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Originally Posted by ZeroJunk
I can't say that I disagree with that. It is the part where the borrowers were victims that bothers me. I think for the most part they knew what they were doing and took advantage of the situation. Either buying hoping to flip it , or knowing that they could at worst live in it for a few months if things didn't work out.
So, putting 100% on the backs of the banks is a liberal message that I just don't buy in to.
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You really think those borrowers thought they were pulling one over on the banks? LOL.....
Those banks were telling the borrowers they could do this and since they were the experts the borrowers believed them. Yes, they were the victims.
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It occurs to me that republicans seem to view black, Mexican, LGBT, Muslims and poor people in the same light as Nazi Germans once viewed Jewish people. We must be vigilant that it goes no further.
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