three illegal immigrants arrested when Terry was gunned down could not be connected to the crime and were returned to Mexico. A fourth person is being held, but isn't charged in the murder.
We had a United States officer spill his blood 11 miles into our border, and we can't even give the man's family the justice they deserve.
I'm all for seeking opportunities in the land of milk and honey, but I find the idea that someone would dare walk into our soil with AK-47 in hand and ready to gun down our boys in cold blood extremely infuriating.
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06-24-2012, 12:02 AM #95
Dude!!! You have NO idea what you are talking about! None!! That it rolls off your keyboard as fact kills me! Who on Earth is feeding you that utter and complete...
Well yes - you kind of come across as a republican zealot... Blaming Clinton for the housing bubble lol!
Debate is great but it's kind of hard to have a debate when one is always trying to educate another on the facts. Fact's seemingly are open to interpretation by you and hence yes you do come across as a bit of a zealot - I guess I do too to you as well, but dang bro - again you type things out as fact and for those who know better...
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06-24-2012, 12:07 AM #96
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Thanked: 8Facts do not support this statement.
Most defaults resulted from private mortgage sources not public.
Most were in suburbs away from inner city.
Only small percentage of defaults were from CRA sourced mortgages.
FNMA and Freddie Mac got into the "game" late.
Mr Crotalus should study up on this more fully.
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06-24-2012, 12:20 AM #97
Now why should he do that? He uses the usual right wing tactic they have been programmed to use. Disregard the facts, manipulate the facts, change history and just go on the attack with that. When met with facts they can't handle drop the subject and re-attack with a new line.
These poor folks just can't help themselves.
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06-24-2012, 12:38 AM #98
Uhm, sorry to break it to you, but it doesn't. If you read through the end that FoxNews article that Crotalus posted, you will see the argument how that precedent does NOT apply to the current case. The only times that article mentions the opposite it is just quoting some conservative figure's declaration without explaining how it is the same. The only time there is an argument comparing the two cases directly it concludes that they are NOT equivalent.
I notice a pattern of not reading through and through. You failed to provide more than one name as well as to address the part I now highlighted in red.
Simply throwing declaration after declaration is doing more harm than good to your credibility and the causes you're defending. These are not arguments, it's an elementary school level shouting of the type "It is so, because I say it is, I said it first, I said it the most, and I said it the loudest".
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06-24-2012, 02:09 AM #99
Clinton IS responsible for the Housing Bubble. I told you to research the Community Reinvestment Act, but as usual you didn't bother to check any facts.
The CRA was started by Carter, expanded by Clinton and is directly responsible for the housing bubble, and the Derivative mess. It FORCED the banks to make bad loans to people that could not afford them.Last edited by Crotalus; 06-24-2012 at 02:13 AM.
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06-24-2012, 02:16 AM #100