Comments on: Bailing Out the Losers & Government Leeches http://www.msunderestimated.com/2008/07/bailing-out-the-losers-government-leeches/ Reality Bytes Sun, 21 Mar 2010 08:35:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: MsUnderestimated http://www.msunderestimated.com/2008/07/bailing-out-the-losers-government-leeches/comment-page-1/#comment-118500 MsUnderestimated Sat, 25 Apr 2009 12:42:10 +0000 http://msunderestimated.com/?p=1104#comment-118500 Delete. Delete.

]]> By: Cellulite http://www.msunderestimated.com/2008/07/bailing-out-the-losers-government-leeches/comment-page-1/#comment-118499 Cellulite Sat, 25 Apr 2009 09:38:52 +0000 http://msunderestimated.com/?p=1104#comment-118499 Thanks for the interesting article, i liked reading it, keep posts likes this one coming, I am totally impressed.<br><br>Jessica Thanks for the interesting article, i liked reading it, keep posts likes this one coming, I am totally impressed.

Jessica

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]]> By: Cellulite http://www.msunderestimated.com/2008/07/bailing-out-the-losers-government-leeches/comment-page-1/#comment-117212 Cellulite Sat, 25 Apr 2009 02:38:52 +0000 http://msunderestimated.com/?p=1104#comment-117212 Thanks for the interesting article, i liked reading it, keep posts likes this one coming, I am totally impressed.<br><br>Jessica Thanks for the interesting article, i liked reading it, keep posts likes this one coming, I am totally impressed.

Jessica

]]> By: Leon Brozyna http://www.msunderestimated.com/2008/07/bailing-out-the-losers-government-leeches/comment-page-1/#comment-113417 Leon Brozyna Tue, 29 Jul 2008 19:18:09 +0000 http://msunderestimated.com/?p=1104#comment-113417 What originally happened in Lake City when that home was built is a prime example of how charity and goodwill should work — through the actions of private organizations and individuals. I'm sure many of the recipients are well deserving of the help. How they handle it afterwards is up to them. These particular individuals betrayed their neighbors' trust and goodwill. As for Fannie & Freddie — they need to be reigned in and, in time, abolished. This is what happens when government plays in the arena of charity and goodwill. It becomes abused and leaves the taxpayer holding the bag. Other examples abound. Just look at the idiots that build on the coast and have their houses (usually a seond home) destroyed in a storm. They rebuild in the same location thanks to government largesse (flood insurance) which the taxpayer underwrites. Get the government out of the flood insurance business and let people stupid enough to build on the coast or in flood plains pay private insurance premiums that reflect the true cost of their idiocy. Maybe then, when someone has to pay sky high premiums, they'll start to make sensible choices and quite screwing taxpers. What originally happened in Lake City when that home was built is a prime example of how charity and goodwill should work — through the actions of private organizations and individuals. I’m sure many of the recipients are well deserving of the help. How they handle it afterwards is up to them. These particular individuals betrayed their neighbors’ trust and goodwill.

As for Fannie & Freddie — they need to be reigned in and, in time, abolished. This is what happens when government plays in the arena of charity and goodwill. It becomes abused and leaves the taxpayer holding the bag. Other examples abound. Just look at the idiots that build on the coast and have their houses (usually a seond home) destroyed in a storm. They rebuild in the same location thanks to government largesse (flood insurance) which the taxpayer underwrites. Get the government out of the flood insurance business and let people stupid enough to build on the coast or in flood plains pay private insurance premiums that reflect the true cost of their idiocy. Maybe then, when someone has to pay sky high premiums, they’ll start to make sensible choices and quite screwing taxpers.

]]> By: Leon Brozyna http://www.msunderestimated.com/2008/07/bailing-out-the-losers-government-leeches/comment-page-1/#comment-114757 Leon Brozyna Tue, 29 Jul 2008 17:18:09 +0000 http://msunderestimated.com/?p=1104#comment-114757 What originally happened in Lake City when that home was built is a prime example of how charity and goodwill should work — through the actions of private organizations and individuals. I'm sure many of the recipients are well deserving of the help. How they handle it afterwards is up to them. These particular individuals betrayed their neighbors' trust and goodwill.<br><br>As for Fannie & Freddie — they need to be reigned in and, in time, abolished. This is what happens when government plays in the arena of charity and goodwill. It becomes abused and leaves the taxpayer holding the bag. Other examples abound. Just look at the idiots that build on the coast and have their houses (usually a seond home) destroyed in a storm. They rebuild in the same location thanks to government largesse (flood insurance) which the taxpayer underwrites. Get the government out of the flood insurance business and let people stupid enough to build on the coast or in flood plains pay private insurance premiums that reflect the true cost of their idiocy. Maybe then, when someone has to pay sky high premiums, they'll start to make sensible choices and quite screwing taxpers. What originally happened in Lake City when that home was built is a prime example of how charity and goodwill should work — through the actions of private organizations and individuals. I'm sure many of the recipients are well deserving of the help. How they handle it afterwards is up to them. These particular individuals betrayed their neighbors' trust and goodwill.

As for Fannie & Freddie — they need to be reigned in and, in time, abolished. This is what happens when government plays in the arena of charity and goodwill. It becomes abused and leaves the taxpayer holding the bag. Other examples abound. Just look at the idiots that build on the coast and have their houses (usually a seond home) destroyed in a storm. They rebuild in the same location thanks to government largesse (flood insurance) which the taxpayer underwrites. Get the government out of the flood insurance business and let people stupid enough to build on the coast or in flood plains pay private insurance premiums that reflect the true cost of their idiocy. Maybe then, when someone has to pay sky high premiums, they'll start to make sensible choices and quite screwing taxpers.

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