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I disagree.
Posted by
ty97
Oct 23 '08, 09:40
I'm not assigning weightings of blame here, but to say that a homeowner who took a loan they couldn't afford has no responsibility in the economic sense doesn't jive.
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If the homeowners never take the loans, then the bank never give the loans, and the bad loans never exist.
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ty97
Oct 23, 09:45
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Homeowners taking loans they couldn't afford to pay is just just a tangential item. It is a direct cause of the problem.
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ty97
Oct 23, 09:54
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of course one homeowner did not. many homeowner, however, contributed -- nm
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ty97
Oct 23, 10:01
*not* just a tangential item -- nm
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ty97
Oct 23, 09:54
If I know that you bought a hot-dog you can't pay for, I'm not loaning you money.. (NM)
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Marlowe
Oct 23, 09:44
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Because when they all default on their loans within a very short period, no one has confidence to lend money any more -- nm
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Roger More
Oct 23, 09:44
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and when they're bundled and sold as securities, those securities are now worthless. -- nm
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mafic
Oct 23, 09:47
Yep.. (NM)
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Marlowe
Oct 23, 09:41
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