Re: Home Foreclosures: Crisis Is Only Getting Deeper, conservatives echo Custer, indians, what indians?

On Fri, 16 May 2008 15:08:40 -0700 (PDT), Video61@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

>On May 16, 3:07 pm, Steve <stevencan...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> If it's common knowledge, you should be able to do***ent it...
>
> its typical when arguing with a right wing crank that they demand
>that we always have to back up each and every sentence we make with
>bullet proof evidence, yet, the cranks crank on, and never provide one
>bit of their own evidence, even as they are being proven wrong.

<chuckle>  So the leftist loser tried to dodge the question by
snipping his original claim... the one I asked him to do***ent...
here it is again...

 Video61@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:  its common knowledge that many home owners
were told they could simply refinance. which was a lie. . the
mortgages were sliced up, and sold in bundles. to refinance. means
rebundleing the loans. very few  home owners today are have any luck
refinancing. they were lied to. on top of that, there are credible
re****ts of fraud, paperwork was altered after the applicant filled it
out.

> my question to you is, what proof do you have that there was no fraud
>being committed by brokers?

....and now, the fool dodges again by asking me to prove him wrong,
another tactic of the losers...  as if anyone can prove a negative..
<LOL>   logically impossible....

BTW, refinancing a home mortgage is a very common occurrence...
people do it every day...

> considering the f.b.i. is now involved, and they said firms made
>misstatements(a sure sign of fraud)lets see what you got:)

So again, where is the do***entation for this claim of yours, the one
you say is common knowledge that brokers were telling people they
could simply refinance and that it was a lie...  or worse, fraud....