Is the housing bailout an example of congress’s ‘addiction to intervention’? What should they do instead?
by Mortgage Rates on Sunday, November 14th, 2010 | 5 Comments
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Allow the institutions to collapse. If we allow the dollar to collapse, our economy is screwed even more than at present.
I consider this a no win situation. I do not believe that those who are in trouble should be bailed out, but not doing anything could hurt a lot of people who did nothing wrong.
There are some people who bought houses that were within their financial means, and were screwed over by unscrupulous lending institutions.
They should get some assistance.
The people who were running around flipping houses, or buying way more than they would ever be able to afford should take it directly in the neck.
what should they do? when the vast majority of our politicians save for man who you are quoting here are sponsored by corporate interests?
the simple answer is this: banking institutions at the very top WANT the dollar to collapse. welcome to the NAU, and say hello to your new currency, the Amero. Americans will be forced into this union under the guise of staving of complete economic collapse, and with our sovereign nation goes our bill of rights, and all other civil liberties guaranteed (albeit abused) in the constitution.
Withdrawal as the root problem… What a comparison;
–> Genius!
Dr. Paul stepped to the side for reasons we may not fully understand, yet. But at least we know that he sees this R3volution as a very long-term, dedication-starved effort that’ll require us all to become and remain ever-vigilant.
I constantly wonder, DAR, how can we approach and attract people when the great majority almost completely trust one news-outlet or another as being “balanced” and/or relaying stories “in context”?
Oddly, almost everyone you talk to is fed to the teeth with the nonsense that’s going on and, yet, they seem determined to either vote for the “other” party – as if the two aren’t in the sack together – or just give up b/c they’re convinced we’re overpowered. We’re beat.
There has GOT to be some way around these two fantasies and into the core of our Citizenry’s latent but still-burning passion for the Liberties we say we still love. And I believe we still do. But how can we get together? The media are so good at keeping us at odds.
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