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ParticipantGuys, have you noticed anything about Alex’s post yet?
He doesn’t reply to them, he just wants a reaction.
Stop replying to his outlandish posts! He’s clueless.
Alex, if you even read this, why don’t you go buy a house today for maximum I/O ARM financing and let us know how that works out for ya.
Everyone else, this guy isn’t worth the read, much less a reply.
August 25, 2007 at 9:03 AM in reply to: LA county is considering a bail-out plan for people facing foreclosure #80796ParticipantWeird, and all this time I thought we were a free market economy.
I may as well quit my job, buy a million dollar House, H2, 750i, and a plasma screen for both, and let those responsible taxpayers fund my lifestyle.
By the way, I did a search and the name is Alarcón.
He makes $149,159 a year, of tax payers money, is entitled to a $1,000,000 annual discretionary fund to use for whatever project he chooses, he gets funds to choose and pay his own staff whatever he wants, about 20 people, and he gets a free car.
Now that you’re even more upset here’s his email address:
August 25, 2007 at 9:03 AM in reply to: LA county is considering a bail-out plan for people facing foreclosure #80928ParticipantWeird, and all this time I thought we were a free market economy.
I may as well quit my job, buy a million dollar House, H2, 750i, and a plasma screen for both, and let those responsible taxpayers fund my lifestyle.
By the way, I did a search and the name is Alarcón.
He makes $149,159 a year, of tax payers money, is entitled to a $1,000,000 annual discretionary fund to use for whatever project he chooses, he gets funds to choose and pay his own staff whatever he wants, about 20 people, and he gets a free car.
Now that you’re even more upset here’s his email address:
August 25, 2007 at 9:03 AM in reply to: LA county is considering a bail-out plan for people facing foreclosure #80947ParticipantWeird, and all this time I thought we were a free market economy.
I may as well quit my job, buy a million dollar House, H2, 750i, and a plasma screen for both, and let those responsible taxpayers fund my lifestyle.
By the way, I did a search and the name is Alarcón.
He makes $149,159 a year, of tax payers money, is entitled to a $1,000,000 annual discretionary fund to use for whatever project he chooses, he gets funds to choose and pay his own staff whatever he wants, about 20 people, and he gets a free car.
Now that you’re even more upset here’s his email address:
ParticipantI wonder if people are comparing this crisis to the dotcom burst…
The obvious difference being the form of the asset, it’s convertibility to liquidity, and there for the speed at which the correction will take place.
Stocks change hands in seconds, homes take months. That may explain some of the market volatility. Stocks were up 1% today on news that housing picked up. But it picked up in the single busiest month of the year, from one of the worst months we’ve had in a while. So what?
I don’t think the FED knows what it’s even supposed to do anymore.
ParticipantI wonder if people are comparing this crisis to the dotcom burst…
The obvious difference being the form of the asset, it’s convertibility to liquidity, and there for the speed at which the correction will take place.
Stocks change hands in seconds, homes take months. That may explain some of the market volatility. Stocks were up 1% today on news that housing picked up. But it picked up in the single busiest month of the year, from one of the worst months we’ve had in a while. So what?
I don’t think the FED knows what it’s even supposed to do anymore.
ParticipantI wonder if people are comparing this crisis to the dotcom burst…
The obvious difference being the form of the asset, it’s convertibility to liquidity, and there for the speed at which the correction will take place.
Stocks change hands in seconds, homes take months. That may explain some of the market volatility. Stocks were up 1% today on news that housing picked up. But it picked up in the single busiest month of the year, from one of the worst months we’ve had in a while. So what?
I don’t think the FED knows what it’s even supposed to do anymore.
ParticipantHere we go again, another clueless troll trying to stir the pot for his own gratification out of fear that his $100k in equity he gained fromm 2005-2006 might go away, all because us Piggingtonns said it would.
You say what you want, and we’ll say what we want. Come back in a year and see who’s right.
Telling people to go earn more money is a completely ignorant statement.
You related to Alex_anger?
ParticipantHere we go again, another clueless troll trying to stir the pot for his own gratification out of fear that his $100k in equity he gained fromm 2005-2006 might go away, all because us Piggingtonns said it would.
You say what you want, and we’ll say what we want. Come back in a year and see who’s right.
Telling people to go earn more money is a completely ignorant statement.
You related to Alex_anger?
ParticipantHere we go again, another clueless troll trying to stir the pot for his own gratification out of fear that his $100k in equity he gained fromm 2005-2006 might go away, all because us Piggingtonns said it would.
You say what you want, and we’ll say what we want. Come back in a year and see who’s right.
Telling people to go earn more money is a completely ignorant statement.
You related to Alex_anger?
ParticipantUnbelievable. I think people like this just want something else to criticize Bush for. If he does bail out, and I don’t think he will, he’ll be criticized for furthering our debt.
Adding liquidity in the form of debt is only going to worsen the problem, and temporarily allow people to borrow more, cash out and survive a little longer until they can’t pay again.
Comments like this guy’s are worse than communism. Where’s McCarthy when you need him. At least socialism is noble enough to take from the rich and give to the poor.
Leave it up to these idiots and we’ll take from smart and give to the dumb.
ParticipantUnbelievable. I think people like this just want something else to criticize Bush for. If he does bail out, and I don’t think he will, he’ll be criticized for furthering our debt.
Adding liquidity in the form of debt is only going to worsen the problem, and temporarily allow people to borrow more, cash out and survive a little longer until they can’t pay again.
Comments like this guy’s are worse than communism. Where’s McCarthy when you need him. At least socialism is noble enough to take from the rich and give to the poor.
Leave it up to these idiots and we’ll take from smart and give to the dumb.
ParticipantUnbelievable. I think people like this just want something else to criticize Bush for. If he does bail out, and I don’t think he will, he’ll be criticized for furthering our debt.
Adding liquidity in the form of debt is only going to worsen the problem, and temporarily allow people to borrow more, cash out and survive a little longer until they can’t pay again.
Comments like this guy’s are worse than communism. Where’s McCarthy when you need him. At least socialism is noble enough to take from the rich and give to the poor.
Leave it up to these idiots and we’ll take from smart and give to the dumb.
ParticipantFSD,
The problem is you’re a logical person dealing with someone who just likes to troll and make mindless comments to solicit a reaction.
AA is clueless. I vote we all stop repllying to his posts. Maybe I’ll start a post on that.
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