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    ugh dude. i dont mean to get ALL CAPS on this piss. just do some research on how the money poured in when foreign investors were buying up these subprime notes. it crosses all party lines and zeros into greed. there was a point where the investors saw the fail before the US banks stopped lending. so the money stopped coming in and our US bank hedged and continued to lend. again, greed. and now are asses are handed to us right in the middle of an election, so we are hearing about shit like acorn.. which is laughable.. and i hear you bring it up and i respond in kind.

    acorn is not and has never been the cause. ffs.

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    • besides following the money, follow the timeline. ACORN has been doing this for over a decade. This came about because of the banks and deregulationTheBlueOne
    • about because of the banks and derugulation and selling the mortgages as CDOsTheBlueOne
    • No it came about because the bubble burst. Tell me that these risky loans would even be talked about if housingtommyo
    • was still fine. Banks were forced to make some of these loans. Sometimes the victim IS also to blame.tommyo
    • And why did the "bubbleburst"..TheBlueOne
    • Lenders got scared and credit flow froze no?tommyo
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