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	<title>Comments on: Bail-Outs and Stimulus Packages</title>
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		<title>By: Metro I-4 News News and Info from Lakeland Florida &#187; Blog Archive &#187; The Graph of Doom: It&#8217;s Time To Get Real About The Stimulus Debate</title>
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		<title>By: Donkeyrock</title>
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		<description>Oddly enough I disagree with most of this, particularly because the blame is too one-dimensional. Monstrous social programs have been developed and enacted by both parties, and there&#039;s no evidence to show that social programs have brought the economy to the problems levels we have right now. Fraud and greed are the culprits, with a healthy serving of ignorance. $60 Trillion in imaginary insurance for mortgage-based CDOs, turning junk bonds into AAA rated bonds that get sold around the globe, that&#039;s an economy killer. Lending standards reduced while rampantly fraudulent property appraisals inflate prices as much as 500% over the course of a decade, that&#039;s an economy killer.

Massive taxpayer funding of social programs is wrong, because it&#039;s charity by force (you don&#039;t pay, you go to jail), and Socialism in any form should be squashed like a roach because it promotes such wanton spending while putting power into the hands of bureaucrats, not into elected representatives who are answerable to the public. However, these aren&#039;t the causes of the current crisis, though they certainly didn&#039;t help.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oddly enough I disagree with most of this, particularly because the blame is too one-dimensional. Monstrous social programs have been developed and enacted by both parties, and there&#8217;s no evidence to show that social programs have brought the economy to the problems levels we have right now. Fraud and greed are the culprits, with a healthy serving of ignorance. $60 Trillion in imaginary insurance for mortgage-based CDOs, turning junk bonds into AAA rated bonds that get sold around the globe, that&#8217;s an economy killer. Lending standards reduced while rampantly fraudulent property appraisals inflate prices as much as 500% over the course of a decade, that&#8217;s an economy killer.</p>
<p>Massive taxpayer funding of social programs is wrong, because it&#8217;s charity by force (you don&#8217;t pay, you go to jail), and Socialism in any form should be squashed like a roach because it promotes such wanton spending while putting power into the hands of bureaucrats, not into elected representatives who are answerable to the public. However, these aren&#8217;t the causes of the current crisis, though they certainly didn&#8217;t help.</p>
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