Monday, November 9, 2009
Will Homeowners Pay Their Bankers With Violence?
Anger and discontent are reaching a boil as a lethal combination of economic corruption and political collusion are deleveraged across the United States.
From recent rampages in Orlando, Fla., to mortgage-related torture in Los Angeles, certain members of the citizenry seem to have had their fill of being manipulated for the financial gain of others, and they're firing back with force.
And the situation threatens to burn hotter as the winter holidays -- always a peak period fof domestic violence, due mostly to financial stress -- approach to spark its frazzled strands. The economic crisis revealed late-capitalism's central offense: Human beings are being transparently treated if they were mere transactions. And they're going postal over it.
"They left me to rot," Jason Rodriguez said when asked why he went on a shooting rampage at the Orlando engineering firm Reynolds, Smith and Hills that had fired him two years ago.
That compressed vitriol is also found in the Los Angeles case, where Daniel Weston and Gustavo Canez allegedly imprisoned and tortured loan-modification agents Lamond Dean and Luis Garcia while three others -- Mario Soloman Gonzales, Marissa Parker and Mary Ann Parmelee, a realtor -- sat and watched.
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It would be difficult to find someone lower than these glorified McDonald's workers aka home loan specialists. In the 1880s they hung them from the lightposts. Very well paid scum.
ReplyDelete5:05 pm I feel your pain. I think our Gov better wake up! The bankers wake up!
ReplyDeleteOh the politicians are already awake while spending their bribe money and payoffs.
ReplyDeleteThe entire political system is a joke and anyone who speaks of liberal or right winger or whatever is a tool. We have a one-party two headed fake system.
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