Re: Can Honerable People Have Mortgages?

On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 10:00 AM, Dan Minette <[email protected]> wrote:

> >I really wouldn't feed the troll any more, if I were you...
>
> I think I have a narrower definition of troll than you do.  I accept that
> folks can have understandings of the world that I see has having internal
> inconsistencies.  I think that John is not putting forth a false front; I
> think he posts in good faith.  So, I'll debate points until I find that I
> stop seeing the debate going anywhere.
>

Dan--

John Williams's:

>On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 7:38 AM, Nick Arnett <[email protected]> wrote:

>> I could tell the horror story of our efforts at loan modification, but
I'll
>> just say that it is one of the stories submitted to the Justice
Department
>> by the House California Caucus.

>If by loan modification, you mean getting someone else to pay back
>some of the money that you borrowed, you might want to consider that
>it is likely that it will ultimately be average taxpayers footing the
>bill, and whether it is fair that taxpayers who did not agree to your
>mortgage should have to pay some of it off.

cannot be seen as written in good faith.

Williams does not know Nick's story. He simply assumes Nick is a scumbag,
and posts accordingly. He then digs in to his position--and winds up
claiming that anybody who borrows anything from anyone at any time is a
dishonorable scumbag.

If I were you, I wouldn't feed this troll any more...

Brad DeLong