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Should America boycott GM products because they flaked on paying off 14 billions of their taxpayer bailout funds?
by Anonymous on June 5th, 2011
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Are the US banks responsible for the financial crisis in Greece?
by Marguerite on June 23rd, 2011
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Bank of America to cut 30,000 jobs. Still think that bailout was a good idea?
by Anonymous on September 12th, 2011
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So rest of California, when are we going to have to start releasing prisoners and closing schools to fix the deficit?
by Faithlesstheist on February 1st, 2011
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Did anyone or any company/organisation face charges or prosecution over the Global Financial Crisis (GFC)?
by NiCkIzBacK on March 17th, 2011
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You're reading Who is most responsible for the economic meltdown we are in? I know, and I would like to see how many other people guess the answer. :)
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Excellent point. +3.
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I actually have it boiled down to a one-word answer but you are on the same track I'm on with my explanation. And mine takes more words than yours to explain why that one word is the total answer.
by Jim in a Nautilus COAT on December 21st, 2008
Stu B in a Dreidelhead COAT for Chanukah put together the clues I've been dropping in comments throughout the day.
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One word.
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A person, not a party or a thing.
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Kudos to one who probably doesn't believe in Santa anyway. :)
by Jim in a Nautilus COAT on December 21st, 2008
Yish ... well, of course ...
Feminism beat them all, when it came to 'riskier' lends by banks.
The charge on home finance also began with feminism, And therefore, the beginning of marked increases in interest rates from what were previously always more stably positioned at only 2.5%.
Also, when single income was the norm - pre-fems, the downpayment required was over 25%. Now it's 0!! but with high interest rates.
Further, as fems have instigated and promoted family separation and individualism, families have divided willy-nilly. Thus, market-wise, where many people were living in only one house, suddenly those same people need 2 or more houses.
This, of course, has placed ENORMOUS strains on costs and availability of accommodation.
by denidowi on August 9th, 2009
Do you even look at facts, or do you simply dip into your cauldron of bigotry and make up explanations for events. Less than 15% of the "troubled assets" that collapsed the banking system were subprime loans. 85% went mostly to well-to-do whites. And virtually 199% of the leveraged derivatives and credit default swaps fit into that crowd. Probably mostly Republicans, too.
by Jim in a Nautilus COAT on August 9th, 2009
Er ... jimmy ... do you even look at the facts??
I know you are hell-bent politically; therefore your judgment is clouded, but as i recall, when I wrote the book answering your current prob there 17 years ago, I stated, EVEN THEN,that both sides of politics were very much at fault; because BOTh have entertained the femms ... both have filled 'Houses' all around the Western world with the appeasement of the Whims and fancies of the femms and now Gays.
While they continue to facilitate these in Law, such that they now dominate the issues in media and the floors of power and brainwash the young in the annuls of academia throughout the world, we will continue to retard - Both, morally, morale-wise AND economically, and Bust up families and earth left, right and centre.
The little I gave you was but a mere touch on the human skinLOL!
by denidowi on August 10th, 2009
Your misogyny is too disgusting to continue reading. Unsubscribing.
by Jim in a Nautilus COAT on August 10th, 2009
Oh, Jim ... don't be like that: I'm expecting your company and supervision on a nautical fishing ventureLOL!Ha Ha!! ;)
Hey ... don't run away, Jim - just when I was getting to like your company.
by denidowi on August 11th, 2009