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Charlson1 year, 1 month ago

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A drop in the bucket compared to the real culprits. Your attempt at diverting the blame is reprehensible. And it seems that the bailout so far has only helped the bankers and mortgage companies who are hoarding the money instead of working to reduce foreclosures. You must be very proud of yourself.

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    Charlson1 year, 1 month ago
    
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    I am very solvent and have no problems meeting my obligations. But I do have an empathy for the little man and not the wealthy and powerful, unlike you. Bet you claim to be a Christian too. If you're not, I apologise in advance.
    
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        Charlson1 year, 1 month ago
        
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        Calling you a Christian is what you consider an insult? lmao.
        
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    Charlson1 year, 1 month ago
    
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    It would seem that you'd give a free ride to the scammers (mortgage companies giving mortgages to those less educated and unable to understand the fine print and then bundling mortgages and selling them with inflated worth to investors) and punish the scammed, those who paid into the mortgage system until the balloon payments became too large for them to afford and then losing their homes along with their investment in that home, plus the gullible investors who bought those mortgages. Now who ended up with nothing and who ended up with something?
    
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