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March 24, 2008 at 4:07 PM in reply to: What is patriotism? (An email I wrote in response to a swipe from a friends relative) #175984March 24, 2008 at 4:07 PM in reply to: What is patriotism? (An email I wrote in response to a swipe from a friends relative) #176077
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ParticipantDon’t Lie, Cheat, or Steal? Sounds like just being a good person. May be that’s all there is to being a patriot.
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ParticipantI like ING Direct for savings. Little exposure to mortgages too, I’ve heard.
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ParticipantI like ING Direct for savings. Little exposure to mortgages too, I’ve heard.
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ParticipantI like ING Direct for savings. Little exposure to mortgages too, I’ve heard.
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ParticipantI like ING Direct for savings. Little exposure to mortgages too, I’ve heard.
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ParticipantI like ING Direct for savings. Little exposure to mortgages too, I’ve heard.
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ParticipantSo let me paraphrase your plan. You want my tax dollars to be “loaned” to a homeowner who already cannot pay their mortgage and is facing higher payments when their rate resets.
Why don’t you just say you want me to give them money so they can stay in their million dollar home at my expense? Talk about tax breaks for the rich …
How about we just let the market correct. That’s cheaper for everyone in the long run.
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ParticipantSo let me paraphrase your plan. You want my tax dollars to be “loaned” to a homeowner who already cannot pay their mortgage and is facing higher payments when their rate resets.
Why don’t you just say you want me to give them money so they can stay in their million dollar home at my expense? Talk about tax breaks for the rich …
How about we just let the market correct. That’s cheaper for everyone in the long run.
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ParticipantSo let me paraphrase your plan. You want my tax dollars to be “loaned” to a homeowner who already cannot pay their mortgage and is facing higher payments when their rate resets.
Why don’t you just say you want me to give them money so they can stay in their million dollar home at my expense? Talk about tax breaks for the rich …
How about we just let the market correct. That’s cheaper for everyone in the long run.
Noob
ParticipantSo let me paraphrase your plan. You want my tax dollars to be “loaned” to a homeowner who already cannot pay their mortgage and is facing higher payments when their rate resets.
Why don’t you just say you want me to give them money so they can stay in their million dollar home at my expense? Talk about tax breaks for the rich …
How about we just let the market correct. That’s cheaper for everyone in the long run.
Noob
ParticipantSo let me paraphrase your plan. You want my tax dollars to be “loaned” to a homeowner who already cannot pay their mortgage and is facing higher payments when their rate resets.
Why don’t you just say you want me to give them money so they can stay in their million dollar home at my expense? Talk about tax breaks for the rich …
How about we just let the market correct. That’s cheaper for everyone in the long run.
Noob
ParticipantYou have to love these types of quotes:
San Diego City Councilman Tony Young, co-chairman of the task force, said the full panel will “explore the concept and see if it makes sense for the city and the county.”
Foreclosed properties “are dirt cheap right now,” Young said. “You will probably never see another opportunity to buy properties at this level.”
Good Hunting,
Noob–but learning
Noob
ParticipantYou have to love these types of quotes:
San Diego City Councilman Tony Young, co-chairman of the task force, said the full panel will “explore the concept and see if it makes sense for the city and the county.”
Foreclosed properties “are dirt cheap right now,” Young said. “You will probably never see another opportunity to buy properties at this level.”
Good Hunting,
Noob–but learning
Noob
ParticipantYou have to love these types of quotes:
San Diego City Councilman Tony Young, co-chairman of the task force, said the full panel will “explore the concept and see if it makes sense for the city and the county.”
Foreclosed properties “are dirt cheap right now,” Young said. “You will probably never see another opportunity to buy properties at this level.”
Good Hunting,
Noob–but learning
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