On 5/29/2012 3:17 PM, X ` Man wrote:
On 5/29/12 3:07 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 29 May 2012 14:10:47 -0400, X `
wrote:

But it used to be that way here, before the rich became even more
greedy.

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There was certainly plenty of middle class greed during the "dot
com" bubble and the housing asset bubble. People who leveraged up
those investments with mortgage re-financing and home equity loans
are the ones who are now doing the most crying about loss of the
middle class, specifically "their" middle class. They should start
out by giving up their fancy leased cars/SUVs and buy a good used
Toyota or Honda.



And therein is the reason why I rarely respond to "inquiries" here,
and why I rarely post more than a sentence or two about boating. Why
bother? You and your fellow right-wing assholes have no interest in
furthering discussion in any sort of intellectual way. One sentence
posts and responses...that's what's called for in rec.boats.


How would *you* possibly know who is doing "the most crying" about
the loss of the middle class and why they are "crying," by the way?
Have you done a study? Have you seen a couple of opinionated URLs
somewhere? Oh, and who are you to make the sort of suggestions you
have?

There are millions and millions of Americans suffering financially,
not because they were overleveraged, but because they were ****ed by
Wall Street, the banks, vulture capitalists, and corporations
offshoring jobs.



And to add insult to injury the Govt. bailed out the aforementioned
****ers so they could honor their bonus and perks commitments to
themselves. Aint that special. By the way; who was the leader of this
great nation as this was going on?