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On Apr 29, 6:18*am, bpuharic wrote:
On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:22:17 -0700 (PDT), Mike wrote: On Apr 27, 7:11*pm, bpuharic wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:41:42 -0400, John H wrote: no wonder the rich hate lawyers. they've prevented any protection for the middle class...and they want to gut the last vestiges of any protection at all Would you please do us all a favor and get off your "the middle class got screwed kick"? I'm "middle class" but don't whine like a bitch, like 99% of you're posts do. *Get over it, for Christ's sake. ROFLMAO!! glenn beck cries rivers about the poor rich. canucks and others here telll us how we MUST suck the cocks of the rich because americans are REQUIRED to protect them and make them feel good *You* relied on the Wall Street pigs to "gamble" your money (401K plan). uh, no. me and 100,000,000 others did as we were told by the rich -we worked hard -we gave up our pensions to the rich -we used the ONLY retirement vehicle open: 401k's and we got screwed. all of use. the average drop in 401k's in the last 3 years was 35% 8,000,000 jobless. foreclosures at a record... Maybe, just maybe, it's not always somebody else's fault. *Take a hard look in the mirror. more right wing bull****. blame the victim. it's NEVER the rich, you see. THEY didn't invent CDO's. it's the fault of the middle class; although, as conservative david frum pointed out, the middle class hasnt had a pay increase in TEN YEARS so tell me...how is it the fault of the middle class? Doesn't matter though; you're brainwashed. *Carry on with your ranting and raving. *You* got screwed. *We get it. Good grief :) yeah. the problem with the right is they deny there's a problem. caused by the unregulated free market. they have their delusions. i have the facts As much as I can't stomach some of the sleezy losers on Wall Street, including the banks that endorsed creative BS financial tools like CDS's, do you honesty think we, as middle class, were not somewhat responsible for the record foreclosures, as you've claimed? I know people that were fully aware should not be trying to take out a loan for a $450K+ house but did so anyway. Also know people that purposely faked their true incomes to get the loans. And, many were on a "home-flipping" spree and bragging about it during the housing bubble. They knew what they were doing. But, according to you, it wasn't their fault. They were the "victims". Give me a break. *Many* were responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent crash. Including us regular Joe's and Jane's. But also people like your beloved Dems in Congress, namely The Honorable Congressman Barney Frank. |
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... On Apr 29, 6:18 am, bpuharic wrote: On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:22:17 -0700 (PDT), Mike wrote: On Apr 27, 7:11 pm, bpuharic wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:41:42 -0400, John H wrote: no wonder the rich hate lawyers. they've prevented any protection for the middle class...and they want to gut the last vestiges of any protection at all Would you please do us all a favor and get off your "the middle class got screwed kick"? I'm "middle class" but don't whine like a bitch, like 99% of you're posts do. Get over it, for Christ's sake. ROFLMAO!! glenn beck cries rivers about the poor rich. canucks and others here telll us how we MUST suck the cocks of the rich because americans are REQUIRED to protect them and make them feel good *You* relied on the Wall Street pigs to "gamble" your money (401K plan). uh, no. me and 100,000,000 others did as we were told by the rich -we worked hard -we gave up our pensions to the rich -we used the ONLY retirement vehicle open: 401k's and we got screwed. all of use. the average drop in 401k's in the last 3 years was 35% 8,000,000 jobless. foreclosures at a record... Maybe, just maybe, it's not always somebody else's fault. Take a hard look in the mirror. more right wing bull****. blame the victim. it's NEVER the rich, you see. THEY didn't invent CDO's. it's the fault of the middle class; although, as conservative david frum pointed out, the middle class hasnt had a pay increase in TEN YEARS so tell me...how is it the fault of the middle class? Doesn't matter though; you're brainwashed. Carry on with your ranting and raving. *You* got screwed. We get it. Good grief :) yeah. the problem with the right is they deny there's a problem. caused by the unregulated free market. they have their delusions. i have the facts As much as I can't stomach some of the sleezy losers on Wall Street, including the banks that endorsed creative BS financial tools like CDS's, do you honesty think we, as middle class, were not somewhat responsible for the record foreclosures, as you've claimed? Yes. I think many people over-extended themselves without really thinking about it as much as they should. That doesn't absolve WS for lying and cheating though. I know people that were fully aware should not be trying to take out a loan for a $450K+ house but did so anyway. Also know people that purposely faked their true incomes to get the loans. And, many were on a "home-flipping" spree and bragging about it during the housing bubble. They knew what they were doing. I know people who were leveraged up to the Empire State's roof line. One couple bought 20 houses across the country. They're now bust. They didn't fake income, however. If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. But, according to you, it wasn't their fault. They were the "victims". Give me a break. *Many* were responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent crash. Including us regular Joe's and Jane's. But also people like your beloved Dems in Congress, namely The Honorable Congressman Barney Frank. Yes, there's blame to go around. I think we get your point. Now, as to solutions... WS needs regulation. Banks need regulation, but your beloved Republicans were blocking (up until yesterday) even debate on what should be done. Instead they wanted "backroom" deals first. |
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On Apr 29, 12:01*pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote:
"Mike" wrote in message ... On Apr 29, 6:18 am, bpuharic wrote: On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:22:17 -0700 (PDT), Mike wrote: On Apr 27, 7:11 pm, bpuharic wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:41:42 -0400, John H wrote: no wonder the rich hate lawyers. they've prevented any protection for the middle class...and they want to gut the last vestiges of any protection at all Would you please do us all a favor and get off your "the middle class got screwed kick"? I'm "middle class" but don't whine like a bitch, like 99% of you're posts do. Get over it, for Christ's sake. ROFLMAO!! glenn beck cries rivers about the poor rich. canucks and others here telll us how we MUST suck the cocks of the rich because americans are REQUIRED to protect them and make them feel good *You* relied on the Wall Street pigs to "gamble" your money (401K plan). uh, no. me and 100,000,000 others did as we were told by the rich -we worked hard -we gave up our pensions to the rich -we used the ONLY retirement vehicle open: 401k's and we got screwed. all of use. the average drop in 401k's in the last 3 years was 35% 8,000,000 jobless. foreclosures at a record... Maybe, just maybe, it's not always somebody else's fault. Take a hard look in the mirror. more right wing bull****. blame the victim. it's NEVER the rich, you see. THEY didn't invent CDO's. it's the fault of the middle class; although, as conservative david frum pointed out, the middle class hasnt had a pay increase in TEN YEARS so tell me...how is it the fault of the middle class? Doesn't matter though; you're brainwashed. Carry on with your ranting and raving. *You* got screwed. We get it. Good grief :) yeah. the problem with the right is they deny there's a problem. caused by the unregulated free market. they have their delusions. i have the facts As much as I can't stomach some of the sleezy losers on Wall Street, including the banks that endorsed creative BS financial tools like CDS's, do you honesty think we, as middle class, were not somewhat responsible for the record foreclosures, as you've claimed? Yes. I think many people over-extended themselves without really thinking about it as much as they should. That doesn't absolve WS for lying and cheating though. I know people that were fully aware should not be trying to take out a loan for a $450K+ house but did so anyway. *Also know people that purposely faked their true incomes to get the loans. *And, many were on a "home-flipping" spree and bragging about it during the housing bubble. *They knew what they were doing. I know people who were leveraged up to the Empire State's roof line. One couple bought 20 houses across the country. They're now bust. They didn't fake income, however. If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. But, according to you, it wasn't their fault. *They were the "victims".. Give me a break. *Many* were responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent crash. Including us regular Joe's and Jane's. *But also people like your beloved Dems in Congress, namely The Honorable Congressman Barney Frank. Yes, there's blame to go around. I think we get your point. Now, as to solutions... WS needs regulation. Banks need regulation, but your beloved Republicans were blocking (up until yesterday) even debate on what should be done. Instead they wanted "backroom" deals first. I haven't followed all the recent political crap of late, but can offer this: Isn't it already being regulated without the Government's formal intervention in the form of reform? One can have a firm, fixed income in the 6-figure range, a reasonable income to debt ratio, a 750 credit score and *still* can't get a loan. Those that do obtain loans have to go through a colonoscopy to get one. Mike |
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"Mike" wrote in message
... On Apr 29, 12:01 pm, "nom=de=plume" wrote: "Mike" wrote in message ... On Apr 29, 6:18 am, bpuharic wrote: On Wed, 28 Apr 2010 19:22:17 -0700 (PDT), Mike wrote: On Apr 27, 7:11 pm, bpuharic wrote: On Tue, 27 Apr 2010 17:41:42 -0400, John H wrote: no wonder the rich hate lawyers. they've prevented any protection for the middle class...and they want to gut the last vestiges of any protection at all Would you please do us all a favor and get off your "the middle class got screwed kick"? I'm "middle class" but don't whine like a bitch, like 99% of you're posts do. Get over it, for Christ's sake. ROFLMAO!! glenn beck cries rivers about the poor rich. canucks and others here telll us how we MUST suck the cocks of the rich because americans are REQUIRED to protect them and make them feel good *You* relied on the Wall Street pigs to "gamble" your money (401K plan). uh, no. me and 100,000,000 others did as we were told by the rich -we worked hard -we gave up our pensions to the rich -we used the ONLY retirement vehicle open: 401k's and we got screwed. all of use. the average drop in 401k's in the last 3 years was 35% 8,000,000 jobless. foreclosures at a record... Maybe, just maybe, it's not always somebody else's fault. Take a hard look in the mirror. more right wing bull****. blame the victim. it's NEVER the rich, you see. THEY didn't invent CDO's. it's the fault of the middle class; although, as conservative david frum pointed out, the middle class hasnt had a pay increase in TEN YEARS so tell me...how is it the fault of the middle class? Doesn't matter though; you're brainwashed. Carry on with your ranting and raving. *You* got screwed. We get it. Good grief :) yeah. the problem with the right is they deny there's a problem. caused by the unregulated free market. they have their delusions. i have the facts As much as I can't stomach some of the sleezy losers on Wall Street, including the banks that endorsed creative BS financial tools like CDS's, do you honesty think we, as middle class, were not somewhat responsible for the record foreclosures, as you've claimed? Yes. I think many people over-extended themselves without really thinking about it as much as they should. That doesn't absolve WS for lying and cheating though. I know people that were fully aware should not be trying to take out a loan for a $450K+ house but did so anyway. Also know people that purposely faked their true incomes to get the loans. And, many were on a "home-flipping" spree and bragging about it during the housing bubble. They knew what they were doing. I know people who were leveraged up to the Empire State's roof line. One couple bought 20 houses across the country. They're now bust. They didn't fake income, however. If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. But, according to you, it wasn't their fault. They were the "victims". Give me a break. *Many* were responsible for the housing bubble and subsequent crash. Including us regular Joe's and Jane's. But also people like your beloved Dems in Congress, namely The Honorable Congressman Barney Frank. Yes, there's blame to go around. I think we get your point. Now, as to solutions... WS needs regulation. Banks need regulation, but your beloved Republicans were blocking (up until yesterday) even debate on what should be done. Instead they wanted "backroom" deals first. I haven't followed all the recent political crap of late, but can offer this: isn't it already being regulated without the Government's formal intervention in the form of reform? One can have a firm, fixed income in the 6-figure range, a reasonable income to debt ratio, a 750 credit score and *still* can't get a loan. Those that do obtain loans have to go through a colonoscopy to get one. Mike Not regulated enough, apparently. You're right about the can't get a loan part. It's a pill for everyone. |
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... On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:01:09 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. Who would you turn them in to? Dial 911? There were no cops who were going to care, nor was the federal government concerned Fannie and Freddy were writing NINJA loans themselves. I'd start with the FBI. |
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... On Sat, 1 May 2010 22:01:42 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:01:09 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. Who would you turn them in to? Dial 911? There were no cops who were going to care, nor was the federal government concerned Fannie and Freddy were writing NINJA loans themselves. I'd start with the FBI. You would not get very far. The FBI does not have any jurisdiction over what is considered a local fraud case involving a home buyer and a loan officer. There is even a pretty good question about who was committing the fraud. The loan people (calling them "officer" is ridiculous), were coaching the buyers on how to fill out the application so it would go through and there was no real credit checking going on. These mortgage companies were getting money in $50 million dollar blocks and getting bonuses if they could write loans. My wife was building houses and closing 2 a week, That is about a million bucks a week gross. I'm betting I would get quite far. At the minimum, they would recommend who to call. Banking fraud, if it is that, is a federal crime. |
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... On Sun, 2 May 2010 10:16:15 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Sat, 1 May 2010 22:01:42 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: wrote in message m... On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:01:09 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. Who would you turn them in to? Dial 911? There were no cops who were going to care, nor was the federal government concerned Fannie and Freddy were writing NINJA loans themselves. I'd start with the FBI. You would not get very far. The FBI does not have any jurisdiction over what is considered a local fraud case involving a home buyer and a loan officer. There is even a pretty good question about who was committing the fraud. The loan people (calling them "officer" is ridiculous), were coaching the buyers on how to fill out the application so it would go through and there was no real credit checking going on. These mortgage companies were getting money in $50 million dollar blocks and getting bonuses if they could write loans. I'm betting I would get quite far. At the minimum, they would recommend who to call. Banking fraud, if it is that, is a federal crime. You would end up at Fannie and Freddie if you followed the money, eventually getting to congress. That was another thing that got de facto deregulation. The lenders were discouraged from trying to hard to disqualify marginal buyers and when this thing crashed, otherwise very credible buyers were suddenly marginal. Nobody really believed the market could crash and they thought that if a buyer defaulted, they would just sell the house to the next guy on the list at a higher price If this was just who wrote a bad loan, you could easily bust a lot of $35,000 a year loan clerks but how high did you want to go? Do you want to go up to told them it was OK, or even those who made it a condition of employment. They aren't enforcement agencies... the FBI is one. |
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... On Sun, 2 May 2010 23:49:11 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: wrote in message . .. On Sun, 2 May 2010 10:16:15 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: wrote in message m... On Sat, 1 May 2010 22:01:42 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: wrote in message news:f8vpt5tba13ilcshlfurdcfn1cok5cdb15@4ax. com... On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:01:09 -0700, "nom=de=plume" wrote: If you knew people that faked income or committed some other kind of fraud, did you turn them in? Probably not, so you can't be blameless either. Who would you turn them in to? Dial 911? There were no cops who were going to care, nor was the federal government concerned Fannie and Freddy were writing NINJA loans themselves. I'd start with the FBI. You would not get very far. The FBI does not have any jurisdiction over what is considered a local fraud case involving a home buyer and a loan officer. There is even a pretty good question about who was committing the fraud. The loan people (calling them "officer" is ridiculous), were coaching the buyers on how to fill out the application so it would go through and there was no real credit checking going on. These mortgage companies were getting money in $50 million dollar blocks and getting bonuses if they could write loans. I'm betting I would get quite far. At the minimum, they would recommend who to call. Banking fraud, if it is that, is a federal crime. You would end up at Fannie and Freddie if you followed the money, eventually getting to congress. That was another thing that got de facto deregulation. The lenders were discouraged from trying to hard to disqualify marginal buyers and when this thing crashed, otherwise very credible buyers were suddenly marginal. Nobody really believed the market could crash and they thought that if a buyer defaulted, they would just sell the house to the next guy on the list at a higher price If this was just who wrote a bad loan, you could easily bust a lot of $35,000 a year loan clerks but how high did you want to go? Do you want to go up to told them it was OK, or even those who made it a condition of employment. They aren't enforcement agencies... the FBI is one. The FBI would not look into a case where somebody fudged a loan application. Never said they would or wouldn't. I said I would start with them and they would certainly direct me to the proper authority. |
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