Comments on: How does the government get away with this? http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this Tue, 11 May 2010 23:22:59 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: ddb777 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-736 ddb777 Tue, 09 Feb 2010 01:02:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-736 Illuminati!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br><b>References : </b><br> Illuminati!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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]]> By: Karl [Was Darth] http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-735 Karl [Was Darth] Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:41:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-735 Because even though I'm a Rep, one of the things I strongly disagree with My Party about is that they are totally and completly in the Hip Pocket of Big Business, which sucks. Teddy Roosevelt was the last Rep president not to sell out to the Big Corporations, shame We can't find another Pres like Him.<br><b>References : </b><br> Because even though I’m a Rep, one of the things I strongly disagree with My Party about is that they are totally and completly in the Hip Pocket of Big Business, which sucks.

Teddy Roosevelt was the last Rep president not to sell out to the Big Corporations, shame We can’t find another Pres like Him.
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]]> By: munowar http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-734 munowar Tue, 09 Feb 2010 00:06:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-734 The way society is structured there is no other choice. Say for instance the $700 million was used help out "Main st". Main st would have less impetus in contribution to the economy, so this would continue the general negativity, minus a few institutions which also decreases revenue for the economy, affecting growth, services, law and order... etc. If the 700million were used to bail out "Wall st," the companies would be save their "link in the chain," and everyone rides the storm (and some make a lot of money -as per usual) It's an unwinnable situation regardless for the U.S taxpayer. <br><b>References : </b><br>greed The way society is structured there is no other choice.

Say for instance the $700 million was used help out "Main st".
Main st would have less impetus in contribution to the economy, so this would continue the general negativity, minus a few institutions which also decreases revenue for the economy, affecting growth, services, law and order… etc.

If the 700million were used to bail out "Wall st," the companies would be save their "link in the chain," and everyone rides the storm (and some make a lot of money -as per usual)

It’s an unwinnable situation regardless for the U.S taxpayer.

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]]> By: pirate_dave24 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-733 pirate_dave24 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 23:33:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-733 All you have to do is see how much the government spends in a year. Look how many trillions of dollars the "country" (government) is in debt. See how the government takes care of other countries, but they still ignore the needy, homeless problem in our own country. Look how the price of EVERYTHING keeps going up, because big businesses says the cost of materials is on the rise, talk about a paradox! See how many wealthy men and women are in the military....none! The problem is the government is too big. We the people feel like "big brother" knows best...I think we need to really open our eyes, before they decide we don't need to see/hear/vote/decide what's best for this country. It almost seems like they are trying to weed out the poor and middle-class, doesn't it? Think about that. It's scary as hell to see what kind of country this will be like if this type of governing keeps going the way it is.<br><b>References : </b><br> All you have to do is see how much the government spends in a year. Look how many trillions of dollars the "country" (government) is in debt.
See how the government takes care of other countries, but they still ignore the needy, homeless problem in our own country.
Look how the price of EVERYTHING keeps going up, because big businesses says the cost of materials is on the rise, talk about a paradox!
See how many wealthy men and women are in the military….none!
The problem is the government is too big. We the people feel like "big brother" knows best…I think we need to really open our eyes, before they decide we don’t need to see/hear/vote/decide what’s best for this country.
It almost seems like they are trying to weed out the poor and middle-class, doesn’t it? Think about that.
It’s scary as hell to see what kind of country this will be like if this type of governing keeps going the way it is.
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]]> By: Blue_Bee http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-732 Blue_Bee Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:52:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-732 This whole thing is so scary and the long term implications so great, I have a hard time understanding why every single American has not taken to the streets to protest this bailout. Yes, it will likely mean recession, but we can come back from that. Especially if we don't spend an additional $700 billion dollars of non-existent tax dollars to bail out multi-billion dollar banks. Do you think the CEO's are going to suffer? WE will suffer, and for YEARS and YEARS to come. WTF Republicans! I thought you were AGAINST socialism? What the hell do you call this?!<br><b>References : </b><br> This whole thing is so scary and the long term implications so great, I have a hard time understanding why every single American has not taken to the streets to protest this bailout. Yes, it will likely mean recession, but we can come back from that. Especially if we don’t spend an additional $700 billion dollars of non-existent tax dollars to bail out multi-billion dollar banks. Do you think the CEO’s are going to suffer? WE will suffer, and for YEARS and YEARS to come.

WTF Republicans! I thought you were AGAINST socialism? What the hell do you call this?!
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]]> By: Eric H http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-731 Eric H Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:45:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-731 Government gets away with this because YOU LET THEM. America re-elected Bush. The WHOLE WORLD knew he was toxic during that election, but you went ahead and gave him another 4 years. Even now, almost HALF of Americans want to elect someone who'll just continue the same, failed policies. Worldwide, McCain's rating is 20% or lower. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE? DON'T YOU GET IT? And now you're paying the price. As for Fanny and Freddie, no, they could have been allowed to fail - the government would have had to assume 50% of the outstanding motgages in the country if they did - it would have been an absolute mess and your economy would have simply sunk under the load when the AIG-Lehman scandal hit. There would have been no bailout because there wouldn't have been an economy left to save.<br><b>References : </b><br> Government gets away with this because YOU LET THEM.

America re-elected Bush. The WHOLE WORLD knew he was toxic during that election, but you went ahead and gave him another 4 years.

Even now, almost HALF of Americans want to elect someone who’ll just continue the same, failed policies.

Worldwide, McCain’s rating is 20% or lower.

WHAT’S WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE?

DON’T YOU GET IT?

And now you’re paying the price.

As for Fanny and Freddie, no, they could have been allowed to fail – the government would have had to assume 50% of the outstanding motgages in the country if they did – it would have been an absolute mess and your economy would have simply sunk under the load when the AIG-Lehman scandal hit.

There would have been no bailout because there wouldn’t have been an economy left to save.
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]]> By: SmokeyD http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-730 SmokeyD Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:39:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-730 Fannie & Freddie should not be allowed to die. That would make it so that only an elite few could afford a home and ordinary people would have to return to a lifestyle where we inherit and live in our parent's house. I like the idea of buying and selling your home every five to ten years so you can upgrade as your income increases.<br><b>References : </b><br> Fannie & Freddie should not be allowed to die. That would make it so that only an elite few could afford a home and ordinary people would have to return to a lifestyle where we inherit and live in our parent’s house. I like the idea of buying and selling your home every five to ten years so you can upgrade as your income increases.
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]]> By: cub6265 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-729 cub6265 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:24:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-729 I think it is catering to the people who are already wealthy and won't suffer anyway. They will continue living in their mansions and driving their Mercedes. I also think this whole thing is really a cover up of a false economy and an effort to make the public believe we "need" a buy-out and that it will help us all. I am not so convinced.<br><b>References : </b><br> I think it is catering to the people who are already wealthy and won’t suffer anyway. They will continue living in their mansions and driving their Mercedes.
I also think this whole thing is really a cover up of a false economy and an effort to make the public believe we "need" a buy-out and that it will help us all. I am not so convinced.
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]]> By: Mike J http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-728 Mike J Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:08:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-728 yes they should have, its just that many of the high government officials have deals with them they will lose their money<br><b>References : </b><br> yes they should have, its just that many of the high government officials have deals with them they will lose their money
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]]> By: hihihi066 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this/comment-page-1#comment-727 hihihi066 Mon, 08 Feb 2010 21:48:59 +0000 http://www.acfh.biz/first-class-realestate/how-does-the-government-get-away-with-this#comment-727 the government has gotten away with so much more than this. this is just a walk in the park.<br><b>References : </b><br> the government has gotten away with so much more than this.
this is just a walk in the park.
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