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Thank you pnilesh and raptorduck. If people want to take risks and gamble w/finances w/ the expectation of great financial reward, that’s fine. Except if there are financial losses the government/taxpayers should not help them. Just b/c I’m conservative and frugal, I decided not to do a 5 YIO ARM, as much as I wanted a house. My tax dollars bailing out someone w/a house they can’t afford is the equivalent of punishing me for not being stupid.

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I am so against any assistance. Did we help anyone who was upside-down during that ’90’s r.e. fiasco? How about the ’80’s w/balloon payments. Why now? B/c of magnitude and quantity. Not right to punish all the taxpayers and burden us w/the stupidity of others. Every time I think about it, it infuriates me.

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I am so against any assistance. Did we help anyone who was upside-down during that ’90’s r.e. fiasco? How about the ’80’s w/balloon payments. Why now? B/c of magnitude and quantity. Not right to punish all the taxpayers and burden us w/the stupidity of others. Every time I think about it, it infuriates me.

[jpinpb]

I am so against any assistance. Did we help anyone who was upside-down during that ’90’s r.e. fiasco? How about the ’80’s w/balloon payments. Why now? B/c of magnitude and quantity. Not right to punish all the taxpayers and burden us w/the stupidity of others. Every time I think about it, it infuriates me.

[jpinpb]

I am so against any assistance. Did we help anyone who was upside-down during that ’90’s r.e. fiasco? How about the ’80’s w/balloon payments. Why now? B/c of magnitude and quantity. Not right to punish all the taxpayers and burden us w/the stupidity of others. Every time I think about it, it infuriates me.

[jpinpb]

I am so against any assistance. Did we help anyone who was upside-down during that ’90’s r.e. fiasco? How about the ’80’s w/balloon payments. Why now? B/c of magnitude and quantity. Not right to punish all the taxpayers and burden us w/the stupidity of others. Every time I think about it, it infuriates me.

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I read Bernanke’s entire speech on the forum I posted regarding the warning of foreclosure despite aid.

My questions are more toward what will the government do to remedy the collapse of the housing market to the detriment of taxpayers, how much will it actually help and how soon a recovery.

Seems like they’re all making suggestions, proposals, urges, etc, but we’re still looking at defaults and foreclosures and people not hesitating walking, yet others defiant on reducing prices.

[jpinpb]

I read Bernanke’s entire speech on the forum I posted regarding the warning of foreclosure despite aid.

My questions are more toward what will the government do to remedy the collapse of the housing market to the detriment of taxpayers, how much will it actually help and how soon a recovery.

Seems like they’re all making suggestions, proposals, urges, etc, but we’re still looking at defaults and foreclosures and people not hesitating walking, yet others defiant on reducing prices.

[jpinpb]

I read Bernanke’s entire speech on the forum I posted regarding the warning of foreclosure despite aid.

My questions are more toward what will the government do to remedy the collapse of the housing market to the detriment of taxpayers, how much will it actually help and how soon a recovery.

Seems like they’re all making suggestions, proposals, urges, etc, but we’re still looking at defaults and foreclosures and people not hesitating walking, yet others defiant on reducing prices.

[jpinpb]

I read Bernanke’s entire speech on the forum I posted regarding the warning of foreclosure despite aid.

My questions are more toward what will the government do to remedy the collapse of the housing market to the detriment of taxpayers, how much will it actually help and how soon a recovery.

Seems like they’re all making suggestions, proposals, urges, etc, but we’re still looking at defaults and foreclosures and people not hesitating walking, yet others defiant on reducing prices.

[jpinpb]

I read Bernanke’s entire speech on the forum I posted regarding the warning of foreclosure despite aid.

My questions are more toward what will the government do to remedy the collapse of the housing market to the detriment of taxpayers, how much will it actually help and how soon a recovery.

Seems like they’re all making suggestions, proposals, urges, etc, but we’re still looking at defaults and foreclosures and people not hesitating walking, yet others defiant on reducing prices.

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hehehe

By their suggestions, I think they already had a few too many.

I don’t think the government has enough debt. Why don’t they just buy everyone’s house. Hey everyone. Move to America. The government will just buy you your very own house.

This is getting beyond ridiculous.

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hehehe

By their suggestions, I think they already had a few too many.

I don’t think the government has enough debt. Why don’t they just buy everyone’s house. Hey everyone. Move to America. The government will just buy you your very own house.

This is getting beyond ridiculous.

[jpinpb]

hehehe

By their suggestions, I think they already had a few too many.

I don’t think the government has enough debt. Why don’t they just buy everyone’s house. Hey everyone. Move to America. The government will just buy you your very own house.

This is getting beyond ridiculous.

[jpinpb]

hehehe

By their suggestions, I think they already had a few too many.

I don’t think the government has enough debt. Why don’t they just buy everyone’s house. Hey everyone. Move to America. The government will just buy you your very own house.

This is getting beyond ridiculous.

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