Curb stomping tea party style...

haffajappa

oh yes the abuse she suffered is illegitimate because the ass hole had bad aim.
:roll:

kenny olav

Sludge Factory wrote:

kenny olav wrote:

It's true - not every Tea Partier wants to kick a liberal in the head so much that he actually does it, but they do all want to boot fellow citizens out of their homes because they were dumb enough to sign bad mortgages (which were able to take place due to lack of government oversight), or because they lost their jobs when the free market sent them to India, and they'll all be proud of them when they then decide to join the one communistically-run organization they all support - our military - and proceed to shoot people in the head or otherwise blow them to bits as a consequence of a global cat and mouse game known as the war on terror.

It's a bit weird to me that lack of government oversight is what you cite as being the reason these bad mortgages were allowed when in actuality it was because of government regulation that these bad mortgages were incentivized to begin with. The mid 90's legislation that banks be required to lower their standards regarding loan practices was more conducive to the bad mortgage fiasco than anything else, let alone a "lack" of oversight.

It's fair point you make. On one hand, the government lowered the standards, and on the other hand, government paid no attention to the standards that were kept...

For example (from http://themillercircle.org/2010/10/the- ... ge-crisis/): "But recently, we have learned that many foreclosures have been done illegally and it is the attorneys general of many states who are now declaring that during the sub-prime fiasco, mortgages were bundled up, diced sliced and otherwise contorted through acts of complete illegality, often without a notarized copy of the signature of the mortgagee at the time of sale, something that is required by law in many or most states. While the Bank of America has stopped doing mortgage foreclosures throughout the country, referring to their problem as “flawed paperwork,” Ralph Nader has no problem referring to it as “fraudulently executed contracts.”" I also heard on NPR that many signatures that were notarized, were done so en masse in offices miles away from where they were signed, which, of course, defeats the whole purpose. So what does this mean, did anyone ever read any of these mortgages? Did they sign one and have another one notarized? What a fucking mess.

Open

know1 wrote:

kenny olav wrote:

know1 wrote:

I didn't see a person kicked in the head. I saw someone whose shoulder was stepped on.

Not saying that's right, but if you can't tell the truth, what does that say about you?

I'm sorry... he stepped down on her head and shoulders with deliberate force. We cool now? :roll:

You simply cannot watch that video and claim that he stepped on her head.

In any case, he still was wrong to do what he did, but why do people have to exaggerate it?

Your posts on this thread summarize exactly what's wrong with america. Disgusting and pathetic.

know1

Open wrote:

Your posts on this thread summarize exactly what's wrong with america. Disgusting and pathetic.

I agree. It disgusts me that our political process has basically become two sides lying about the bad things the other side has done.

If I had the resources, I'd run for office and REFUSE to speak one word about my opponent.