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<blockquote data-quote="av8torntn" data-source="post: 910365" data-attributes="member: 8259"><p>.</p><p></p><p>I find these two statement interesting. On one hand you are claiming that all these loans were the same and performed similarly. On the other hand you are saying that the banks were the only ones mismanaging anything and they all on their own drug the housing market down. Odd view you have indeed. Are you a government regulator? You use very similar logic. I'm not sure if you are saying they are both profitable or if they both crushed the banks(or mortgage companies since you seem in intermingle the two). It's kinda like your first definition of subprime and how you decided that every loan was subprime. Then it was only non governmental loans were subprime(since the government gets to set the definition) but only the ones that defaulted. You have managed to take every side of every possible angle here. I'm kinda thinking you may have worked on the Sen. Kerry staff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="av8torntn, post: 910365, member: 8259"] . I find these two statement interesting. On one hand you are claiming that all these loans were the same and performed similarly. On the other hand you are saying that the banks were the only ones mismanaging anything and they all on their own drug the housing market down. Odd view you have indeed. Are you a government regulator? You use very similar logic. I'm not sure if you are saying they are both profitable or if they both crushed the banks(or mortgage companies since you seem in intermingle the two). It's kinda like your first definition of subprime and how you decided that every loan was subprime. Then it was only non governmental loans were subprime(since the government gets to set the definition) but only the ones that defaulted. You have managed to take every side of every possible angle here. I'm kinda thinking you may have worked on the Sen. Kerry staff. [/QUOTE]
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