It’s getting SCARY out there folks…

[Wiley]

Drunkie,
Not sure where to even start. So you advocate regulating society as well as regulating what they trade? Yes lets let a small group of men decide whats best for us. I think your advocating…actually not sure what your saying.

What you guys are missing is that every time the gov’t does something FOR someone, it does something TO someone else. I’m guessing you will argue this too.

No where did I say no regulations. I’m just in favor of say what our founding fathers envisioned. A VERY limited role of government and increased power at the lower levels, ie states, counties, etc but still limited. They understood the ramifications of big gov’t. I believe law is critical to freedom especially as it pertains to limitations of the gov’t to interfere with it.

4runner, to answer your question about free societies I’ll refer to Ludwig Von Mises…

Since time immemorial in the realm of Western civilization, liberty has been considered as the most precious good. What gave to the West its eminence was precisely its concern about liberty, a social ideal foreign to the oriental peoples. The social philosophy of the Occident is essentially a philosophy of freedom. The main content of the history of Europe and the communities founded by European emigrants and their descendants in other parts of the world was the struggle for liberty. “Rugged” individualism is the signature of our civilization. No open attack upon the freedom of the individual had any prospect of success.

We lock up citizens at rates as high as eight times the rest of the industrialized world. Is it because we have more crime? No. What do you get for all this increased spending on enforcing the increased regulations? More tyranny voted upon yourselves.

Ask yourself where your belief system comes from? It’s not from our founding fathers I assure you.

[latesummer2008]

What about Real Estate? Does every thread on Piggington ultimately, end up about the discussion of Libertarianism? It’s getting old. Perhaps we can discuss the business of WHERE the Real Estate Market is going, based on FACTS that are now becoming apparent.

The Libertarian Dogma is tiring already…

http://westsideremeltdown.blogspot.com

[latesummer2008]

What about Real Estate? Does every thread on Piggington ultimately, end up about the discussion of Libertarianism? It’s getting old. Perhaps we can discuss the business of WHERE the Real Estate Market is going, based on FACTS that are now becoming apparent.

The Libertarian Dogma is tiring already…

http://westsideremeltdown.blogspot.com

[cr]

To get back ON topic…

I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.

California foreclosures soar to 20-year high

In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.

Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.

It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.

[cr]

To get back ON topic…

I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.

California foreclosures soar to 20-year high

In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.

Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.

It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.

[cr]

To get back ON topic…

I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.

California foreclosures soar to 20-year high

In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.

Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.

It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.

[cr]

To get back ON topic…

I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.

California foreclosures soar to 20-year high

In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.

Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.

It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.

[cr]

To get back ON topic…

I didn’t see this posted here yet, and rather than start a new thread I thought this post from last May when things were supposedly “landing softly”, was appropriate.

California foreclosures soar to 20-year high

In all, some 63,061 homes were lost to foreclosure in the second quarter — the most in any quarter since 1988, when the firm began tracking foreclosures.

Notices of default, meanwhile, more than doubled in the second quarter to 121,341 loans on a total of 118,020 homes, compared to the year-ago period.

It may stop getting worse (could it get any worse?) but that doesn’t mean it’s going to get better anytime soon either, and I doubt there are 60,000 new REOs listed in the MLS from this quarter. If I’m wrong, send me the listings for LA.

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[latesummer2008]

I guess my predictions for San Diego weren’t so wrong after all. Hate to say I told you so, but, I told you so. Parts of SD County off 50% or more by “Late Summer 2008″…..

[latesummer2008]

I guess my predictions for San Diego weren’t so wrong after all. Hate to say I told you so, but, I told you so. Parts of SD County off 50% or more by “Late Summer 2008″…..

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