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Originally Posted by LongIslandCitizen
Fascinating. It's amazing how it opened up the private sectors eyes after they received all their bailout packages and needed to look for scapegoats to pay for them.
coincidentally it also seems to coincide with the housing bust indicating that the party was over for all the private sector moes who were on their 5th refinancing gig thinking their homes were worth 5 times more than they actually were. Laughing all the way to the Beamer and lexus dealerships and keeping up with the joneses.
The Bernie Madoff dopes that thought they were onto a great investment deal and thought they were scamming the system.
I find it highly amusing that these people are crying in their perriet bottles about how it is the lowly evil teacher and civil servants fault because they chose their career paths wisely.
Now, on with your rants.
Y'know what rubs me...that they don't pop corn with cocnut oil anymore. Mine would taste much better as I read this.
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I know.
If they were still making money hand over fist, they wouldn't be whining so much. I'd bet the rent on it.