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Horus User ID: 7669788 Iceland 08/02/2012 10:46 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | know the difference between profits and prosperity Quoting: Horus 7669788 hard to enjoy a "6pm pot roast" if it's payed by foreclosures and terror The most fun periods in my life actually cost next to nothing. the bankers most fun period is costing other people everything. and that everything is ending up in those bankers hands. while our governments give them all our tax money. killing us slowly by starvation and exposure. this is not about buying happiness with money it's about stopping this feeding frenzy about foreclosures and intentional poverty about families with kids, living on the street |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/02/2012 11:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | know the difference between profits and prosperity Quoting: Horus 7669788 hard to enjoy a "6pm pot roast" if it's payed by foreclosures and terror The most fun periods in my life actually cost next to nothing. the bankers most fun period is costing other people everything. and that everything is ending up in those bankers hands. while our governments give them all our tax money. killing us slowly by starvation and exposure. this is not about buying happiness with money it's about stopping this feeding frenzy about foreclosures and intentional poverty about families with kids, living on the street Yes, my fantasy bankerself is not reality. |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/02/2012 11:26 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Which lead me to my last point: Quoting: allisaTX If I were a banker.......I would live within my means and then some as an example to my community. Over and out...not much more to say BE FRUGAL....and love...don't be a Dallas Nouveau riche goof!@!!! You´d have to have your own bank to do that. Otherwise, you´d be out the door in no time. This guy here talks about that world: [link to www.youtube.com] It´s quite interesting. When he decided to talk about what really goes on behind the scenes, he was done. I'm sure you are right, but what strikes me as the one thing I would be sure to do if I were a banker and that is ..... I would keep it local.....I would keep my customers money in their home town... wouldn't you? That is the best possible quality of life for a community of folks. Don't export your talent, labor, money, minerals etc.... just my thoughts on good bankerism Thank you that will be fascinating to watch. I guess my point is ....if we could reset, and resume true community bankership in America, at least take it back to 1950? A time when a banker had impact on Main St. George Bailey comes to mind in "It's a Wonderful LIfe".....even the greedy may enjoy this new slower Mayberry like life::)? The rich get tired and if they don't have someone showing them the way they are lost and just want to look busy ..!! even in 1950, It's a Wonderful Life was blatant pro-oligarchy propaganda.... |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/02/2012 11:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'm just a dumb nobody who wishes she could do it again. Quoting: allisaTX I lost too much of my life to the silly pursuit of "happiness" in the form of material goods. I destroyed my life actually, without the basic knowledge of how money works. I have to live with that. Right now it is becoming extremely difficult even for those who do understand what is happening. We´re at the end of a long period of increasing debt and it´s just as well as being on a sinking ship and knowing why it´s sinking. Yes, we are under a suffocating of sheets upon sheets of debt...layer after layer that is tied to a little bit of something....maybe a house, maybe a country...but the clawing fingers of debt scrape at it and MISS! because there is so much desire for it's little bit of what is called "collateral" or something that has supposed value it is tied to. |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/02/2012 11:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | no, bankers and their owners will man the resurrection factories while the 99% clean up this mess Resurrection factories? How do you see the future here? My point however is: If I were a banker I would keep my customer's money in OUR COMMUNITY.... THAT IS WHERE WE WENT WRONG!!! Sorry I had the cap type folks... but please get it....A banker can be make a great community....I think...but they have one purpose to lend....period...to LEND to qualilfied borrowers in their community to help build the community. It's sounds so easy until you listen to damn MSM news?:( |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/03/2012 12:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | In my "new" banker suit: That is why home ownership is soooo important! While I was getting my cookie, I was thinking, no it's impossible the lawyers will always extend the boundaries of locality.:( :( :( :redface::redface: BUT THEY CAN NOT!!! Not in the case of homeownership.....because a house is a physical entity....the lawyers must make laws with this physicality as a given...thereby keeping the money local. It would almost be like the 2nd amendment. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 21157089 United States 08/03/2012 12:03 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd be a boring one that cared about my customers and kept simple, careful records of my customers loans owed and their requests for new funds, I would have made it as simple as possible. No gimmicks. I would never have gotten an MBA, I'm fairly sure of that, and 6 pm pot roast at home would have been a great joy. Quoting: allisaTX 1) It would never have entered my mind to go looking for someone to sell a loan to, because I would have assumed they would come to me when they had the 10% down payment I would require. 2) I would never sell one of my customers mortgage loans!! That would be only be taking money out of my community. How dumb. 3) As a banker, I would do my best to keep drugs out of my community because I want to make my town a great place to live so others will take out loans and build homes here. 4) I would also do all I could to support great education everywhere in my town. 5). I would not fix what was not broken regarding forced segregation and forced anything. Just a few thoughts.... Really, it would be soooo easy to be a good town banker:) I\ well, if you did these thing then you couldn't call yourself a banker |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/03/2012 12:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I know this is a very boring thread: but think about that for a minute..... Think about what a stumbling block homes would be if you wanted to economoconcur a people. Private home ownership would be your challenge!!! Because they are visible, tangible, known in the town, part of the fabric....not like a savings account with "money",.....but they are tangible and private.... so little focus is on this.... a good banker like myself would never sell their communities homes to others...not the note, not any part of that home would be sold...I would have seen what they were trying to do and I would have protected my community.... Who the hell didn't stop this? I know many must have tried... Last Edited by allisaTX on 08/03/2012 12:15 AM |
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(OP) User ID: 1497040 United States 08/03/2012 12:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I'd be a boring one that cared about my customers and kept simple, careful records of my customers loans owed and their requests for new funds, I would have made it as simple as possible. No gimmicks. I would never have gotten an MBA, I'm fairly sure of that, and 6 pm pot roast at home would have been a great joy. Quoting: allisaTX 1) It would never have entered my mind to go looking for someone to sell a loan to, because I would have assumed they would come to me when they had the 10% down payment I would require. 2) I would never sell one of my customers mortgage loans!! That would be only be taking money out of my community. How dumb. 3) As a banker, I would do my best to keep drugs out of my community because I want to make my town a great place to live so others will take out loans and build homes here. 4) I would also do all I could to support great education everywhere in my town. 5). I would not fix what was not broken regarding forced segregation and forced anything. Just a few thoughts.... Really, it would be soooo easy to be a good town banker:) I\ well, if you did these thing then you couldn't call yourself a banker I think this must have been the fear over the centuries. The removal of local money for investment elsewhere, because it equals instant loss from where it is taken. If I am the banker who sold Jim and Sally a house at 150,000, I received 15000 down on this property. J and S are making payments of $700 per month on this property. This money is here in our community each month. If I SELL THAT LOAN THE WEALTH HAS BEEN TAKEN FROM JIM AND SALLY"S COMMUNITY AND MINE TOO!!!! ......that 700 is no longer going into my bank and out my door on Main Street....it took thei wealth AWAY from their town.... Isn't that what has happened? am I wrong? |
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