[ex-Texan]

The problem is bigger than hyper-inflated real estate prices. More and more Americans financed and refinanced their homes to buy new SUVs, digital televisions and fancy kitchens. But the problem is much larger than greed and excessive spending on fancy junk made overseas. The problem is evolving more every day. Take a peek at this video that predicts the "End of Suburbia" Think in terms of gasoline prices going up constantly for the next five years. Think in terms of the average family dumping their SUVs for tiny diesels. Think in terms of a new Middle East Crisis coming every year.

[Toddsterpatriot]

The problem is bigger than hyper-inflated blog pimps.

[Petronski]

Think in terms of gasoline prices going up constantly for the next five years. Think in terms of the average family dumping their SUVs for tiny diesels. Think in terms of a new Middle East Crisis coming every year.

Think in terms of going back on your medication and getting more therapy.

[M. Espinola]

For the same few with their real-estate agenda whatever happens in the Mideast coupled with additional, major increases in energy prices, they continue projecting the 'it won't effect me' attitude.