Comments on: Mortgage Bailout Keeps Getting Worse http://axisofright.com/2009/03/06/mortgage-bailout-keeps-getting-worse/ Conservative Politics, Religion, Culture, and Anything Else Fri, 19 Mar 2010 17:56:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Terence Hartehttp://axisofright.com/2009/03/06/mortgage-bailout-keeps-getting-worse/comment-page-1/#comment-16730 Terence Harte Sun, 08 Mar 2009 21:55:21 +0000 http://axisofright.com/?p=5275#comment-16730 Thank you Ms Malkin for you observations and logical, fairly fair articles. I am an Anglo-African. I place Anglo first because it's where I was born and more my culture than Africa. So as you can see, I don't follow trends. I try to view both sides in the knowledge that both sides believe themselves to be right then form an opinion that is just that. Not the word of right or wrong. I, as a perminant visa holder, could not vote, but I would have voted for Obama, seemed very leval headed and his socialist style,I thought, was just to gain the vote. How could he receive so much corporate donation. Finances do have to be brought to an internationally competetive leval or like empires before we'll fall. However, this "ticker taper parade" approach to bailout is fool hardy. What would each of us have learnt, to not take responsibility for our own mistakes, that the wealthy should be blamed for being business minded. Business is about making money. Their responsibility is to profit. The government should have stuck up for us or us for ourselves. Tried to say this,met a cold and dark reply.Now I keep my mouth shut in public. People will do what they want anyway. Did the every day person save money for retirement? No. Do we live beneath our means? No. So why just cast blame. I'm getting every penny I can, investing in building affordable property and setting myself to be both a prepared for the soon lack of cash or growing debt. And to be apart of the solution. Federal funds will run dry, services will be drastically cut and taxes will be gained another way. People will need fair and honest help. The way houses are valued, the currant equations used. All wrong, for real prices. All right, for a sliding scale,so as to maximise profit, but people lie to themselves and voluntarily "declare income" The wealthy should not be made to suffer for doing business and the less wealth should be taught how to utilise common sense and put aside the "more credit attitude" Plus be more honest, we know what's being done so we can gain high wages and still live the American lifestyle. Don't blame, just say, hey, we do what we choose to, to maintain. Why should America fall like empires past. Hold on for as long as possible. But sooner or later, we will have to gain allie instead of adversaries. And I'm give our President more time. At he hasn't started a war and his image(yea,black) should gain more chance of economic unity. Sorry, a bit long. This is the only blog reply I'll post. Ms Malkin's writing stired me, greater brevity and less snobish sounding than mine. Please forgive.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('16730','Terence Harte'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('16730','Terence Harte','Thank you Ms Malkin for you observations and logical, fairly fair articles. I am an Anglo-African. I place Anglo first because it\'s where I was born and more my culture than Africa. So as you can see, I don\'t follow trends. I try to view both sides in the knowledge that both sides believe themselves to be right then form an opinion that is just that. Not the word of right or wrong. I, as a perminant visa holder, could not vote, but I would have voted for Obama, seemed very leval headed and his socialist style,I thought, was just to gain the vote. How could he receive so much corporate donation. Finances do have to be brought to an internationally competetive leval or like empires before we\'ll fall. However, this \"ticker taper parade\" approach to bailout is fool hardy. What would each of us have learnt, to not take responsibility for our own mistakes, that the wealthy should be blamed for being business minded. Business is about making money. Their responsibility is to profit. The government should have stuck up for us or us for ourselves. Tried to say this,met a cold and dark reply.Now I keep my mouth shut in public. People will do what they want anyway. Did the every day person save money for retirement? No. Do we live beneath our means? No. So why just cast blame. I\'m getting every penny I can, investing in building affordable property and setting myself to be both a prepared for the soon lack of cash or growing debt. And to be apart of the solution. Federal funds will run dry, services will be drastically cut and taxes will be gained another way. People will need fair and honest help. The way houses are valued, the currant equations used. All wrong, for real prices. All right, for a sliding scale,so as to maximise profit, but people lie to themselves and voluntarily \"declare income\" The wealthy should not be made to suffer for doing business and the less wealth should be taught how to utilise common sense and put aside the \"more credit attitude\" Plus be more honest, we know what\'s being done so we can gain high wages and still live the American lifestyle. Don\'t blame, just say, hey, we do what we choose to, to maintain. Why should America fall like empires past. Hold on for as long as possible. But sooner or later, we will have to gain allie instead of adversaries. And I\'m give our President more time. At he hasn\'t started a war and his image(yea,black) should gain more chance of economic unity. Sorry, a bit long. This is the only blog reply I\'ll post. Ms Malkin\'s writing stired me, greater brevity and less snobish sounding than mine. Please forgive.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Thank you Ms Malkin for you observations and logical, fairly fair articles. I am an Anglo-African. I place Anglo first because it’s where I was born and more my culture than Africa. So as you can see, I don’t follow trends. I try to view both sides in the knowledge that both sides believe themselves to be right then form an opinion that is just that. Not the word of right or wrong. I, as a perminant visa holder, could not vote, but I would have voted for Obama, seemed very leval headed and his socialist style,I thought, was just to gain the vote. How could he receive so much corporate donation. Finances do have to be brought to an internationally competetive leval or like empires before we’ll fall. However, this “ticker taper parade” approach to bailout is fool hardy. What would each of us have learnt, to not take responsibility for our own mistakes, that the wealthy should be blamed for being business minded. Business is about making money. Their responsibility is to profit. The government should have stuck up for us or us for ourselves. Tried to say this,met a cold and dark reply.Now I keep my mouth shut in public. People will do what they want anyway. Did the every day person save money for retirement? No. Do we live beneath our means? No. So why just cast blame. I’m getting every penny I can, investing in building affordable property and setting myself to be both a prepared for the soon lack of cash or growing debt. And to be apart of the solution. Federal funds will run dry, services will be drastically cut and taxes will be gained another way. People will need fair and honest help. The way houses are valued, the currant equations used. All wrong, for real prices. All right, for a sliding scale,so as to maximise profit, but people lie to themselves and voluntarily “declare income” The wealthy should not be made to suffer for doing business and the less wealth should be taught how to utilise common sense and put aside the “more credit attitude” Plus be more honest, we know what’s being done so we can gain high wages and still live the American lifestyle. Don’t blame, just say, hey, we do what we choose to, to maintain. Why should America fall like empires past. Hold on for as long as possible. But sooner or later, we will have to gain allie instead of adversaries. And I’m give our President more time. At he hasn’t started a war and his image(yea,black) should gain more chance of economic unity. Sorry, a bit long. This is the only blog reply I’ll post. Ms Malkin’s writing stired me, greater brevity and less snobish sounding than mine. Please forgive.
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]]> By: Mr. Bluehttp://axisofright.com/2009/03/06/mortgage-bailout-keeps-getting-worse/comment-page-1/#comment-16613 Mr. Blue Sat, 07 Mar 2009 01:05:16 +0000 http://axisofright.com/?p=5275#comment-16613 <em>Responsible people will pay for it if anything goes wrong! </em>Only as long as we allow it. Unfortunately, the mentality of these losers is that they feel so entitled to live in their own home. You can blame that one on the clinton era :(<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('16613','Mr. Blue'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('16613','Mr. Blue','<em>Responsible people will pay for it if anything goes wrong! <\/em>\r\n\r\nOnly as long as we allow it. Unfortunately, the mentality of these losers is that they feel so entitled to live in their own home. You can blame that one on the clinton era :('); return false;">Quote</a></div> Responsible people will pay for it if anything goes wrong!

Only as long as we allow it. Unfortunately, the mentality of these losers is that they feel so entitled to live in their own home. You can blame that one on the clinton era :(

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]]> By: Snoop-Diggity-DANG-Dawghttp://axisofright.com/2009/03/06/mortgage-bailout-keeps-getting-worse/comment-page-1/#comment-16603 Snoop-Diggity-DANG-Dawg Fri, 06 Mar 2009 21:25:22 +0000 http://axisofright.com/?p=5275#comment-16603 <em>...by allowing loans and mortgages to be restructured, you are changing the market for mortage terms and conditions, as well as home values.</em>Absolutely. He not only abrogates contract law, but rewards irresponsible, fucktard behavior.Be a moron! Responsible people will pay for it if anything goes wrong!<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('16603','Snoop-Diggity-DANG-Dawg'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('16603','Snoop-Diggity-DANG-Dawg','<em>...by allowing loans and mortgages to be restructured, you are changing the market for mortage terms and conditions, as well as home values.<\/em>\r\n\r\nAbsolutely. He not only abrogates contract law, but rewards irresponsible, fucktard behavior.\r\n\r\nBe a moron! Responsible people will pay for it if anything goes wrong!'); return false;">Quote</a></div> …by allowing loans and mortgages to be restructured, you are changing the market for mortage terms and conditions, as well as home values.

Absolutely. He not only abrogates contract law, but rewards irresponsible, fucktard behavior.

Be a moron! Responsible people will pay for it if anything goes wrong!

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