See Shasta: Where is personal responsibility in all of this?
Careful there, it is not PC to expect people to take personal responsibility. It is not fair to call folks on not taking advantage of the free public education provided them, then being unable to get a decent paying job (assuming they are willing to work) due to their lack of education, then being unwilling to take low paying labor intensive jobs those south of the boarder come to perform, because our fellow (by choice) illiterate and uneducated fellow citizens are above that kind of labor.
The politically correct sanctioned position for most of these parasitical underachievers is to STILL blame “the system” in this country, etc...rather than take personal responsibility.
LG
PS: You can't read the small print, if you can't read. And folks that have been financially irresponsible jump at a chance to get a loan for a house they shouldn't be given based on their lack of credit worthiness and poor work history and could care less about the higher interest rates and fees they have to pay that get folded into the loan. If things go south for these people they do what they've always done, walk away from the debt rather than dig in their heels and tighten their belts to honor their debts.
