Got to love lazy people?

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I have to ask given the circumstances how can anyone justify bailing out greedy homeowners over bailing out corporate american which make up the backbone of the economy needs. If you want to boost the economy people need jobs & to get more jobs you need to encourage business to take risks & grow or expand for people to start there own etc more then you need to worry about side things like greedy homeowners who bought more cars & house(s) then they could afford trying to make a buck only getting caught with their pants down. If people have jobs they can pay there bills if they can pay their bills & buy things that helps the economy giving away money to lazy irresponsible greedy homeowners to "pay a bill" is just as silly & stupid as those saying helping business encourage grow is stupid. I agree wall st is evil shady and greedy just like main st & together they are why we are here but you can't seriously think reward irresponsibility and laziness is going to help the economy. Just look at the last "stimulus" check & how little that helped but that was all democrats in congress buy your vote yet nothing good came of it & that contributed even more to our government waste. Now they want to bail everyone out but at the cost of how many jobs? Seriously who honestly thinks bailing out homeowners is going to do any good at all? This goes way beyond politics we all know both sides want to blame the other & in effect buy your vote but aside from that honestly does rewarding irresponsibility in the housing market make any sense? I'm not close to a rocket sciencist but know enough to know that this holding out to bail out greedy homeowners is just as bad if not worst then bailing out greedy business to save & create jobs & help really stimulate the economy not just reward irresponsible home buying. Can't afford a Ferrari get a used BMW.
For the record I'm a homeowner & have a descent house in a nice area & pay more on a mortgage then is usually recommend & yeah things can be & have been tight but I knew the risks & bought within my means so don't say I'm some rich guy or dont feel the pain. I'm not Osama Barak. I just used my head & good credit to get a fix rate loan and bought a "toyota" house instead of "BMW" & choose not to drive an SUV or have multiple cars. My parents friends & family the same. We all feel the pain just are responsible I guess yet getting punished for those who aren't. I shouldnt go to jail for a crime I didnt commit & I should have to pay someone else's debt for their own stupidity. Should you?
 
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