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May 22, 2008 at 1:12 PM #209997May 22, 2008 at 1:17 PM #209856meadandaleParticipant
I see, so people who use credit unwisely are just misunderstood and need a hug?
I can imagine the look of desperation on the faces of those charging all the clothes, dinners and flat screen tv’s on their credit cards.
May 22, 2008 at 1:17 PM #209923meadandaleParticipantI see, so people who use credit unwisely are just misunderstood and need a hug?
I can imagine the look of desperation on the faces of those charging all the clothes, dinners and flat screen tv’s on their credit cards.
May 22, 2008 at 1:17 PM #209954meadandaleParticipantI see, so people who use credit unwisely are just misunderstood and need a hug?
I can imagine the look of desperation on the faces of those charging all the clothes, dinners and flat screen tv’s on their credit cards.
May 22, 2008 at 1:17 PM #209973meadandaleParticipantI see, so people who use credit unwisely are just misunderstood and need a hug?
I can imagine the look of desperation on the faces of those charging all the clothes, dinners and flat screen tv’s on their credit cards.
May 22, 2008 at 1:17 PM #210007meadandaleParticipantI see, so people who use credit unwisely are just misunderstood and need a hug?
I can imagine the look of desperation on the faces of those charging all the clothes, dinners and flat screen tv’s on their credit cards.
May 22, 2008 at 1:18 PM #209867ucodegenParticipantFor those of you who have and are now bitter, why not let it go?
We’re not bitter. It is very simple. We know that the responsible tax payers are being lined up to shoulder this upcoming burden. This includes people on fixed income. All these stories of the ‘poor people’ are just trying to line everything up to make it seem acceptable. The only problem is that if people who are in dire straights now, don’t learn from their mistakes, it will only be repeated if they are bailed out.I am tired of bailing out an overspending congress.. and now irresponsible speculators, homebuyers, high paid corporate investment directors and companies.
May 22, 2008 at 1:18 PM #209933ucodegenParticipantFor those of you who have and are now bitter, why not let it go?
We’re not bitter. It is very simple. We know that the responsible tax payers are being lined up to shoulder this upcoming burden. This includes people on fixed income. All these stories of the ‘poor people’ are just trying to line everything up to make it seem acceptable. The only problem is that if people who are in dire straights now, don’t learn from their mistakes, it will only be repeated if they are bailed out.I am tired of bailing out an overspending congress.. and now irresponsible speculators, homebuyers, high paid corporate investment directors and companies.
May 22, 2008 at 1:18 PM #209965ucodegenParticipantFor those of you who have and are now bitter, why not let it go?
We’re not bitter. It is very simple. We know that the responsible tax payers are being lined up to shoulder this upcoming burden. This includes people on fixed income. All these stories of the ‘poor people’ are just trying to line everything up to make it seem acceptable. The only problem is that if people who are in dire straights now, don’t learn from their mistakes, it will only be repeated if they are bailed out.I am tired of bailing out an overspending congress.. and now irresponsible speculators, homebuyers, high paid corporate investment directors and companies.
May 22, 2008 at 1:18 PM #209983ucodegenParticipantFor those of you who have and are now bitter, why not let it go?
We’re not bitter. It is very simple. We know that the responsible tax payers are being lined up to shoulder this upcoming burden. This includes people on fixed income. All these stories of the ‘poor people’ are just trying to line everything up to make it seem acceptable. The only problem is that if people who are in dire straights now, don’t learn from their mistakes, it will only be repeated if they are bailed out.I am tired of bailing out an overspending congress.. and now irresponsible speculators, homebuyers, high paid corporate investment directors and companies.
May 22, 2008 at 1:18 PM #210017ucodegenParticipantFor those of you who have and are now bitter, why not let it go?
We’re not bitter. It is very simple. We know that the responsible tax payers are being lined up to shoulder this upcoming burden. This includes people on fixed income. All these stories of the ‘poor people’ are just trying to line everything up to make it seem acceptable. The only problem is that if people who are in dire straights now, don’t learn from their mistakes, it will only be repeated if they are bailed out.I am tired of bailing out an overspending congress.. and now irresponsible speculators, homebuyers, high paid corporate investment directors and companies.
May 22, 2008 at 1:51 PM #209892zzzParticipant“It is lack of love of self and others that leads to destruction.
“bad” decisions are always born out of trauma or lack of emotional understanding (there is knowing better and then there is knowing better on an emotional level).”
Enorah, I agree that we all should have more compassion in life for those who are unable to obtain the basic needs in life or have been struck by misfortune.
I do not however agree that everyone makes choices because they lack love of themselves or that their bad decisions are always born of trauma. I know plenty of people who are flat out spoiled who came from great loving families but got spoiled rotten. They love themselves so much they are narcissistic. They feel “entitled”. They are selfish. There are people who will always take more than their fair share. There are those are are conniving and will look to work the system. There is a right and wrong. Murder is wrong. Stealing is wrong. Ultimately, spending money on credit or borrowing, with the intention of never paying it back when that is what you’ve agreed to, is tantamount to stealing.
May 22, 2008 at 1:51 PM #209958zzzParticipant“It is lack of love of self and others that leads to destruction.
“bad” decisions are always born out of trauma or lack of emotional understanding (there is knowing better and then there is knowing better on an emotional level).”
Enorah, I agree that we all should have more compassion in life for those who are unable to obtain the basic needs in life or have been struck by misfortune.
I do not however agree that everyone makes choices because they lack love of themselves or that their bad decisions are always born of trauma. I know plenty of people who are flat out spoiled who came from great loving families but got spoiled rotten. They love themselves so much they are narcissistic. They feel “entitled”. They are selfish. There are people who will always take more than their fair share. There are those are are conniving and will look to work the system. There is a right and wrong. Murder is wrong. Stealing is wrong. Ultimately, spending money on credit or borrowing, with the intention of never paying it back when that is what you’ve agreed to, is tantamount to stealing.
May 22, 2008 at 1:51 PM #209990zzzParticipant“It is lack of love of self and others that leads to destruction.
“bad” decisions are always born out of trauma or lack of emotional understanding (there is knowing better and then there is knowing better on an emotional level).”
Enorah, I agree that we all should have more compassion in life for those who are unable to obtain the basic needs in life or have been struck by misfortune.
I do not however agree that everyone makes choices because they lack love of themselves or that their bad decisions are always born of trauma. I know plenty of people who are flat out spoiled who came from great loving families but got spoiled rotten. They love themselves so much they are narcissistic. They feel “entitled”. They are selfish. There are people who will always take more than their fair share. There are those are are conniving and will look to work the system. There is a right and wrong. Murder is wrong. Stealing is wrong. Ultimately, spending money on credit or borrowing, with the intention of never paying it back when that is what you’ve agreed to, is tantamount to stealing.
May 22, 2008 at 1:51 PM #210008zzzParticipant“It is lack of love of self and others that leads to destruction.
“bad” decisions are always born out of trauma or lack of emotional understanding (there is knowing better and then there is knowing better on an emotional level).”
Enorah, I agree that we all should have more compassion in life for those who are unable to obtain the basic needs in life or have been struck by misfortune.
I do not however agree that everyone makes choices because they lack love of themselves or that their bad decisions are always born of trauma. I know plenty of people who are flat out spoiled who came from great loving families but got spoiled rotten. They love themselves so much they are narcissistic. They feel “entitled”. They are selfish. There are people who will always take more than their fair share. There are those are are conniving and will look to work the system. There is a right and wrong. Murder is wrong. Stealing is wrong. Ultimately, spending money on credit or borrowing, with the intention of never paying it back when that is what you’ve agreed to, is tantamount to stealing.
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