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was financial crisis caused by our our moral indifference

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout: Debate & Discussion' started by God's Son, Nov 15, 2009.

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  1. God's Son

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    iam glad obama is interested in wut this lady has to say but i dont think he will be able to do much bout it

    the lack of ethical treatment of the weak among us will be the undoing of america, Jesus would not bless this union

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/nov/12/united-nations-us-property-fallout
     
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    I think our government is more to blame than god.

    But that is a chicken and egg argument really.

    "Which came first, morality or regulation?"
     
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    I always thought it was greedy bankers pushing the adjustable rate mortgage. My family isnt in much different financial situations than the rest of these folks, but we got a fixed rate and have had no trouble.
     
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    I find her logic hard to follow. Can someone explain it to me why public housing is destroyed by the financial crisis?
     
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    Without reading, I would guess public housing was destroyed by the fall in demand (and therefore provision) resulting from more of its 'customers' buying their own homes with underpriced credit.

    I haven't read it because the idea that it's a good thing to keep people dependent on government assistance just can't get any traction in my brain.
     

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