by The_Toecutter » Sun 15 Apr 2007, 23:44:04
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')lways on the side of big business, T.J?
If you understand sarcasm, you actually find that he's siding against them.
That Senator in question wants to help ensure big business gets its money... Inevitably, it will come from we the taxpayers, instead of allowing these homeowners to go bankrupt and allowing these banking companies to get shafted with homes worth not near what they were paid for. Eliminate personal responsibility from both the lenders willing to take a huge risk on a property who's value is artificially inflated and eliminate personal responsibility from those stupid enough to sign a contract that you need both degreed lawyers and economists to interpret it so that it may be understood...
The lenders fund Schumer's campaigns, and in return, he looks out for them. This is under the guise of 'protecting the little guy', no less. The real truth is that the little guy, being all the taxpayers in this country along with these homeowners, are going to get ripped off no matter what happens. We can bail out the lenders and homeowners with our hard earned tax dollars, or the borrowers who are mostly responsible for the position they are in can go homeless...
Pretty nasty situation. People like Schumer just make the situation worse when they see an opportunity to exploit it at someone else's expense.
The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the old growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder. ~Thomas Jefferson