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Oh, he's already made his point. :lol:

 

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If you truely believe me to be wrong, that's fine. I just ask that you humor me and answer the questions I've asked.

 

I've been working to give you the benefit of the doubt for the last month or so, as, at least in responding to me, you've been far less toxic; and I've appriciated it.

 

Why not continue that streak?

No, you are only asking annoying questions and refusing to make any point at all. Make a point and argue it, don't just ask questions. If you have something to say, say it. Here: "I don't believe fraud was an issue at all in the housing crisis" Couldn't you have just said that? I would have responded but I'm not going to endlessly answer questions that I have no idea where you are going with
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No, you are only asking annoying questions and refusing to make any point at all. Make a point and argue it, don't just ask questions. If you have something to say, say it. Here: "I don't believe fraud was an issue at all in the housing crisis" Couldn't you have just said that? I would have responded but I'm not going to endlessly answer questions that I have no idea where you are going with

 

You really don't like being asked questions do you? But I understand. They're hard to answer when you're a simpleton.

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You don't know the role they played in the housing crisis? Wow, you act like you are up on stuff like this.

In general, nothing, I actually own stock in a company that deals with them, but their criminal use was a major part of the housing collapse. The crap high risk, variable interest rate mortgages that were bundled up and rated as triple A By the rating agencies were sold out all over the planet and when they collapsed it rolled through the economy..

 

 

that doesn't prove anything. How were they going to stop the mortgage backed securiies fraud? That was the problem

 

When the buyer of a house went to the lender and told them he made $150,000 per year when he only made $75,000, was that fraud?

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No, you are only asking annoying questions and refusing to make any point at all. Make a point and argue it, don't just ask questions. If you have something to say, say it. Here: "I don't believe fraud was an issue at all in the housing crisis" Couldn't you have just said that? I would have responded but I'm not going to endlessly answer questions that I have no idea where you are going with

In absence of answers, I've already made a point.

 

You'll note that I'm not really even asking drag questions. I'm really only asking you to further clarify some vagaries in your prior posts.

 

The easiest way to proceed is for you to clarify your own position.

 

I appreciate it.

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In absence of answers, I've already made a point.

 

You'll note that I'm not really even asking drag questions. I'm really only asking you to further clarify some vagaries in your prior posts.

 

The easiest way to proceed is for you to clarify your own position.

 

I appreciate it.

What point did you make? Sorry I missed that

 

I'll meet you half way, yes, fraud as in misrepenting worth of assists, took place and was a major part of the financial meltdown.

 

And do I really need to explain mortgage backed securities to you?

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What point did you make? Sorry I missed that

 

I'll meet you half way, yes, fraud as in misrepenting worth of assists, took place and was a major part of the financial meltdown.

 

And do I really need to explain mortgage backed securities to you?

 

Well, i don't know if you actually were trying to answer me, but would any of the housing bubble and breakdown have happened without the buyer's lies?

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Well, i don't know if you actually were trying to answer me, but would any of the housing bubble and breakdown have happened without the buyer's lies?

 

It use to be the banks actually checked if a person had a job before lending them tens of thousands of dollars But with the MBS situation, they didn't have o worry about that anymore.

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What point did you make? Sorry I missed that

 

I'll meet you half way, yes, fraud as in misrepenting worth of assists, took place and was a major part of the financial meltdown.

 

And do I really need to explain mortgage backed securities to you?

In regards to the value of assists I'll have to appeal to John Stockton or Wayne Gretzky.

 

If you mean assets?

 

Their values were misrepresented? How so?

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It use to be the banks actually checked if a person had a job before lending them tens of thousands of dollars But with the MBS situation, they didn't have o worry about that anymore.

 

What is the MBS situation? What mandated the banks not checking up on the borrower's credentials?

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In regards to the value of assists I'll have to appeal to John Stockton or Wayne Gretzky.

 

If you mean assets?

 

Their values were misrepresented? How so?

I am a hockey player so...lol

 

This is what gets me, you don't remember the rating agencies Scrubbing the turds and declaring them gold? I'm not the only person that lived through that am I? You don't remember that, or you say it didn't happen? See, when you ask questions about things like that it's just puzzling.

 

 

 

What is the MBS situation? What mandated the banks not checking up on the borrower's credentials?

Wow! Nothing mandated it! They just passed the risk off onto others, selling the MBS to all sorts of pension funds and other investment funds.

 

None of you guys know this???

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I am a hockey player so...lol

 

This is what gets me, you don't remember the rating agencies Scrubbing the turds and declaring them gold? I'm not the only person that lived through that am I? You don't remember that, or you say it didn't happen? See, when you ask questions about things like that it's just puzzling.

 

Wow! Nothing mandated it! They just passed the risk off onto others, selling the MBS to all sorts of pension funds and other investment funds.

 

None of you guys know this???

 

I guess you have no answer?

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I am a hockey player so...lol

 

This is what gets me, you don't remember the rating agencies Scrubbing the turds and declaring them gold? I'm not the only person that lived through that am I? You don't remember that, or you say it didn't happen? See, when you ask questions about things like that it's just puzzling.

 

Wow! Nothing mandated it! They just passed the risk off onto others, selling the MBS to all sorts of pension funds and other investment funds.

 

None of you guys know this???

You've yet to explain your understanding of what a mortgage backed security is, much less how their "use" was "fraudulent" or "criminal".

 

Could you do that please?

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I think his "explanation" of mortgage-backed securities was honestly stupid, though, and not trolling.

 

But that's the hallmark of a professional troll. They let the line out just log enough, just frequent enough to keep the hook well placed.

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