What about us Tax Paying American's who do not gamble on wal

[Zarbon Z]

Do we have to pay for crap that moronic american's do with there money?

I never asked for a loan I earn my money I buy my own house, I don't throw my money into gambling wall street.

I take care of my own business. I don't want anything to do with my money going to bank's or idiots who need loans. Go out earn your money don't get loan's and don't gamble thats my advice to the people out there who are going bankrupt. We better not bail out these fools


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[Yoda's Tattoo]

I agree. I play by the rules, pay my bills on time, and now my tax dollars ($2400 PER AMERICAN) are going to bail these idiots out. Why should I keep playing by the rules????

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[tm-ar&k]

Sadly we're going to be responsible for paying the enormous debt this bailout causes. So essentially, we're screwed.

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[Brittany]

You're right, I do feel the same way. We do have investments but it is in our own company... So we can foresee if anything goes up or down... I think it is ridiculous how bad it got, but understand it is a necessary evil and have to bail them out.

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[LeAnne]

Rather sad, eh?
Unfortunately, we are all on the same boat, and if it sinks, we will all go down together.

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[Mr. Opinionated]

All I can say is start hiding as much money as you possibly can...

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[Pink Cinderella]

It's too bad for us.

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[Kaden]

too late it's happening right now as we speak. i agree with you, never ever have i asked for a loan myself and everything i paid for was out of my pocket, so yeah, let the fuckers who have loans and people who invested in wall street fix this problem of there own. it's bad enough i got my own problems to solve let alone other peoples fuck ups.

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[Ola]

well, the government believe they are the fools, because they have to cough up the funds for other peoples follies and failures.

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[catrionn]

If only it were possible for everybody to just stop sending money to Wall Street.

Unfortunately, the way our retirement "system" works, you have to invest or starve in your later years.

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[Return of Bite My Shiny M]

The AIG deal is the only one that the taxpayer has a real good chance of coming out ahead in. Bad example.

Personally, I agree with you. I saved for 10 years to get a 20% down payment on my house. I told the finance company that I wanted a 30-year fixed loan. The broker actually had the nerve to try and have me take an adjustable rate because the payments were less. I told him what to do with that idea.

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