I would like to share a blogging experience I had last week on Stop-Obama after posting the news about our Economic crisis. I just want to give you a taste of the Obamanation idiocy we encounter when blogging. This conversation deserved its own post!
I must add that I have never been or intend to go to Obama blog or a Republican blog or a pro-Bush blog or a KKK blog or any blog that I have nothing to contribute or want to contribute or even dialog with. So I ask you why have the Obamanations made it their job to infiltrate and dis-respect ALL pro-Hillary blogs!
***************************************
Princess Mononoke said on 04 Jun 2008 at 6:27 pm 19
Brent Adams wrote “Barack Obama would still win the Democratic nomination. SHE HAS LOST, ANY WAY YOU SLICE IT. It’s over, face reality.”
He may have won the Democratic nomination my dearest Brent. However, this is NO WAY means he has won the Presidency!
This Presidential election is NOT OVER! What you and the other Obamanations do NOT understand is that our country does NOT have time to potty train jr. Obama during a 4 year Presidential term while we face a modern day GREAT depression!
You don’t give a crap now. You see this damn election as a popularity contest. Most of you have voted for the first time and have NO idea the impact of your vote. Who do you think will be there to serve you in those soup lines to come… ALL OF US!
You kind of remind me of all those people now stealing gas across the nation. Here we are working our asses off to be able to fill our tanks and you have made it your job to siphon our gas for a free ride! Give us all a break and wake up would ya!
Ahndruw said on 04 Jun 2008 at 7:44 pm 22
Just more fear mongering, is that what it boils down to, soup lines, sky is falling. He can’t win so you bettter stick with us! We won’t vote for him, so you better stick with us! Waaah, waaah, our candidate is a loser. We couldn’t win, but wait until the evil republicans are done with him, then they’ll see mwahaha.
I’m pretty sure if the Republicans had a strategy it wouldn’t have involved a 71 year old candidate who can barely get through a speech without looking like a creepy uncle.
Thanks for the name calling. I feel sorry for you, but I understand people with little basis for argument or limited intellectual capacity have to resort to ad hominum attacks.
Princess Mononoke said on 05 Jun 2008 at 7:37 pm 23
I do apology for the name calling, I said it in frustration for your stupidity.
Call it whatever you want. I am in no way trying to scare you. I am trying to inform the common citizen and help the common citizen to PREPARE for the economic onslaught that is coming our way. The media has diligently kept this information from the common citizen. Yeah, it’s okay for the media to frighten the american public by exploiting terrorism. However, they do not want to create a panic when it comes to our economic instability.
The fact is we are expecting more than 2 MILLION homes to foreclose this year alone! That in itself WILL create a supreme RIPPLE effect among ALL of the financial markets WORLDWIDE! That is the TSUNAMI I keep referring to day after day. But I would NOT expect Obama’s supporters to understand that in the least and that is really really really sad. Obama himself doesn’t even have a clue.
Ahndruwon said 05 Jun 2008 at 9:19 pm 26
It’s pure fear mongering Princess. My grandparents lived through the depression and were still living like they were in it in the 90’s, and yours probably did too. And by that I mean they made me well aware of what a depression was. I lived through the late 70’s. We’re not close to what we had in the late 70’s and we aren’t anywhere near a depression. We aren’t even technically in a recession.
2 million homes in the US? I seriously doubt that, where are you getting that number? The number of foreclosures last year was about 400,000. Nobody is foreclosing at a %500 rate off last year. The 2 million number I am assuming you are getting from the three year 2007-2009 estimate. So you’re either intentionally fear mongering or you yourself have deluded yourself into believing beyond even the worst case scenario. I’m not saying it isn’t bad, it is, but it isn’t tsunami like and it won’t be the end of the world.
By the time the next president is in office the sub-prime mess will amost be over, which won’t solve all the problems, but it has been the spearhead. Anyhoo, politically speaking it is in McCain’s interest to keep bad financial news quiet, so is this a vast right-wing media conspiracy?
Princess Mononoke said on 05 Jun 2008 at 9:54 pm 28
Oh and by the way this crisis is WORLDWIDE! We are not the only country being affected by the derivative (SIVs, CDOs, MBSs) virus. These were sold to investors around the world.
It is the TRUTH! No fearmongering here. Check out England, Ireland, Australia, Spain, France, Japan, China, etc.
Ahndruw said on 08 Jun 2008 at 12:27 pm 34
It depends on who is losing their home and why. I do care about chicken littles running around talking about the end of the world and using words like great depression when we are not even in a recession. Because the chicken littles do us no good and they are all over places like this. And I guess I am not used to the rampant disinformation and misinformation that is acceptable on fringe blogs that would not be acceptable in most forms of media or even casual conversation.
I didn’t try to shoot down an argument IMP, I did.
“The fact is we are expecting more than 2 MILLION homes to foreclose this year alone!”
That sentance is not only not a fact, it is at best a gross distortion and at worst a flat out lie. And using fear mongering misinformation to back a candidate, any candidate, is lower than a snakes belly.
Princess Mononoke said on 08 Jun 2008 at 2:40 pm 35
With all due respect Ahndruw, I agree that what I have posted is extremely hard to believe for someone who does not understand economics, mortgages and investments.
But the TRUTH, the real TRUTH of the matter is that many folks, homeowners took out short term fixed mortgages and negative amortization mortgages. With interest rates climbing and home values falling rapidly, no one will be immune from the financial pressure this will cause every household in America.
The first to be affected was the sub-prime market, followed by the Alt-A market then the prime market. Meaning your credit rating doesn’t matter. If you can no longer afford the payments on your home, your only option is to walk away. It has come down to a choice between paying your mortgage and being able to feed and clothe your family.
When everybody and they will starts to lose their homes due to doubling and tripling of their mortgage payments… these foreclosed home will impact the derivatives markets. This is what will cause the financial markets to be disabled.
Princess Mononoke said on 08 Jun 2008 at 2:44 pm 36
By all means though, feel free to be like those tourists in Indonesia playing with the fish flapping on the shoreline and befuddled as to why the water receeded away from the shore.
The 2004 Indian ocean Tsunami was no respecter of persons.
No comments:
Post a Comment