american bankruptcy law
Is it right bankruptcy laws were changed making life harder for middle class Americans, yet Corp bailout o.k.?
In 2005, the republican lead congress and Bush decided to make it harder for Americans to file bankruptcy because apparently we are a nation of whiners.
http://money.cnn.com/2005/10/17/pf/debt/bankruptcy_law/index.htm
Middle class Americans have had some of the worse times since the great depression.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/17/magazine/17pessimist-t.html
Forclosures, high inflation, high gas price, and highest health care cost ever.
More people are going bankrupt because of medical bills and many of them have health insurance.
I had to sell my house in a down market because I knew the cost was getting too much for me.
Why are companies different? They get a 700 billion dollar bailout.
Why do they get the bailout and not me?
No. Its complete bs. Just proves how corrupt the system is. Country fist my *ss!
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