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Posted by The17sss on Feb-19-2009 20:25:

CNBC finally gets interesting

Revolt against the losers!


Posted by whiskers on Feb-19-2009 20:33:

I don't like this guy and the way he talks. He sounds like an asshole.
Is this a sitcom? Fox News wants their village idiot back.


Posted by The17sss on Feb-19-2009 20:38:

He's just irate, like most of us who work for our money, that we are now being forced to prop up the mortgages of those who can't pay, won't pay, don't pay, and had no business getting a loan in the first place. I don't blame him.


Posted by Space Marine on Feb-19-2009 21:07:

thats not interesting; im getting tired of "people and the economy"

something like "ufo disclosure" would be interesting.


Posted by Capitalizt on Feb-19-2009 21:43:

Go Rick Go!


Posted by miamitranceman on Feb-19-2009 22:59:

Wow, that was great.


Posted by winston on Feb-19-2009 23:00:

my side of chicago...


Posted by nchs09 on Feb-19-2009 23:14:

Great journalism.




i hope that guy dies.


Posted by chach on Feb-20-2009 02:01:

anyone that sees something wrong with this video is a blatant Obama blower, cant wait to see you all crying 4-5 years from now


Posted by whiskers on Feb-20-2009 04:31:

quote:
Originally posted by chach
anyone that sees something wrong with this video is a blatant Obama blower, cant wait to see you all crying 4-5 years from now



There is nothing wrong with the ideas presented, it's just the way they're presented... kind of like frying bacon in bat shit. It's bacon - but it's fried in shit.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Feb-20-2009 05:20:

He presents himself as an idiot, and its a bit scary to see suits getting angry...

I am all for social services, big government, helping the little guy, but seriously these idiots that bought something they cant afford need to lose their houses.

If we bail them out they wont learn their lesson. Obama seems like he is trying to regain the status quo and that status quo was what got us here. It can not be maintained.

A culling of the herd needs to be done, and if its not done and we artificially keep it where we want it to be everyone is going to suffer eventually and we might already be.

Maybe the US should investigate and solve the issue of why people cant afford houses in the first place. That a working family of two cant even pay a mortgage, at least not a fixed rate one. Why do these families and people feel that they can only get a house through those horrid ARMs?

Thats what needs to be solved. Not bailing them out and saying "next time dont do this."


Posted by winston on Feb-20-2009 05:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
He presents himself as an idiot, and its a bit scary to see suits getting angry...

I am all for social services, big government, helping the little guy, but seriously these idiots that bought something they cant afford need to lose their houses.



with all due respect, big government is not good in a capitalist economy such as the U.S and the U.K.

If you wan't a totalitarian government go to Cuba, Venezuela, or any other third world nation.

Obama is a socialist and a radical. His ideas are not in accordance to the conservative population (the majority of people who work for a living, save money, live within their means, etc).

Obama clearly condemns wall street. The government is trying to control everything and that is not good at all. A big government is not the solution to the problems of those who fell under the current financial doom.

While it does affect all of us, the private sector should remain...well, private. That I agree with you. If you bail out everyone people will repeat their mistakes, because big brother (or big nanny) will be there to watch your back. Worry not, all of this money does not come without strings attached, we are entering the era of big government control and supervision, expect your privacy to be sold and distributed, expect big taxation, extreme fiscal policy, expect government intervention in everything that used to belong to the private sector.

hopefully, the united kingdom will learn from the mistakes of America. In dire situations like these (even worse) than those currently lived across the ocean, it is of great importance to stay focused and calm. Panic is not a solution and America is running scared.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Feb-20-2009 05:36:

quote:
Originally posted by winston
with all due respect, big government is not good in a capitalist economy such as the U.S and the U.K.

If you wan't a totalitarian government go to Cuba, Venezuela, or any other third world nation.

Obama is a socialist and a radical. His ideas are not in accordance to the conservative population (the majority of people who work for a living, save money, live within their means, etc).

Obama clearly condemns wall street. The government is trying to control everything and that is not good at all. A big government is not the solution to the problems of those who fell under the current financial doom.

While it does affect all of us, the private sector should remain...well, private. That I agree with you. If you bail out everyone people will repeat their mistakes, because big brother (or big nanny) will be there to watch your back. Worry not, all of this money does not come without strings attached, we are entering the era of big government control and supervision, expect your privacy to be sold and distributed, expect big taxation, extreme fiscal policy, expect government intervention in everything that use to belong to the private sector.



Fuck Wall Street.

The whole of the US is not conservative, but there is a wide conservative population. The conservative population tends to not live in urban centers, which are traditionally much more to the left.

The Northeast US and the Western US are incredibly more left than they are right and also are the major population centers.

And honestly the fiscal conservatives in the US are far more likely to be just stupid and cheap than they are actually in line with fiscal conservative doctrine.

The US is a country founded on not liking taxes, but the people seem to forget that taxes pay for a whole lot of shit.

These people will be the first to complain about how their schools failed their kids in providing them an education, or that crime is high in their area because there is no police force, or that their interstate highway system is falling apart.

Do they want to pay for it? Fuck no. Will they bitch? Fuck yes.
If they


Posted by wing on Feb-20-2009 05:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Space Marine
thats not interesting; im getting tired of "people and the economy"

something like "ufo disclosure" would be interesting.


Posted by winston on Feb-20-2009 05:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby
Fuck Wall Street.

The conservative population tends to not live in urban centers, which are traditionally much more to the left.




Well, ironically, if you look at Los Angeles (the second largest city in the US, which happens to be very liberal)you will notice that as a result of their big spending problem, the entire population is facing, as i believe, a very dire situation of being completely broke. I believe today they found out they had some kind of budget, but that same system of government spending is what obama is aiming for, and the us government cannot afford, and i repeat it cannot afford to bail or spend more money after what they have spent over the last couple of years starting with bush. obama should have been more conservative from the get go, in my opinion.

I am referring to California as a whole...


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Feb-20-2009 06:15:

quote:
Originally posted by winston
Well, ironically, if you look at Los Angeles (the second largest city in the US, which happens to be very liberal)you will notice that as a result of their big spending problem, the entire population is facing, as i believe, a very dire situation of being completely broke. I believe today they found out they had some kind of budget, but that same system of government spending is what obama is aiming for, and the us government cannot afford, and i repeat it cannot afford to bail or spend more money after what they have spent over the last couple of years starting with bush. obama should have been more conservative from the get go, in my opinion.

I am referring to California as a whole...



California has too big an economy to be a state.

And really, fuck both sides, but I still think Obama can get this shit turned around. I fear what McCain would have been doing... or not doing.


Posted by winston on Feb-20-2009 06:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Joss Weatherby


And really, fuck both sides



why of course, down with government, anarchy prevails.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Feb-20-2009 06:20:

quote:
Originally posted by winston
why of course, down with government, anarchy prevails.


No, fuck anarchy as well. The US is too big for its britches and their are cultural and political divides that run down both sides based on their regions.

Split the ******.


Posted by winston on Feb-20-2009 06:23:

can I kiss you?


Posted by sean5 on Feb-20-2009 06:32:

the only person on cnbc who knows anything


Posted by malek on Feb-20-2009 06:35:

fuck this guy is bang on!

I'm adding CNBC


Posted by sean5 on Feb-20-2009 06:50:

by "big government coming" does a previous poster mean china to rape us in the ass?


Posted by biznology on Feb-20-2009 09:09:

funny last time i checked, most everyone worked for their money. no one got a bad mortgage on food stamps...

people who are responsible shouldnt be punished, but just because you pay your mortgage doesnt mean you DONT have thousands of dollars of debt somewhere else! its a little difficult to hear someone who shouts on TV for a job tell everyone else how it is.

shitty mortgages and the dumbasses whom picked them up suck, but mostly this is just a 'conservative' rant against obama. the fucking surplus hasnt even shown any effect yet, but already its *only* helping broke assholes. funny, i dont have a mortgage and i am a broke asshole, but i havent noticed a change yet.

the issue is, that the whole country is so far in the shitter it doesnt really matter whether you do or dont pay your mortgage. if we want to get back in the red we need to do worlds more than has been done. everyone in the US thinks everyone else is deadbeat, but most of the US debt is owned by foreign countries... be a 'free trader' with that|


Posted by malek on Feb-20-2009 10:34:

So 92% of people who still make their mortgage payments should pick up the tab for the other 8%??

This 75B$ given to the bank, it's free money!



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