100,000 living for free in Inland Empire

[4plexowner]

‘Before we condemn average people for making a “poor economic decision”, remember that the drum to buy, with the messaging that “housing will never go down”, because “it never does”, and “if you don’t buy now, you’ll be priced out forever” was beating loudly for several years. Banks, realtors, and the Corporate Media all colluded to fool the public.’

there were MANY people who weren’t fooled by any of this – why should they suffer because of the fools?

there were even those of us who tried to talk some sense into these fools and, for our efforts, were called ‘doom and gloomers’, ‘conspiracy theorists’, etc – we were also told that we didn’t know what we were talking about, that it was ‘different this time’, etc

and now we are supposed to roll over and wet ourselves while the fools get bailed out with our tax money?

[scaredyclassic]

if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…

[scaredyclassic]

if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…

[scaredyclassic]

if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…

[scaredyclassic]

if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…

[scaredyclassic]

if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…[/quote]

Yea OK just don’t take away my Xbox.

How about Video Gaming, seems my nephew never stops playing his.

We could just become a nation of Video game addicts.

Kind of like Watching Oprah or something.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…[/quote]

Yea OK just don’t take away my Xbox.

How about Video Gaming, seems my nephew never stops playing his.

We could just become a nation of Video game addicts.

Kind of like Watching Oprah or something.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…[/quote]

Yea OK just don’t take away my Xbox.

How about Video Gaming, seems my nephew never stops playing his.

We could just become a nation of Video game addicts.

Kind of like Watching Oprah or something.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…[/quote]

Yea OK just don’t take away my Xbox.

How about Video Gaming, seems my nephew never stops playing his.

We could just become a nation of Video game addicts.

Kind of like Watching Oprah or something.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=scaredycat]if there’s enough food and stuff, why work? I remember when i was a little kid, there was supposed to be a lot more leisure in the future. maybe this is it. Maybe we are supposed to have a lot more leisure. and this is the way th leisure happens Biblically, I understand everyone’s expectation is that we will earn our bread by the sweat of our brow? But what if all that sweat isnt making the country richer? Will the nation really be wealthier if there are more baristas? Maybe we nned more monks, more amateur philosophers…[/quote]

Yea OK just don’t take away my Xbox.

How about Video Gaming, seems my nephew never stops playing his.

We could just become a nation of Video game addicts.

Kind of like Watching Oprah or something.

[UCGal]

Reading this thread is a good reminder to get my veggie seeds in the ground. You never know what the future holds.

[UCGal]

Reading this thread is a good reminder to get my veggie seeds in the ground. You never know what the future holds.

[UCGal]

Reading this thread is a good reminder to get my veggie seeds in the ground. You never know what the future holds.

[UCGal]

Reading this thread is a good reminder to get my veggie seeds in the ground. You never know what the future holds.

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