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When Congress OK'd the bailout package, they all told us it would be spent buying troubled mortgage assets.
That's what Congress voted on. That's what Congress approved.
Now, Paulson says it would be better for the economy if he uses the money to buy bank stocks as a way to help their balance sheets so they are more likely to lend you money for a car or student loan or credit card.
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According to CreditSights, a research firm in New York and London, the U.S. government has put itself on the hook for some $5 trillion, so far, in an attempt to arrest a collapse of the financial system.
Kill all the rich people
Originally posted by Odessy
reply to post by djpaec
Your absolutely right.
And what gets me even more is that there is nothing we can do about this.
The majority of the people have no idea whats going on around them. They are so distracted by football, tv shows, and the latest fashion that as long as they can get that new credit card, they are happy.
No, there will be no rally.
No, there will be no uprising.
Not until its too late...
Originally posted by djpaec
When did that guy from the future say Russia would nuke us? John Titor? Never believed in him, but now I hope it's true. This country needs to be destroyed and from the top.
I'm going to quote the 'terrorist Bill Ayers he had the right sentiment.
Kill all the rich people
They obviously despise the middle class, and want us to be slaves to our debt.
Originally posted by kozmo
Revolution is in the not too distance future. Prepare!
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The growth of debt has outstripped the growth of income to such an extent that an increase in consumer credit and bank lending is not possible. Consumers are overburdened with debt. This fact takes monetary policy out of the picture. Americans can no longer afford to borrow more in order to consume more.
Yet for all this activity, no formal action has been taken to fill the independent oversight posts established by Congress when it approved the bailout to prevent corruption and government waste. Nor has the first monitoring report required by lawmakers been completed, though the initial deadline has passed.