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Well! What do you have to say for yourself Nevada! Did you even bother to come to his aid? Eh, NB I’ll just send you an untraceable firearm for the next time that happens.





Get to work you fucks!


What has pissed me off about this bail out/ duct tape fix is that everyone (politicians, media, anyone talking about it) keep trying to spin the shit out of it. Leave the politics out of it; all parties concerned are guilty (financial institutions, dems, repubs).
What does SSH want to see:
Government purchase of the toxic debt (default house loan bundles) When the market stabilizes sell these bundles back at fair market value (not the inflated false value place on them by the bubble) this is why we will never recoup all the funds, the loans were disproportionate to the actual value of the homes. This is a better then the alternative.
Legislation making these kinds of unethical financial practices a federal offence with some real time spent behind real bars. It must be a federal law otherwise there could be state by state safe havens.
Then get a group of wahoos allot smarter then me to re-write the books to fit the economy of today instead of 1908.
I would also like members of congress to burn. How many have been paraded across the political commentary shows this week. They all say the same thing “I knew about this years ago.” Oh ok ass. You knew and did nothing. I suppose this should not surprise me.
Then there is Barney frank and Dodd. To me there is none more responsible then these two. Granted it was Republican deregulation that enabled what they did. But it was they who pushed it. I would like to see heads roll, the more the better. And then we have the board members, and CEO’s. Public hangings anyone?

The government isn’t erasing anything. They are buying what now has no value. Give the financial markets time to adjust. When things bounce back they will sell them back. We will never get all the money back because many of the houses were sold over value.
