Quit whinning about bail outs

[lendingbubblecontinues]

to the OP- you said:

“without federal intervention, we will be facing an economic meltdown, which will eclipse the 1930’s”

sounds like the seeds of prosperity have already been sewn…why not go out and buy a few more houses;)?

meanwhile, I am completely content renting the home I am in, knowing that my landlords are stuck on the mousewheel with very little hope of getting off.

Christmas has come early for my family.

Let the Schadenfreude continue into 2008 and beyond!!!!!

[NotCranky]

What doesn’t makes sense to me MPO, is that you came here disgruntled, to hate and yell loser to the alleged, bitter, loser hating, losers. What is that all about? You have brought a heavy dose negativity yourself . Are you for or against that?

I was bitter too. Too many shenanigans in the country over one of the most key industries, real estate, that plays such a vital role in the economy and peoples individual lives is a problem. When you have a farce of this scale causing convulsions in the economy and the lives of individuals from every sector that’s something to get a little upset about.
I don’t like the “yeah they are hurt like I have been stuff”. Truth be told it doesn’t bother me too much because I am really not hurt by the bubble on account of my real estate ownership or lack of. I do more or less empathize with both camps, those that overpaid or lost money on securites, and those that got priced out or put on the sidelines by a combination of a stupid market and a rational brain. I think those that don’t own are as justified in being as angry as anyone else over this scandal and the resultant teetering economy.The position of “renter” could be considered just one factor to their level of angst. You make me think that you are also hurting, for one reason related or another, Sorry about that.
For many, the possibility of affordable housing in an area where they can hopefully maximize their education and skills, is a bright spot. I think they would tend to get a little excited about that. I think many of the people you are unhappy with on this blog are filling those shoes. Give them a break if they don’t do it gracefully.

[NotCranky]

What doesn’t makes sense to me MPO, is that you came here disgruntled, to hate and yell loser to the alleged, bitter, loser hating, losers. What is that all about? You have brought a heavy dose negativity yourself . Are you for or against that?

I was bitter too. Too many shenanigans in the country over one of the most key industries, real estate, that plays such a vital role in the economy and peoples individual lives is a problem. When you have a farce of this scale causing convulsions in the economy and the lives of individuals from every sector that’s something to get a little upset about.
I don’t like the “yeah they are hurt like I have been stuff”. Truth be told it doesn’t bother me too much because I am really not hurt by the bubble on account of my real estate ownership or lack of. I do more or less empathize with both camps, those that overpaid or lost money on securites, and those that got priced out or put on the sidelines by a combination of a stupid market and a rational brain. I think those that don’t own are as justified in being as angry as anyone else over this scandal and the resultant teetering economy.The position of “renter” could be considered just one factor to their level of angst. You make me think that you are also hurting, for one reason related or another, Sorry about that.
For many, the possibility of affordable housing in an area where they can hopefully maximize their education and skills, is a bright spot. I think they would tend to get a little excited about that. I think many of the people you are unhappy with on this blog are filling those shoes. Give them a break if they don’t do it gracefully.

[NotCranky]

What doesn’t makes sense to me MPO, is that you came here disgruntled, to hate and yell loser to the alleged, bitter, loser hating, losers. What is that all about? You have brought a heavy dose negativity yourself . Are you for or against that?

I was bitter too. Too many shenanigans in the country over one of the most key industries, real estate, that plays such a vital role in the economy and peoples individual lives is a problem. When you have a farce of this scale causing convulsions in the economy and the lives of individuals from every sector that’s something to get a little upset about.
I don’t like the “yeah they are hurt like I have been stuff”. Truth be told it doesn’t bother me too much because I am really not hurt by the bubble on account of my real estate ownership or lack of. I do more or less empathize with both camps, those that overpaid or lost money on securites, and those that got priced out or put on the sidelines by a combination of a stupid market and a rational brain. I think those that don’t own are as justified in being as angry as anyone else over this scandal and the resultant teetering economy.The position of “renter” could be considered just one factor to their level of angst. You make me think that you are also hurting, for one reason related or another, Sorry about that.
For many, the possibility of affordable housing in an area where they can hopefully maximize their education and skills, is a bright spot. I think they would tend to get a little excited about that. I think many of the people you are unhappy with on this blog are filling those shoes. Give them a break if they don’t do it gracefully.

[NotCranky]

What doesn’t makes sense to me MPO, is that you came here disgruntled, to hate and yell loser to the alleged, bitter, loser hating, losers. What is that all about? You have brought a heavy dose negativity yourself . Are you for or against that?

I was bitter too. Too many shenanigans in the country over one of the most key industries, real estate, that plays such a vital role in the economy and peoples individual lives is a problem. When you have a farce of this scale causing convulsions in the economy and the lives of individuals from every sector that’s something to get a little upset about.
I don’t like the “yeah they are hurt like I have been stuff”. Truth be told it doesn’t bother me too much because I am really not hurt by the bubble on account of my real estate ownership or lack of. I do more or less empathize with both camps, those that overpaid or lost money on securites, and those that got priced out or put on the sidelines by a combination of a stupid market and a rational brain. I think those that don’t own are as justified in being as angry as anyone else over this scandal and the resultant teetering economy.The position of “renter” could be considered just one factor to their level of angst. You make me think that you are also hurting, for one reason related or another, Sorry about that.
For many, the possibility of affordable housing in an area where they can hopefully maximize their education and skills, is a bright spot. I think they would tend to get a little excited about that. I think many of the people you are unhappy with on this blog are filling those shoes. Give them a break if they don’t do it gracefully.

[NotCranky]

What doesn’t makes sense to me MPO, is that you came here disgruntled, to hate and yell loser to the alleged, bitter, loser hating, losers. What is that all about? You have brought a heavy dose negativity yourself . Are you for or against that?

I was bitter too. Too many shenanigans in the country over one of the most key industries, real estate, that plays such a vital role in the economy and peoples individual lives is a problem. When you have a farce of this scale causing convulsions in the economy and the lives of individuals from every sector that’s something to get a little upset about.
I don’t like the “yeah they are hurt like I have been stuff”. Truth be told it doesn’t bother me too much because I am really not hurt by the bubble on account of my real estate ownership or lack of. I do more or less empathize with both camps, those that overpaid or lost money on securites, and those that got priced out or put on the sidelines by a combination of a stupid market and a rational brain. I think those that don’t own are as justified in being as angry as anyone else over this scandal and the resultant teetering economy.The position of “renter” could be considered just one factor to their level of angst. You make me think that you are also hurting, for one reason related or another, Sorry about that.
For many, the possibility of affordable housing in an area where they can hopefully maximize their education and skills, is a bright spot. I think they would tend to get a little excited about that. I think many of the people you are unhappy with on this blog are filling those shoes. Give them a break if they don’t do it gracefully.

[Bugs]

Multi-Dingo,

Lemme ask you – where were you when the bulls were being gleeful and were promoting the virtues of “being bold”? Did you spend any effort at that time telling them to be careful what they wished for? I think not, otherwise you’d be on this side of the discussion right now.

There are some people on this board (like me) who are holding RE but at a reasonable price, and thus are neither renters nor overleveraged. I don’t wish ill on anyone but the crooks, but I do have some bitterness in me:

I am bitter that the laws and regulations that are in place to prevent this type of damage were not enforced. I am bitter that the politicians and corrupt bankers, along with the greedy and foolish borrowers who apparently comprise their constituency, are attempting to make me and every other responsible citizen subsidize their greed and foolishness. I was mightily annoyed that the sound advice that was offered to these fools went unheeded, and I was especially annoyed at the attitudes of many of the bulls when presented with data and analysis that clearly indicated they were playing with fire. I retain a certain amount of bitterness at the attitude of entitlement that these idiots display, now blaming their predicament on the media and claiming this downturn was created by the blogs and the resetting of ARM rates only for the subprime borrowers. Yeah, the fact that these fools continue to bask in their ignorance and refuse to acknowledge the simplest of truths is indeed cause for some bitterness.

It is true that most of the regulars on this forum are bears right now, but it also true that most of them are actively watching what’s going on so they can put on their bull costume at the right time. I don’t see that as having a negative outlook; quite the contrary, I see it as having a very positive outlook and making the best of a horrible situation that was created by others.

Here it is, cuz – it ain’t what you used to “own” that counts, it’s what you can keep.

[Bugs]

Multi-Dingo,

Lemme ask you – where were you when the bulls were being gleeful and were promoting the virtues of “being bold”? Did you spend any effort at that time telling them to be careful what they wished for? I think not, otherwise you’d be on this side of the discussion right now.

There are some people on this board (like me) who are holding RE but at a reasonable price, and thus are neither renters nor overleveraged. I don’t wish ill on anyone but the crooks, but I do have some bitterness in me:

I am bitter that the laws and regulations that are in place to prevent this type of damage were not enforced. I am bitter that the politicians and corrupt bankers, along with the greedy and foolish borrowers who apparently comprise their constituency, are attempting to make me and every other responsible citizen subsidize their greed and foolishness. I was mightily annoyed that the sound advice that was offered to these fools went unheeded, and I was especially annoyed at the attitudes of many of the bulls when presented with data and analysis that clearly indicated they were playing with fire. I retain a certain amount of bitterness at the attitude of entitlement that these idiots display, now blaming their predicament on the media and claiming this downturn was created by the blogs and the resetting of ARM rates only for the subprime borrowers. Yeah, the fact that these fools continue to bask in their ignorance and refuse to acknowledge the simplest of truths is indeed cause for some bitterness.

It is true that most of the regulars on this forum are bears right now, but it also true that most of them are actively watching what’s going on so they can put on their bull costume at the right time. I don’t see that as having a negative outlook; quite the contrary, I see it as having a very positive outlook and making the best of a horrible situation that was created by others.

Here it is, cuz – it ain’t what you used to “own” that counts, it’s what you can keep.

[Bugs]

Multi-Dingo,

Lemme ask you – where were you when the bulls were being gleeful and were promoting the virtues of “being bold”? Did you spend any effort at that time telling them to be careful what they wished for? I think not, otherwise you’d be on this side of the discussion right now.

There are some people on this board (like me) who are holding RE but at a reasonable price, and thus are neither renters nor overleveraged. I don’t wish ill on anyone but the crooks, but I do have some bitterness in me:

I am bitter that the laws and regulations that are in place to prevent this type of damage were not enforced. I am bitter that the politicians and corrupt bankers, along with the greedy and foolish borrowers who apparently comprise their constituency, are attempting to make me and every other responsible citizen subsidize their greed and foolishness. I was mightily annoyed that the sound advice that was offered to these fools went unheeded, and I was especially annoyed at the attitudes of many of the bulls when presented with data and analysis that clearly indicated they were playing with fire. I retain a certain amount of bitterness at the attitude of entitlement that these idiots display, now blaming their predicament on the media and claiming this downturn was created by the blogs and the resetting of ARM rates only for the subprime borrowers. Yeah, the fact that these fools continue to bask in their ignorance and refuse to acknowledge the simplest of truths is indeed cause for some bitterness.

It is true that most of the regulars on this forum are bears right now, but it also true that most of them are actively watching what’s going on so they can put on their bull costume at the right time. I don’t see that as having a negative outlook; quite the contrary, I see it as having a very positive outlook and making the best of a horrible situation that was created by others.

Here it is, cuz – it ain’t what you used to “own” that counts, it’s what you can keep.

[Bugs]

Multi-Dingo,

Lemme ask you – where were you when the bulls were being gleeful and were promoting the virtues of “being bold”? Did you spend any effort at that time telling them to be careful what they wished for? I think not, otherwise you’d be on this side of the discussion right now.

There are some people on this board (like me) who are holding RE but at a reasonable price, and thus are neither renters nor overleveraged. I don’t wish ill on anyone but the crooks, but I do have some bitterness in me:

I am bitter that the laws and regulations that are in place to prevent this type of damage were not enforced. I am bitter that the politicians and corrupt bankers, along with the greedy and foolish borrowers who apparently comprise their constituency, are attempting to make me and every other responsible citizen subsidize their greed and foolishness. I was mightily annoyed that the sound advice that was offered to these fools went unheeded, and I was especially annoyed at the attitudes of many of the bulls when presented with data and analysis that clearly indicated they were playing with fire. I retain a certain amount of bitterness at the attitude of entitlement that these idiots display, now blaming their predicament on the media and claiming this downturn was created by the blogs and the resetting of ARM rates only for the subprime borrowers. Yeah, the fact that these fools continue to bask in their ignorance and refuse to acknowledge the simplest of truths is indeed cause for some bitterness.

It is true that most of the regulars on this forum are bears right now, but it also true that most of them are actively watching what’s going on so they can put on their bull costume at the right time. I don’t see that as having a negative outlook; quite the contrary, I see it as having a very positive outlook and making the best of a horrible situation that was created by others.

Here it is, cuz – it ain’t what you used to “own” that counts, it’s what you can keep.

[Bugs]

Multi-Dingo,

Lemme ask you – where were you when the bulls were being gleeful and were promoting the virtues of “being bold”? Did you spend any effort at that time telling them to be careful what they wished for? I think not, otherwise you’d be on this side of the discussion right now.

There are some people on this board (like me) who are holding RE but at a reasonable price, and thus are neither renters nor overleveraged. I don’t wish ill on anyone but the crooks, but I do have some bitterness in me:

I am bitter that the laws and regulations that are in place to prevent this type of damage were not enforced. I am bitter that the politicians and corrupt bankers, along with the greedy and foolish borrowers who apparently comprise their constituency, are attempting to make me and every other responsible citizen subsidize their greed and foolishness. I was mightily annoyed that the sound advice that was offered to these fools went unheeded, and I was especially annoyed at the attitudes of many of the bulls when presented with data and analysis that clearly indicated they were playing with fire. I retain a certain amount of bitterness at the attitude of entitlement that these idiots display, now blaming their predicament on the media and claiming this downturn was created by the blogs and the resetting of ARM rates only for the subprime borrowers. Yeah, the fact that these fools continue to bask in their ignorance and refuse to acknowledge the simplest of truths is indeed cause for some bitterness.

It is true that most of the regulars on this forum are bears right now, but it also true that most of them are actively watching what’s going on so they can put on their bull costume at the right time. I don’t see that as having a negative outlook; quite the contrary, I see it as having a very positive outlook and making the best of a horrible situation that was created by others.

Here it is, cuz – it ain’t what you used to “own” that counts, it’s what you can keep.

[HereWeGo]

Generally speaking, it’s the money renters that are up to their necks in debt these days.

[HereWeGo]

Generally speaking, it’s the money renters that are up to their necks in debt these days.

[HereWeGo]

Generally speaking, it’s the money renters that are up to their necks in debt these days.

[HereWeGo]

Generally speaking, it’s the money renters that are up to their necks in debt these days.

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