01-29-2009, 10:03 PM
Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:I don't think that most American's will really realize the impact of what we are going through until they see their neighbors with a uhaul outside the house because they got laid off or lost their home. This is going to be much more widespread than what we saw in the 80's where only a few developers and risk takers went broke. This one is going to be felt by everyone.
And the saddest part of the deal, is the bankers that created most of it, are the only ones that have been given any money to bail "us" out.
This will go down as the biggest travesty of justice when the banks that played games with people mortgages stand by and watch as people lose their homes and jobs.I read the guy at Merrill Lynch spent a million on renovating his office last year and citibank was still trying to buy a 40 million dollar jet last week.They don't get it because they never actually worked for the money that comes in any way and the government bailed them out when they shit the bed.Its a shame they don't take the brunt of this.
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