Posted by
Republiservative on Tuesday, March 03, 2009 2:40:15 PM
As a William F. Buckley, Jr. Conservative, certainly not his wealth but philosophy, I understand the need for wealthy private people, in the context that they are a symbol that those under them are reaping benefits of investments into global economies.
Well, with a DOW recently under 7,000, how much domestic or foreign investment is going into USA, State, and local T-bonds, munis, jobs, education, and so forth, further how much is due to lack of private funds; likewise, with all the tax cuts constantly going on plus apparent coming dis-incentive for corporations and wealthy persons to make charitable contributions, how much money CAN be raised from this for anything; lastly, there is that eternally pernicious tight and never-growing money supply of bills in circulation, at a time credit cannot be had by those without any or sufficient income, those who do qualify face higher interest, costs keep rising, and so forth here, also...makes everyone describing or criticizing from Bush Term I through Obama I seem silly for even postulating budgets "splash red, we must undo this Liberal Commie Socialist Big Government nightmare!"...no matter how military bases and Federal funds to anything (besides banks and real estate and sovereign sub-Federal paychecks) become as scarce as hens' teeth.
Earlier on, pre-2006, Congress itself ordered banks to make mortgages available to those (e.g., new immigrants) who could not otherwise qualify...these would be the ones Obama refers to when he says "chiselers who knew what they were doing and get NO help"; yes, how abusive to avail of what the USA government insists upon, national or not. Then, last September, and no matter how often its terms will be revised, Congress and Bush/Obama/McCain embraced an outright arrest of all USA dollars in circulation, with protocol that they shall go only to banks and real estate and those which insure same...a few sops to propagandawood, er, Hollywood, and the auto industry with smaller nationalization and Federal control via mini-bailouts.
Now in this New Order, which literally every other government on earth either disdains, encouraged, or both, if you couldn't get a home or other loan before, obviously you won't now or in future; this applies to payroll loans and SBA types, as well, and likely will include students, based on the usual raising of how much you make despite costs so you "have too much income". Remember, don't worry...media's been nationalized, certainly if they'll report Utopian success under Obama (or fill-in-the-blank) it's credible without examination, and only some criminal/terrorist/human filth/chiseler would try to figure angles, as real Americans and real wannabe immigrants are satisfied with a housing market that never loses value....ever.
Think about that...one way or the other for years and still, banks and real estate nationalized, tons of bad loans covered as if they never happened, foreclosures go on, and values never drop...and banks can still take back property. In the alternative, those who can't get credit on their homes in the first place often can look ahead to seizure for local property tax non-payment and such...and where it happens, again, the local markets stay high.
Who needs to worry about income or trade as long as their house won't lose its value? Thus, on to the things REAL people WORTHY of God, voting, and newspolling care about: who's the next American Idol, who's Dr. Phil going to excoriate for even doing what government said, are Hannity et al right that by playing Social Conservative against Social Liberal economic problems will finally just evaporate on their own, will my team endorse my NASCAR driver and my beer and win the divisionals this year, is Blagojevich worth that six figure book deal, ooooh that Roland Burris, blah blah blah blah. Hey, we've had a nationalized economy now spreading into yet another Presidency, we've all chittered away on this and that alongside it, and come to believe that Iran and Hamas are an uber-power not even the combined allied forces of WWII could do more against than bend knees to in supplicated surrender...yea, and at the same time, we're in some Christian Right pseudo-Rapture wherein the sheep get mortgages/credit/social aid and the goats get the boot, and we please MyMood Alibabajihad and crowd because the Looorrrrr-ddddddaaahhhhh will bless everyone who keeps Israel from being hurt, especially by the new Red Menace known as Islamic terrorists (no matter how much that's like saying we must cower before a street gang as a nation, hemisphere, or globe, and no matter how much the world and its everyday peoples strive to point out how those who wantonly or egregiously kill aren't even adherents of their faiths...including of Islam...but appease the puffing extremist anyway while invitiating the whole).
Oh, and notice we've gone from 911 to Iraq to today and will march into tomorrow, yet without ANY IOTA of the rest of the globe's action or non-action deterring from tight money in circulation, nationalization of banks and real estate, and general non-inclusion of those who have sought incomes, the kind which pay for education, healthcare, and stuff of life themselves...like all generations before us. Nope, like all the Left, Right, and Center psychobabble of almost a decade, only the expansion of nationalized, jobless banks and real estate seems to endure, together as said with those public paychecks and regular increases thereto.
Most of the non-Islamic terrorism-reliant world seems currently displeased with a USA which neither offers its own people to become or remain consumers, nor accepts foreign investment; like us, that world also has existed despite its own problems and the occasional flusters from Alibabajihad inter alia. All I can respectfully suggest is that, absent different forthcoming Obama rules, banks and real estate are nationalized, whatever your current housing woes that's what they're to stay, neither terrorism/media hype nor lack of it impacts the scenario in the least, and if that were to be at the heart of IMF grief re the USA, then it becomes ponderous indeed what the vocational and income futures (including sitting back as some quasi-investor class, sans cash to invest here or abroad) are going to be in a nation which will not be isolated by the world, it will isolate itself...and find maybe Bush wasn't so wrong about the Constitution being just a piece of quaint paper, deficits being just numbers on paper.