SC Patriot
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Actually, I have a big issue with any type of loan forgiveness.What a disingenuous argument that is. Your side had no problem bailing out businesses with loan forgiveness that all tax payer will be on the hook for, not just the lower and non college educated. But you want to send a message to the lower paying job holders to be resentful and that they will be paying to cover these bail outs.
When Sandy hit, I refused FEMA assistance. My wife signed up for it and when they called, I turned it down. It was my choice to not take out flood insurance. Why should the taxpayer pay for a bad choice on my part.
It actually became a fiasco for me. When I turned it down, a manager called me back and asked what I was hiding. The demanded access to my house and if I refused, they would get a warrant. I siad you are welcome to my house and they came the next morning. 4 of them. Searched every bedroom, closet, draw....I asked what they were looking for and this is exactly what he said to me...
You are the first to ever turn down money from FEMA. The only reason you would do so is if you had something to hide.
a day later?
7K in my account. I called and asked if I could give it my my neighbor who had a heart attack the day of the storm that wiped out his entire house and they told me if I did it would be considered the same as insurance fraud.
Go figure.