| TheRealMafoo said:
Flame bait? |
Your thread on the front page:
Obama might be the dumbest president we have ever had.
Here is what you said:
Ok, I get that we have different ideologies, and feel that government should play a different role in people's lives. I also realize that does not make one person smarter than the other, just different.
But, this is unbelievable. I think it's obvious that the root cause of our current finical problems is the government incentivizing and guaranteeing loans that banks would otherwise not give. If the government had not stepped in and basically bribed banks to give subprime loans, we would not be in this mess.
Obama knows this. We all know this.
So why would anyone in their right mind think it's a good idea to do it again?
Then you throw out a link to an article which you have not even discussed in the least. You didn't post any contents from that article or tell anyone what the article was even about.
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