J-SMITH69

back when the government was small and not into everyones business and not regulating the ---- out of everyone? they were 5 cents? gee i thought government regulation was great..

Econo-Box

Dude they did that like 3 years ago. pretty sure they were just as full of bullshit then as they are now.

and I agree jago gettin a tray full of Micky D's burgers was an awesome high school lunch. 3 dudes could eat good and still have aenough for a White Owl on the way back to school.

J-SMITH69

anyone listen to the 2004 quotes from all the dems saying how great freddie mac and fanny mac were doing and how great they were for giving poor minorities easy money.

hannity is playing them on his show right now.

http://gateway.andohs.net/player/def...66&customlogo=

J-SMITH69

obama is the #2 top receiver of freddie mac and fanny mae contributions.

biden is #4 i believe.

signorelli21

https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...topic=96536.50

Thats funny, 3 weeks ago you seemed to think there wasn't a problem. :1

J-SMITH69

whats the problem now? a couple banks that did bad business failed? two government entities that sucked at the taxpayers tit and spend trillions of dollars and did bad business failed?

our economy still doesn't suck and its not that bad. one section that was horribly regulation and driven into the ground by government doesn't represent our "economy"

McBoost

True. It was Clinton's administration pushed through retarded mortgage rules to let poor people buy houses they couldn't afford... alot of that is biting us in the *** right now.

Oh, and people who build and re-build houses in hurricane zones and flood plains deserve to have their houses destroyed. However, our government feels obligated to subsidize their insurance to make it affordable. People who live in a hurricane prone area should NOT pay the same premiums as a guy in Montana.

TorganFM

America's economy is based largely on agriculture, construction, and service. The agricultural sector died 60 or more years ago, that's done. We all know that construction has come to a halt. When construction workers (trust me, there are a lot more out there than you think) stop having work and people stop being able to afford their homes they're less likely to indulge in the service sector. Service is a pretty broad sector. It can be anything from cleaning companies, eye brow waxers, tanning salons, hvac service, etc. we all know what services are. People are just doing without more and more these days. So we aren't necessarily being economically crushed right now, but we aren't doing too hot either.

Here's a pic I just snagged. It shows the yellow journalism of "We just had the biggest loss in Wall Street history."



Basically percentage wise it isn't top 10. It's only the biggest loss because the Dow is so inflated.

Racintweek

agreed but i put most of the blame on greedy undeserving wanna-ballers