Man bulldozes home after bank begins foreclosure

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Nov 24, 2003
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Good for him.

Everyone should be able to have a house for free.

I am sure builders will be more than happy to build them at no charge

And we can supplement our limited natural resources by growing trees on the Moon!!

Fuck why stop at houses. Everyone is entitled to a house and car and TV and vacation and retirement and computer and iPod and vacation home without paying for it!!

Good for him
 
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Good for him.

Everyone should be able to have a house for free.

I am sure builders will be more than happy to build them at no charge

And we can supplement are limited natural resources by growing trees on the Moon!!

Fuck why stop at houses. Everyone is entitled to a house and car and TV and vacation and retirement and computer and iPod and vacation home without paying for it!!

Good for him
good point...except that $160k was owed on a $350k house. which means he had probably already paid well over $200k (interest). so it wouldnt be free, just discounted
 
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Good for him.

Everyone should be able to have a house for free.

I am sure builders will be more than happy to build them at no charge

And we can supplement are limited natural resources by growing trees on the Moon!!

Fuck why stop at houses. Everyone is entitled to a house and car and TV and vacation and retirement and computer and iPod and vacation home without paying for it!!

Good for him
change ur name to Mr. Negative lol
 
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good for him, but this is what "they" want you to do....more reasons to pass new laws to take away more of your freedom little by little.
 
Nov 24, 2003
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oh yeah Mr. Negative, because the reality surely isn't people getting fed up for years now!!


The reality is definitely not people thinking that we are entitled by some birth right contract to an unsustainable lifestyle perpetuated with relatively illogical, newly conceptualized social technologies that have been misleadingly accepted as inherent rights by virtue of being of the human species.
 
May 9, 2002
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The reality is definitely not people thinking that we are entitled by some birth right contract to an unsustainable lifestyle perpetuated with relatively illogical, newly conceptualized social technologies that have been misleadingly accepted as inherent rights by virtue of being of the human species.
The reality is that we live under debts that we have no control over, per se. If i want to own a house, i need to get a loan. I then pay the loan, with interest, that will end up costing me about 33-50% more than what I borrowed, if i am lucky. In fact, for the first *so many* years, you are only paying off INTEREST....your not even sniffing the actual money borrowed. Technically, you are just "renting" money from the bank.

Mortgage broking companies and banks have been fucking people over for YEARS. Do i even need to bring up Country Wide?
 
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The reality is that we live under debts that we have no control over, per se. If i want to own a house, i need to get a loan. I then pay the loan, with interest, that will end up costing me about 33-50% more than what I borrowed, if i am lucky. In fact, for the first *so many* years, you are only paying off INTEREST....your not even sniffing the actual money borrowed. Technically, you are just "renting" money from the bank.

Mortgage broking companies and banks have been fucking people over for YEARS. Do i even need to bring up Country Wide?

While I do agree with some parts of your post in theory,

You realize that you already refuted the premise of your opening statement

The reality is that we live under debts that we have no control over
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If i want to own a house
So you actually do have control over you debts, because as you accurately stated, owning a house is a want not a need
 
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While I do agree with some parts of your post in theory,

You realize that you already refuted the premise of your opening statement



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So you actually do have control over you debts, because as you accurately stated, owning a house is a want not a need
Thus me saying "per se".

We live in a economic climate that PROMOTES debt. Credit card companies WANT us to owe money because they MAKE money off the money we OWE them. Sure, we can AVOID credit cards, but then we cant incur credit to help us get things like JOBS and HOMES to call our own.

Do you NEED to OWN a house? No, but you NEED shelter. That is a NECESSITY of LIFE. By binding a home owner to silly contracts and small print that even LAWYERS can miss, it becomes a a big "fuck me in the ass" job, as illustrated by the gentleman in this story. People every year reinforce their homes because it was perceived as a GOOD idea, until the banks pull the rug up from under those home owners and fucked them DRY. My problem here is the deceiving nature of those who are supposed to be "helping" us purchase a home.