“My anger is at you, and the other populist children ignorant of economics and history”
My anger is with people like you that I assume aren’t dry behind the ears yet(baby boomer or younger) that think it’s acceptable to live on credit!
The last depression weeded out people like you and taught them a lesson.
It’s a sorry state that the lessons learned only lasted 2 generations.
Take your lumps and learn from them.
That goes for both the borrowers and lenders.
**My anger is with people like you that I assume aren’t dry behind the ears yet(baby boomer or younger) that think it’s acceptable to live on credit!**
Let me guess, you are drawing Social Security and Medicare aren’t you?
The last depression weeded out people like you and taught them a lesson.
It’s a sorry state that the lessons learned only lasted 2 generations.
Take your lumps and learn from them.
That goes for both the borrowers and lenders.
What nonsense, I'll bet I'm older than you, been around the block a whole lot and agree with Jason.
Go ahead and knock yourself out, the bill will pass either tomorrow or Friday and cooler heads will have prevailed.
“My anger is with people like you that I assume aren’t dry behind the ears yet(baby boomer or younger) that think it’s acceptable to live on credit!
The last depression weeded out people like you and taught them a lesson.
It’s a sorry state that the lessons learned only lasted 2 generations.
Take your lumps and learn from them.
That goes for both the borrowers and lenders.”
Amen, dalereed, amen!
Good night.
“The last depression weeded out people like you and taught them a lesson.”
The last depression was furthered by similar actions as this bailout. (AND - we got to keep all of the socialism ideals that came along with it).