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September 17, 2010 at 8:50 AM #606829September 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM #605768scaredyclassicParticipant
is she part of the shadow inventory?
can extend and pretend really work?
when i hear people talk about their loan mods, things like this, it makes me think the downside risk is large, the upside possibilities small. makes me feel icky about participating in such a
market.i think i’d rather live in Cuba than somalia. better parties? North korea is my second choice. then somalia.
September 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM #605855scaredyclassicParticipantis she part of the shadow inventory?
can extend and pretend really work?
when i hear people talk about their loan mods, things like this, it makes me think the downside risk is large, the upside possibilities small. makes me feel icky about participating in such a
market.i think i’d rather live in Cuba than somalia. better parties? North korea is my second choice. then somalia.
September 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM #606409scaredyclassicParticipantis she part of the shadow inventory?
can extend and pretend really work?
when i hear people talk about their loan mods, things like this, it makes me think the downside risk is large, the upside possibilities small. makes me feel icky about participating in such a
market.i think i’d rather live in Cuba than somalia. better parties? North korea is my second choice. then somalia.
September 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM #606515scaredyclassicParticipantis she part of the shadow inventory?
can extend and pretend really work?
when i hear people talk about their loan mods, things like this, it makes me think the downside risk is large, the upside possibilities small. makes me feel icky about participating in such a
market.i think i’d rather live in Cuba than somalia. better parties? North korea is my second choice. then somalia.
September 17, 2010 at 8:53 AM #606834scaredyclassicParticipantis she part of the shadow inventory?
can extend and pretend really work?
when i hear people talk about their loan mods, things like this, it makes me think the downside risk is large, the upside possibilities small. makes me feel icky about participating in such a
market.i think i’d rather live in Cuba than somalia. better parties? North korea is my second choice. then somalia.
September 17, 2010 at 10:26 AM #605813jimmyleParticipantWe all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.
September 17, 2010 at 10:26 AM #605900jimmyleParticipantWe all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.
September 17, 2010 at 10:26 AM #606454jimmyleParticipantWe all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.
September 17, 2010 at 10:26 AM #606560jimmyleParticipantWe all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.
September 17, 2010 at 10:26 AM #606879jimmyleParticipantWe all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.
September 18, 2010 at 11:26 AM #606238patbParticipant[quote=jimmyle]We all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.[/quote]
Your sales tacos are high because capital taxes are low.
The prop 13 tax freeze capped property taxes so long held properties pay less then starter homes. That was a maqasive intergenerational tax.
Then finical instruments are not taxed so your consumption is.
September 18, 2010 at 11:26 AM #606326patbParticipant[quote=jimmyle]We all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.[/quote]
Your sales tacos are high because capital taxes are low.
The prop 13 tax freeze capped property taxes so long held properties pay less then starter homes. That was a maqasive intergenerational tax.
Then finical instruments are not taxed so your consumption is.
September 18, 2010 at 11:26 AM #606880patbParticipant[quote=jimmyle]We all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.[/quote]
Your sales tacos are high because capital taxes are low.
The prop 13 tax freeze capped property taxes so long held properties pay less then starter homes. That was a maqasive intergenerational tax.
Then finical instruments are not taxed so your consumption is.
September 18, 2010 at 11:26 AM #606987patbParticipant[quote=jimmyle]We all know that we need a government. The only debate is that how big should it be? Currently, the majority of people think that the government has gotten too big and too wasteful. Our sales tax started out at 0%, and now it is approaching 10% and they still want to squeeze in another half percent and people are tired of this.[/quote]
Your sales tacos are high because capital taxes are low.
The prop 13 tax freeze capped property taxes so long held properties pay less then starter homes. That was a maqasive intergenerational tax.
Then finical instruments are not taxed so your consumption is.
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