Eric Holder was correct, I am a coward

[jla]

I am not bold at all.
Yesterday I woke up with the intention of stopping by the bank after work and making my monthly mortgage payment. Then I had an inspirational idea - how about if I joined ACORN then demanded their help in repulsing the evil bankers? Maybe I couldn't achieve the highest noble goal of ACORN members, (getting or keeping a home at the expense of working Americans), but I just may be able to shakedown coax the evil bankers into lessening my mortgage rate, (never mind that I signed on the dotted line and agreed to pay it) or even slashing the total principle on the loan to reflect a fair and equitable amount.

But in the end, I turned yellow, my spine was like rubber as I pulled into the drive-thru, grabbed the carrier and inserted my payment coupon and check.
So, besides purchasing a home I could afford, (I know, I know, stupid me!), I cannot muster the courage to refuse to make payments on it.

As a form of self-atonement, I think I will go stand in front of our town's local ACORN office, wearing a sign that reads: I Make My Monthly House Payments and let the jeering and laughter commence upon me.

[Brilliant]

What he said was that we are cowards when it comes to race relations. I thought you were going to say that you thought about going out and taking a public stand against racial preferences, but you chickened out.

[jla]

This home mortgage default issue is about race relations. Nothing more, nothing less.
Aside that, wouldn't you agree it brilliant if Steve Forbes became a very close adviser to Gov/President hopeful Sarah Palin?

[ronnie raygun]

In this case the meaning of coward is not to be afraid but to avoid debate, and play thier game. The outcome of a debate will lead to a disagreement and you being labled a racist and I for one am not a racist I am a realist, one who knows who the racist are and the pc atmosphere they, the white liberal helpers have helped to create.