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  • April 10, 2009 at 3:41 PM #379614
    Allan from Fallbrook
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    [quote=BGinRB][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
    Up here in Fallbrook, I’m surrounded by arch-conservative, very well armed former Marines. Given my military background, it isn’t hard to imagine a group of former military or law enforcement types getting up in arms.
    [/quote]

    Are you going to march to DC or fly commercial?
    Or you plan to burn down the city hall, assuming there is one in Fallbrook?

    The original Tea Party was a violent act of revolt against the government. The participant risked to be executed, jailed, mutilated, enslaved… and all that with no life insurance for the surviving women and children.

    The contemporary Tea Party… since Americans seems to be more open to socialism recently, I’ll pay homage to Marx and call the second one a farce. [/quote]

    BG: I didn’t say I was going to rise up against the gubment, I simply said I could see it happening. Big difference. I’d rather sit on my backside and kvetch here instead. Less effort.

    April 10, 2009 at 4:13 PM #379001
    equalizer
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    [quote=barnaby33]This guy, “Wall street pro,” has done a bunch of these videos. Its tough to decide whether he’s just a chump with a Carolina accent parroting what he hears, or actually quite well informed.

    His videos get posted in user presentations on tickerform.

    He certainly captures the anger that many feel at the horrible injustice of the bailout world we now inhabit.

    Josh[/quote]

    Deliverance boy is talking about non-recourse loans, so maybe not a chump unless NAR is educating people about finance.

    April 10, 2009 at 4:13 PM #379275
    equalizer
    Participant

    [quote=barnaby33]This guy, “Wall street pro,” has done a bunch of these videos. Its tough to decide whether he’s just a chump with a Carolina accent parroting what he hears, or actually quite well informed.

    His videos get posted in user presentations on tickerform.

    He certainly captures the anger that many feel at the horrible injustice of the bailout world we now inhabit.

    Josh[/quote]

    Deliverance boy is talking about non-recourse loans, so maybe not a chump unless NAR is educating people about finance.

    April 10, 2009 at 4:13 PM #379457
    equalizer
    Participant

    [quote=barnaby33]This guy, “Wall street pro,” has done a bunch of these videos. Its tough to decide whether he’s just a chump with a Carolina accent parroting what he hears, or actually quite well informed.

    His videos get posted in user presentations on tickerform.

    He certainly captures the anger that many feel at the horrible injustice of the bailout world we now inhabit.

    Josh[/quote]

    Deliverance boy is talking about non-recourse loans, so maybe not a chump unless NAR is educating people about finance.

    April 10, 2009 at 4:13 PM #379499
    equalizer
    Participant

    [quote=barnaby33]This guy, “Wall street pro,” has done a bunch of these videos. Its tough to decide whether he’s just a chump with a Carolina accent parroting what he hears, or actually quite well informed.

    His videos get posted in user presentations on tickerform.

    He certainly captures the anger that many feel at the horrible injustice of the bailout world we now inhabit.

    Josh[/quote]

    Deliverance boy is talking about non-recourse loans, so maybe not a chump unless NAR is educating people about finance.

    April 10, 2009 at 4:13 PM #379624
    equalizer
    Participant

    [quote=barnaby33]This guy, “Wall street pro,” has done a bunch of these videos. Its tough to decide whether he’s just a chump with a Carolina accent parroting what he hears, or actually quite well informed.

    His videos get posted in user presentations on tickerform.

    He certainly captures the anger that many feel at the horrible injustice of the bailout world we now inhabit.

    Josh[/quote]

    Deliverance boy is talking about non-recourse loans, so maybe not a chump unless NAR is educating people about finance.

    April 10, 2009 at 8:51 PM #379100
    sd_matt
    Participant

    One thing is for certain. We reward failure. This bailout is the latest example.

    Personally
    I moved most of my savings from Wells to a Credit Union and I dumped Windows in favor of Ubuntu (a equally capable FREE Linux distro) a year ago. I voted for some random third party congressional candidate in the last election just to voice my discontent. Did it change the world? No but I’m glad I did it.

    April 10, 2009 at 8:51 PM #379374
    sd_matt
    Participant

    One thing is for certain. We reward failure. This bailout is the latest example.

    Personally
    I moved most of my savings from Wells to a Credit Union and I dumped Windows in favor of Ubuntu (a equally capable FREE Linux distro) a year ago. I voted for some random third party congressional candidate in the last election just to voice my discontent. Did it change the world? No but I’m glad I did it.

    April 10, 2009 at 8:51 PM #379556
    sd_matt
    Participant

    One thing is for certain. We reward failure. This bailout is the latest example.

    Personally
    I moved most of my savings from Wells to a Credit Union and I dumped Windows in favor of Ubuntu (a equally capable FREE Linux distro) a year ago. I voted for some random third party congressional candidate in the last election just to voice my discontent. Did it change the world? No but I’m glad I did it.

    April 10, 2009 at 8:51 PM #379599
    sd_matt
    Participant

    One thing is for certain. We reward failure. This bailout is the latest example.

    Personally
    I moved most of my savings from Wells to a Credit Union and I dumped Windows in favor of Ubuntu (a equally capable FREE Linux distro) a year ago. I voted for some random third party congressional candidate in the last election just to voice my discontent. Did it change the world? No but I’m glad I did it.

    April 10, 2009 at 8:51 PM #379724
    sd_matt
    Participant

    One thing is for certain. We reward failure. This bailout is the latest example.

    Personally
    I moved most of my savings from Wells to a Credit Union and I dumped Windows in favor of Ubuntu (a equally capable FREE Linux distro) a year ago. I voted for some random third party congressional candidate in the last election just to voice my discontent. Did it change the world? No but I’m glad I did it.

    April 10, 2009 at 9:17 PM #379106
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]FLU: The only problem with Canada is that it’s filled with Canadians.[/quote]

    Lol….What’s wrong with Canadians, eh?[/quote]

    FLU: My entire experience with Canadians was informed by the MacKenzie Brothers and a trip to Quebec. So… Take off, ya hoser!
    [/quote]

    Quebec really isn’t Canada. It’s really part of France, so Quebecians want you to believe. Time and time again, they’re always talking about seceding

    True, though Canada still has yet to apologize for Bryan Adams and Celion Dion, as the suggested by South Park the movie.

    🙂

    April 10, 2009 at 9:17 PM #379380
    Coronita
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    [quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]FLU: The only problem with Canada is that it’s filled with Canadians.[/quote]

    Lol….What’s wrong with Canadians, eh?[/quote]

    FLU: My entire experience with Canadians was informed by the MacKenzie Brothers and a trip to Quebec. So… Take off, ya hoser!
    [/quote]

    Quebec really isn’t Canada. It’s really part of France, so Quebecians want you to believe. Time and time again, they’re always talking about seceding

    True, though Canada still has yet to apologize for Bryan Adams and Celion Dion, as the suggested by South Park the movie.

    🙂

    April 10, 2009 at 9:17 PM #379562
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]FLU: The only problem with Canada is that it’s filled with Canadians.[/quote]

    Lol….What’s wrong with Canadians, eh?[/quote]

    FLU: My entire experience with Canadians was informed by the MacKenzie Brothers and a trip to Quebec. So… Take off, ya hoser!
    [/quote]

    Quebec really isn’t Canada. It’s really part of France, so Quebecians want you to believe. Time and time again, they’re always talking about seceding

    True, though Canada still has yet to apologize for Bryan Adams and Celion Dion, as the suggested by South Park the movie.

    🙂

    April 10, 2009 at 9:17 PM #379604
    Coronita
    Participant

    [quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=flu][quote=Allan from Fallbrook]FLU: The only problem with Canada is that it’s filled with Canadians.[/quote]

    Lol….What’s wrong with Canadians, eh?[/quote]

    FLU: My entire experience with Canadians was informed by the MacKenzie Brothers and a trip to Quebec. So… Take off, ya hoser!
    [/quote]

    Quebec really isn’t Canada. It’s really part of France, so Quebecians want you to believe. Time and time again, they’re always talking about seceding

    True, though Canada still has yet to apologize for Bryan Adams and Celion Dion, as the suggested by South Park the movie.

    🙂

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