Cry babies on this board

[NewtoSanDiego]

I agree voting is most effective, but it is not the only avenue for you to do something.

Money is also key, contribute to organizations that you believe in.

The Center for Responsible Lending was the voice in the wilderness a couple years back railing against Lending abuses and the housing bubble. They lobby the hill agressively trying to counter the big money lobbyist from banking and real estate.

http://www.responsiblelending.org/

There’s countless other organizations, local, state, national that try influence public policy.

Just put your Dollars where your beliefs are.

I agree, letter writing and callng your congressperson is only of very limited effectiveness. But believe it or not, they actually tally it (grunt work for a Hill intern). In a small way it may influence politicians. These folks are always trying to assess public opinion

Write letters to your local town newspaper editor, stage a sit, gather funds from like minded folks and get an ad put in the paper. Start a non-profit (you can do it very cheaply). etc..

Or just go back to watching reruns of American Idol.

[drunkle]

action? why? stimulus sounds nice. I’d like some stimulus.

limits? fha? we dont like no stinkin limits and regulations anyways.

this isn’t welfare or a bailout or a rescue plan for irresponsible, even criminal behaviour. heck, the economy is strong, it’s not in trouble, we’re doing great. this stimulus is only to make things even better and who doesn’t want that?

[drunkle]

action? why? stimulus sounds nice. I’d like some stimulus.

limits? fha? we dont like no stinkin limits and regulations anyways.

this isn’t welfare or a bailout or a rescue plan for irresponsible, even criminal behaviour. heck, the economy is strong, it’s not in trouble, we’re doing great. this stimulus is only to make things even better and who doesn’t want that?

[drunkle]

action? why? stimulus sounds nice. I’d like some stimulus.

limits? fha? we dont like no stinkin limits and regulations anyways.

this isn’t welfare or a bailout or a rescue plan for irresponsible, even criminal behaviour. heck, the economy is strong, it’s not in trouble, we’re doing great. this stimulus is only to make things even better and who doesn’t want that?

[drunkle]

action? why? stimulus sounds nice. I’d like some stimulus.

limits? fha? we dont like no stinkin limits and regulations anyways.

this isn’t welfare or a bailout or a rescue plan for irresponsible, even criminal behaviour. heck, the economy is strong, it’s not in trouble, we’re doing great. this stimulus is only to make things even better and who doesn’t want that?

[drunkle]

action? why? stimulus sounds nice. I’d like some stimulus.

limits? fha? we dont like no stinkin limits and regulations anyways.

this isn’t welfare or a bailout or a rescue plan for irresponsible, even criminal behaviour. heck, the economy is strong, it’s not in trouble, we’re doing great. this stimulus is only to make things even better and who doesn’t want that?

[kewp]

I personally don’t care as I don’t see how anything could make a difference at this point.

People will soon realize that it makes much more sense to toss their keys and buy a cheap foreclosure across the street vs. stretching to make their current payments (regardless of bailout plan). Nothing can stop that tsunami once it gets rolling.

[kewp]

I personally don’t care as I don’t see how anything could make a difference at this point.

People will soon realize that it makes much more sense to toss their keys and buy a cheap foreclosure across the street vs. stretching to make their current payments (regardless of bailout plan). Nothing can stop that tsunami once it gets rolling.

[kewp]

I personally don’t care as I don’t see how anything could make a difference at this point.

People will soon realize that it makes much more sense to toss their keys and buy a cheap foreclosure across the street vs. stretching to make their current payments (regardless of bailout plan). Nothing can stop that tsunami once it gets rolling.

[kewp]

I personally don’t care as I don’t see how anything could make a difference at this point.

People will soon realize that it makes much more sense to toss their keys and buy a cheap foreclosure across the street vs. stretching to make their current payments (regardless of bailout plan). Nothing can stop that tsunami once it gets rolling.

[kewp]

I personally don’t care as I don’t see how anything could make a difference at this point.

People will soon realize that it makes much more sense to toss their keys and buy a cheap foreclosure across the street vs. stretching to make their current payments (regardless of bailout plan). Nothing can stop that tsunami once it gets rolling.

[Coronita]

You guys are a bunch of cry babies…oooo they're gonna raise the the mortgage conforming limits.

If you don't like what is going on, do something about it. Looks like the bill is sitting in the Senate now.

Call or email your Senator Feinstein or Boxer, organize a protest, do whatever you thing might make a difference. You are just bitching on boards to fellow like minded folks.

If you spent as as much time engaged in the politics as you do on this board you might actually make an impact.

 

It continues to amaze me how many people think that one individual letter to the senator, 1 vote, or 1 political action by 1 person would have any impact whatsoever and that such an action would constitute "making a difference". Seriously…we're not kids anymore. Can we get off the ideology crap in thinking that your 1 letter to a senator or 1 vote especially in CA would really make a frickin difference? I have nothing against petition drives, collective efforts, or if everyone wanted all the sudden wanted to collectively blast our senators with our complaints, as well as putting a political campaign fund the get our point across (isn't that how's it's really done anyway?) But the sort of 1 individual can make a difference ideology…come on.

Most politicians suck at economics, so it doesn't really matter what's correct.  It's the same people that I've run into in the office that spend all day talking,acting politics, that they don't get any work done or worse disrupt others from getting work done. I had the unfortunate incident of sharing an office with such a freak, and it was too the point that he was so goddamn disruptive to the team, that I had to talk to a few folks to indirectly remove him from the damn project. One time, his waste of time sort of got on my nerves so much that, I flat out asked him that if he loved politics so much, why doesn't he quit his current job and go pursue something in politics. Work for some person's campaign, or something. And the response?…."It doesn't pay enough for me.." Lol! what conviction! And my next question : "why don't you put your money where your mouth is?" No response.

 

BTW who here is on Ron Paul's campaign in SD, and where can I send a campaign contribution?

 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

[Coronita]

You guys are a bunch of cry babies…oooo they're gonna raise the the mortgage conforming limits.

If you don't like what is going on, do something about it. Looks like the bill is sitting in the Senate now.

Call or email your Senator Feinstein or Boxer, organize a protest, do whatever you thing might make a difference. You are just bitching on boards to fellow like minded folks.

If you spent as as much time engaged in the politics as you do on this board you might actually make an impact.

 

It continues to amaze me how many people think that one individual letter to the senator, 1 vote, or 1 political action by 1 person would have any impact whatsoever and that such an action would constitute "making a difference". Seriously…we're not kids anymore. Can we get off the ideology crap in thinking that your 1 letter to a senator or 1 vote especially in CA would really make a frickin difference? I have nothing against petition drives, collective efforts, or if everyone wanted all the sudden wanted to collectively blast our senators with our complaints, as well as putting a political campaign fund the get our point across (isn't that how's it's really done anyway?) But the sort of 1 individual can make a difference ideology…come on.

Most politicians suck at economics, so it doesn't really matter what's correct.  It's the same people that I've run into in the office that spend all day talking,acting politics, that they don't get any work done or worse disrupt others from getting work done. I had the unfortunate incident of sharing an office with such a freak, and it was too the point that he was so goddamn disruptive to the team, that I had to talk to a few folks to indirectly remove him from the damn project. One time, his waste of time sort of got on my nerves so much that, I flat out asked him that if he loved politics so much, why doesn't he quit his current job and go pursue something in politics. Work for some person's campaign, or something. And the response?…."It doesn't pay enough for me.." Lol! what conviction! And my next question : "why don't you put your money where your mouth is?" No response.

 

BTW who here is on Ron Paul's campaign in SD, and where can I send a campaign contribution?

 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

[Coronita]

You guys are a bunch of cry babies…oooo they're gonna raise the the mortgage conforming limits.

If you don't like what is going on, do something about it. Looks like the bill is sitting in the Senate now.

Call or email your Senator Feinstein or Boxer, organize a protest, do whatever you thing might make a difference. You are just bitching on boards to fellow like minded folks.

If you spent as as much time engaged in the politics as you do on this board you might actually make an impact.

 

It continues to amaze me how many people think that one individual letter to the senator, 1 vote, or 1 political action by 1 person would have any impact whatsoever and that such an action would constitute "making a difference". Seriously…we're not kids anymore. Can we get off the ideology crap in thinking that your 1 letter to a senator or 1 vote especially in CA would really make a frickin difference? I have nothing against petition drives, collective efforts, or if everyone wanted all the sudden wanted to collectively blast our senators with our complaints, as well as putting a political campaign fund the get our point across (isn't that how's it's really done anyway?) But the sort of 1 individual can make a difference ideology…come on.

Most politicians suck at economics, so it doesn't really matter what's correct.  It's the same people that I've run into in the office that spend all day talking,acting politics, that they don't get any work done or worse disrupt others from getting work done. I had the unfortunate incident of sharing an office with such a freak, and it was too the point that he was so goddamn disruptive to the team, that I had to talk to a few folks to indirectly remove him from the damn project. One time, his waste of time sort of got on my nerves so much that, I flat out asked him that if he loved politics so much, why doesn't he quit his current job and go pursue something in politics. Work for some person's campaign, or something. And the response?…."It doesn't pay enough for me.." Lol! what conviction! And my next question : "why don't you put your money where your mouth is?" No response.

 

BTW who here is on Ron Paul's campaign in SD, and where can I send a campaign contribution?

 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

[Coronita]

You guys are a bunch of cry babies…oooo they're gonna raise the the mortgage conforming limits.

If you don't like what is going on, do something about it. Looks like the bill is sitting in the Senate now.

Call or email your Senator Feinstein or Boxer, organize a protest, do whatever you thing might make a difference. You are just bitching on boards to fellow like minded folks.

If you spent as as much time engaged in the politics as you do on this board you might actually make an impact.

 

It continues to amaze me how many people think that one individual letter to the senator, 1 vote, or 1 political action by 1 person would have any impact whatsoever and that such an action would constitute "making a difference". Seriously…we're not kids anymore. Can we get off the ideology crap in thinking that your 1 letter to a senator or 1 vote especially in CA would really make a frickin difference? I have nothing against petition drives, collective efforts, or if everyone wanted all the sudden wanted to collectively blast our senators with our complaints, as well as putting a political campaign fund the get our point across (isn't that how's it's really done anyway?) But the sort of 1 individual can make a difference ideology…come on.

Most politicians suck at economics, so it doesn't really matter what's correct.  It's the same people that I've run into in the office that spend all day talking,acting politics, that they don't get any work done or worse disrupt others from getting work done. I had the unfortunate incident of sharing an office with such a freak, and it was too the point that he was so goddamn disruptive to the team, that I had to talk to a few folks to indirectly remove him from the damn project. One time, his waste of time sort of got on my nerves so much that, I flat out asked him that if he loved politics so much, why doesn't he quit his current job and go pursue something in politics. Work for some person's campaign, or something. And the response?…."It doesn't pay enough for me.." Lol! what conviction! And my next question : "why don't you put your money where your mouth is?" No response.

 

BTW who here is on Ron Paul's campaign in SD, and where can I send a campaign contribution?

 

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