Foreclosure freeze conspiracy theory

[davelj]

Today on this topic:

Tom Lawler: “Foreclosure-Gate”: Who Will, and Who Should “Pay”?

http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/10/lawler-foreclosure-gate-who-will-and.html

[Aecetia]

Who will pay, probably the tax payers especially if the banks go out of business. Who should pay, the banks or mortgage company who did not do their due diligence and allowed this fraud to occur.

[Aecetia]

Who will pay, probably the tax payers especially if the banks go out of business. Who should pay, the banks or mortgage company who did not do their due diligence and allowed this fraud to occur.

[Aecetia]

Who will pay, probably the tax payers especially if the banks go out of business. Who should pay, the banks or mortgage company who did not do their due diligence and allowed this fraud to occur.

[Aecetia]

Who will pay, probably the tax payers especially if the banks go out of business. Who should pay, the banks or mortgage company who did not do their due diligence and allowed this fraud to occur.

[Aecetia]

Who will pay, probably the tax payers especially if the banks go out of business. Who should pay, the banks or mortgage company who did not do their due diligence and allowed this fraud to occur.

[patientrenter]

[quote=permabear]

Combined with the Fed’s blatantly overt efforts to completely debase our currency, it makes me wonder why my family bothers trying to practice fiscal prudence at all. We live in a modest house, nowhere near the max we can afford, and save 30% of our income for the future (college/retirement)….[/quote]

In the US of 2010, your behavior qualifies you as a full-fledged moron. I qualify too. What a country!

[patientrenter]

[quote=permabear]

Combined with the Fed’s blatantly overt efforts to completely debase our currency, it makes me wonder why my family bothers trying to practice fiscal prudence at all. We live in a modest house, nowhere near the max we can afford, and save 30% of our income for the future (college/retirement)….[/quote]

In the US of 2010, your behavior qualifies you as a full-fledged moron. I qualify too. What a country!

[patientrenter]

[quote=permabear]

Combined with the Fed’s blatantly overt efforts to completely debase our currency, it makes me wonder why my family bothers trying to practice fiscal prudence at all. We live in a modest house, nowhere near the max we can afford, and save 30% of our income for the future (college/retirement)….[/quote]

In the US of 2010, your behavior qualifies you as a full-fledged moron. I qualify too. What a country!

[patientrenter]

[quote=permabear]

Combined with the Fed’s blatantly overt efforts to completely debase our currency, it makes me wonder why my family bothers trying to practice fiscal prudence at all. We live in a modest house, nowhere near the max we can afford, and save 30% of our income for the future (college/retirement)….[/quote]

In the US of 2010, your behavior qualifies you as a full-fledged moron. I qualify too. What a country!

[patientrenter]

[quote=permabear]

Combined with the Fed’s blatantly overt efforts to completely debase our currency, it makes me wonder why my family bothers trying to practice fiscal prudence at all. We live in a modest house, nowhere near the max we can afford, and save 30% of our income for the future (college/retirement)….[/quote]

In the US of 2010, your behavior qualifies you as a full-fledged moron. I qualify too. What a country!

[fun4vnay2]

this behavior is simply absurd though I do the same and I am seriously thinking about changing it

[fun4vnay2]

this behavior is simply absurd though I do the same and I am seriously thinking about changing it

[fun4vnay2]

this behavior is simply absurd though I do the same and I am seriously thinking about changing it

[fun4vnay2]

this behavior is simply absurd though I do the same and I am seriously thinking about changing it

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