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Not to sound derisive, but does the phrase “Jane, you ignorant slut” ring a bell?

This grab bag of alliterative terms you’ve used sounds as if you’re reciting an ad campaign for any one of a number of products that simply can’t hold it’s own weight in water without a constant mind washing of mistruth set to a gratuitous jingle. Your choice of words describes the arrogant contempt of a prejudicial mind indigenous to a class of “native” bashers.

You live in a world that still believes a Twinkie is a wholesome snack. A world where you brand palatable labels to your existence that magically transmigrates a bloody piece of flesh into a juicy piece of meat. You are quite smug in your cocoon having achieved the anonymity of being self knighted into the world of average notions. And one day you’ll come to the realization that average cholesterol levels hold absolutely no truth other than predisposing you to a greater than 50% chance of death by heart disease.
Such is the useless lament of those laid bare by equal footing.

The shame is, you are blind to the suffering of others only until you suffer in-kind. You condemn Marxism because your Capitalist bank account is flush. The truth is, no one can take the personal element out of any system, be it Marxism or Capitalism. The nature of average humanitarianism is that you will leverage any system to your advantage if given the opportunity, regardless of the cost to others. Especially one that glorifies it. You no sooner leave the church parking lot, having “gone in peace”, before you’re back to asserting your license by cutting people off with your SUV.

Okay, that’s how I view you.

Now let’s see how you view me.

A few years back I was part owner of a townhouse in Tempe, AZ, that was left to me and my siblings as an inheritance. The property was not what you would call a money making rental, by any stretch of the imagination, but it held a sentimental value that exceeded any fiscal rationale. One day, during the changeover from one lease to another (an eight day gap), my real estate agent called to inform me that Wells Fargo had seized the property. They had pulled up the rental sign, plastered large red impound stickers on all the windows, forced entry into the townhouse by breaking down the front door, changed the locks, and posted warnings all over the property stating that by order of law, the property was impounded, and that any entry would result in prosecution. This had the affect of pouring poison over an already marginal rental unit. Yet, no foreclosure proceedings were in effect as the mortgage was in good standing.

I contacted the local police, the AZ Banking Commission, the AZ Real Estate Commission, the AZ Attorney General, and finally, by suggestion of the latter, the Federal Comptroller in Houston. Each agency had two things to say, “it’s not our jurisdiction, and have you tried contacting a lawyer.” Every lawyer then afforded me the truth about our system. Apparently I was in a real “fix” since this was Wells Fargo, you know, the big guns. It would take at least a $10,000 retainer to initiate any legal remedy.

Somehow, I had stumbled into a gapping hole that defied all previous notions about the strength and beauty of our system. I had broken no laws and yet the forces against me were systematically stacked in support of a lawless seizure of my property.

Wells Fargo finally admitted to me that the break-in was done by a contractor of theirs that was only trying to protect the bank’s investment. They seized the townhouse fearing that it had been abandoned and would be ransacked. Yet this somehow applied only to my townhouse, one of more than 200, of which some 80% percent were also managed by absentee ownership, mine included. This was a stable housing development in good repair with a solid management association. Indeed, anyone familiar with Tempe, AZ knows there is no such thing as a bad real estate demographic within its borders.

Now for the ugly truth. Wells Fargo had targeted my property knowing it was a rental property and that my name has a Latin ring to it. They were well aware of the gapping hole that afforded them a likely upside with virtually no risk or exposure. If they could put additional economic pressure on me then perhaps the property would collapse into foreclosure. After all, what was to stop them from this kind of real estate speculation? Certainly not the police, the Banking Commission, the Real Estate Commission, the AZ Attorney General, nor the Federal Comptroller. Simply put, it’s what now passes in this country for good business practices. What separates us is I have had my taste of it and apparently you have not. But this is just one example of the many that I have personally been subjected to, and the untold millions that are perpetrated every year against a broad class of, well you know, those pesky natives.

Ultimately I was lucky to recover the property, although the expense was borne entirely by me. I was not reimbursed a single nickel for the damage to the unit or the loss of rental income. Indeed, not even a half-hearted apology was received. It was a classic gang bang attempt. Without shame or conscience, it was every bit as nauseating as hunting buffalo in the old west. Others are not so fortunate. Once legal remedy is removed from the people they are merely machine milked animals slated for an eventual harvest. Open and unmitigated access to the law is what truly defines the line separating the classes in this country. Where are your eyes when the statistics are published each year showing a humiliating and indictable disparity between that which is given as sentence for the same crime to perpetrators on opposite sides of this line?

And yet you use words like “unadulterated” and “unsupportable.” Such shallowness is inevitable from a monkey that sees no evil, hears no evil, and speaks no evil, especially one that is conveniently kept fat off the nuts stolen from others. You have classic symptoms of heart disease, both physically and spiritually, and yet you don’t know it.

He knew that each summer he’d be away from his family. He knew there was a chance he’d be deployed here in the States in time of emergency. He knew there was a possibility he’d be deployed overseas.

John got his GI bill, college tuition, extra pay and whatever other incentives he was given to join up but how dare the govt. come knocking to use his expertise now that it’s time to pay up.

For anyone to blame his state of mind, actions or reluctance to repay his dues on the govt. is just idiotic and naive. #31 has got to be one of the most uneducated, non-thought out, dumbest things I have ever read.

Nonsense Nilitos, that’s pure unadulterated and unsupportable Marxist BS. But it does make the natives feel better about themselves. But that’s one of your tricks, shift blame and enable. It’s one of the reasons the Filthy Left can’t get anyone elected. Keep up the good work.

I didn’t say that, this guy did.

http://www.jamaica-star.com/thestar/20050902/cleisure/cleisure1.html

What I have heard people complaining about is people breaking in and taking big screen TV’s, and diamond bracelets, and shooting a Cop in the head. None of those are actions required to satisfy needs. Taking food to feed yourself or others is perfectly justified. If you have time to go steel a big screen TV then you are hardly in a survival situation. I suppose they could be steeling it to barter for food, but right now food and water are much more valuable than big screen TV’s.

I think more likely they are buying into the entire obscene consumerism society that we have going here. No one needs these things. There are people all over the world for who the price of the big screen TV represents several years worth of wages.

They are behaving entirely American though. Thousands of us are spending more than we earn to purchase just the same kind of crap.

If you want to get rid of incompetents you need to point out when the fail. Being polite and rallying around the flag might work if they people in charge know what they’re doing. They don’t. This is the third big thing they blew (along with 9-11 and Iraq).

The choice is being rude or enabling incompetence at the highest levels.

Since his poll numbers have dropped the Neo-Cons have to turn this American tragedy against the American people.

But sadly, that massive relief effort will take place during a time of divisive and fundamental debate about the very meaning of national unity in the United States. As New Orleans struggles for survival, the President and his amen corner are waging a full scale assault on the Estate Tax, what they derisively (and effectively) term the “Death Tax.” They will continue to pursue this massive transfer of the U.S. treasury to America’s wealthiest, even as a mountain of evidence shows that successive Bush budget cuts devastated New Orleans’ disaster preparedness and levee maintenance…

For the full story, see:

“New Orleans Pays the Death Tax.”

Without knowing John it is impossible to elaborate. However, guessing would be financial, loss of control over his life, or maybe just too close to the furnace of Iraq as a reserve. We all know that under stress we are capable of acting irrationally, as such I sure if events spiral John would want you to call the police if violence occurs. I really don’t that will be the case. It has to be his wife who seeks help, I’m sure he trusts her and respects her fears.

When Bush and Cheney allowed the looting of the ammunition dumps and explosive sites, well… let’s cut this liberal media stuff anyway.

(When is the last time that catastrophic success freed up some time and resources, anyway? Uhh… I guess the greatest satellite reconnaissance system was uh.. er… turned off er… something… 300 tons of HMX? Didn’t see a thing.)

— Kitchen Tip of the Week :

Keep all that powdered HMX explosive a fresh as the day you looted it, by storing in Tupperware. It’s easy to smuggle, too! Not like a TV, or armor-piercing soviet shells.

The right is starting to convulse. The thrashing is going to get much much worse. Dear Leader has spent all his capital on ice cream and is left with nothing. I believe we are witnessing a historical event. We are watching a political party self-destructing in a way never before seen (of course, our own is not stepping up either). Malkin and her ilk on the fringe are responding with the desperation of addiction, deny and attack. I don’t know if I should laugh and stand back, or just watch with cold detachment.