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To: posthumousone who wrote (227700)	11/6/2009 12:00:38 PM
From: X Y Zebra	Respond to of 306849

but on the flip side there are plenty of people on unemployment AND making money under the table AND not paying taxes AND getting to renogiate their loans to more favorable terms. 1.- plenty of people on unemployment = negative. 2.- making money under the table = at best questionable... as the amounts cannot be substantial, so they are making money, big deal what prospects do they really have for REAL GROWTH, doubtful at best, more like survival. (still a net negative) 3.- not paying taxes = positive (starve the god damned beast) 4.- getting their loans re-negotiated = BIG Negative, who wants to be in debt holding a decaying asset ? and decaying asset will be for years... just to maintain the fucking banksters ? i say WALK, and let these arseholes truly find 'religion' we have too many banks as it is anyway... and this is JUST the start... "we are going down to meet the devil" ~lucrecia mcevil. -g