OT: I made bad choices, everyone pitty me.

[drboom]

[quote=CDMA ENG][quote=drboom]

Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.

But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]

hmmm… Didn’t some unpopular fellow say that in Nurmberg cira 1946?[/quote]

Oh, their excuse was “orders are orders” (“Befehl ist Befehl”), which under military discipline means someone really was holding a gun to their heads.

Those who just follow the herd when other choices were easily available don’t even have that tattered fig leaf.

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Very to the point Dr. Boom…

As for your brain… is that Abby Normal? :P[/quote]

I dunno. Surely my master wouldn’t put just any old brain in my head.

“… but you have to remember that a worm… with very few exceptions… is not a human being.”

[Arraya]

[quote=drboom][quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]

Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.

But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]

Ahhh… So the Fed is hitler, the senate banking committee the SS and CNBC is Paul Goebbels propaganda arm, with realtors the brown shirts and all us citizens still allow them to remain in charge. So we are all culpable then. Exactly my point.

And the third reich is till pushing people into homes. The evil bastards.

I guess people that remain in their overpriced home are still supporting this evil regime. Good thing some people are hip to their evil plans and strategic defaulting is rising which should be commended.

So what are you doing to stop the national debt holocaust? I bet you are asking people to keep following aren’t you?

[Arraya]

[quote=drboom][quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]

Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.

But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]

Ahhh… So the Fed is hitler, the senate banking committee the SS and CNBC is Paul Goebbels propaganda arm, with realtors the brown shirts and all us citizens still allow them to remain in charge. So we are all culpable then. Exactly my point.

And the third reich is till pushing people into homes. The evil bastards.

I guess people that remain in their overpriced home are still supporting this evil regime. Good thing some people are hip to their evil plans and strategic defaulting is rising which should be commended.

So what are you doing to stop the national debt holocaust? I bet you are asking people to keep following aren’t you?

[Arraya]

[quote=drboom][quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]

Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.

But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]

Ahhh… So the Fed is hitler, the senate banking committee the SS and CNBC is Paul Goebbels propaganda arm, with realtors the brown shirts and all us citizens still allow them to remain in charge. So we are all culpable then. Exactly my point.

And the third reich is till pushing people into homes. The evil bastards.

I guess people that remain in their overpriced home are still supporting this evil regime. Good thing some people are hip to their evil plans and strategic defaulting is rising which should be commended.

So what are you doing to stop the national debt holocaust? I bet you are asking people to keep following aren’t you?

[Arraya]

[quote=drboom][quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]

Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.

But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]

Ahhh… So the Fed is hitler, the senate banking committee the SS and CNBC is Paul Goebbels propaganda arm, with realtors the brown shirts and all us citizens still allow them to remain in charge. So we are all culpable then. Exactly my point.

And the third reich is till pushing people into homes. The evil bastards.

I guess people that remain in their overpriced home are still supporting this evil regime. Good thing some people are hip to their evil plans and strategic defaulting is rising which should be commended.

So what are you doing to stop the national debt holocaust? I bet you are asking people to keep following aren’t you?

[Arraya]

[quote=drboom][quote=Arraya]
You were tricked by doing what normal humans do, which is trust authority and peers. You should not be faulted for that.[/quote]

Bullshit. Blindly following the herd is the epitome of irresponsibility, not to mention stupidity.

But I think for myself so I might be abnormal.[/quote]

Ahhh… So the Fed is hitler, the senate banking committee the SS and CNBC is Paul Goebbels propaganda arm, with realtors the brown shirts and all us citizens still allow them to remain in charge. So we are all culpable then. Exactly my point.

And the third reich is till pushing people into homes. The evil bastards.

I guess people that remain in their overpriced home are still supporting this evil regime. Good thing some people are hip to their evil plans and strategic defaulting is rising which should be commended.

So what are you doing to stop the national debt holocaust? I bet you are asking people to keep following aren’t you?

[creechrr]

We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”

Irregardless of what the MSM reports on a daily basis, this mess isn’t anywhere near being over.

I do have hope that some good will come out of this. I’m hopefull that an age of thrift and a true understanding of need will grow.

My son, now three, received his first wallet over the weekend. He has amassed a mighty fortune of $2 from doing chores around the house.

He also learned his first financial lesson. The $2 fortune of his, isn’t near enough to buy a remote control helicopter. I know it’s early and he doesn’t really get the concept yet but, you have to start somewhere.

[creechrr]

We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”

Irregardless of what the MSM reports on a daily basis, this mess isn’t anywhere near being over.

I do have hope that some good will come out of this. I’m hopefull that an age of thrift and a true understanding of need will grow.

My son, now three, received his first wallet over the weekend. He has amassed a mighty fortune of $2 from doing chores around the house.

He also learned his first financial lesson. The $2 fortune of his, isn’t near enough to buy a remote control helicopter. I know it’s early and he doesn’t really get the concept yet but, you have to start somewhere.

[creechrr]

We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”

Irregardless of what the MSM reports on a daily basis, this mess isn’t anywhere near being over.

I do have hope that some good will come out of this. I’m hopefull that an age of thrift and a true understanding of need will grow.

My son, now three, received his first wallet over the weekend. He has amassed a mighty fortune of $2 from doing chores around the house.

He also learned his first financial lesson. The $2 fortune of his, isn’t near enough to buy a remote control helicopter. I know it’s early and he doesn’t really get the concept yet but, you have to start somewhere.

[creechrr]

We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”

Irregardless of what the MSM reports on a daily basis, this mess isn’t anywhere near being over.

I do have hope that some good will come out of this. I’m hopefull that an age of thrift and a true understanding of need will grow.

My son, now three, received his first wallet over the weekend. He has amassed a mighty fortune of $2 from doing chores around the house.

He also learned his first financial lesson. The $2 fortune of his, isn’t near enough to buy a remote control helicopter. I know it’s early and he doesn’t really get the concept yet but, you have to start somewhere.

[creechrr]

We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”

Irregardless of what the MSM reports on a daily basis, this mess isn’t anywhere near being over.

I do have hope that some good will come out of this. I’m hopefull that an age of thrift and a true understanding of need will grow.

My son, now three, received his first wallet over the weekend. He has amassed a mighty fortune of $2 from doing chores around the house.

He also learned his first financial lesson. The $2 fortune of his, isn’t near enough to buy a remote control helicopter. I know it’s early and he doesn’t really get the concept yet but, you have to start somewhere.

[Arraya]

[quote=creechrr]We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”
.[/quote]

Of course it’s not over, not by a long shot.

This is the debtocalypse and we have ALL jumped.

However, it’s too late the inertia is too great.

All we can do now is rip the bandaid off quickly.

Strategic defaults is the first step.

[Arraya]

[quote=creechrr]We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”
.[/quote]

Of course it’s not over, not by a long shot.

This is the debtocalypse and we have ALL jumped.

However, it’s too late the inertia is too great.

All we can do now is rip the bandaid off quickly.

Strategic defaults is the first step.

[Arraya]

[quote=creechrr]We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”
.[/quote]

Of course it’s not over, not by a long shot.

This is the debtocalypse and we have ALL jumped.

However, it’s too late the inertia is too great.

All we can do now is rip the bandaid off quickly.

Strategic defaults is the first step.

[Arraya]

[quote=creechrr]We’re all to blame for this mess in varying degrees. We all forgot one of the key rules to life.

“If everyone else was jumping off a bridge, would you jump off a bridge too!?!?!”
.[/quote]

Of course it’s not over, not by a long shot.

This is the debtocalypse and we have ALL jumped.

However, it’s too late the inertia is too great.

All we can do now is rip the bandaid off quickly.

Strategic defaults is the first step.

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