When was America great?

dashradinator said:
bush made poor deadbeat losers take out loans they knew they couldn't afford? why is it that we never blame the poor for this fiasco? they knew what they were doing. the poor fucked us just as much as anyone. Of course if we never gave loans to poor people that would have been considered mean.
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Yeah....poor people, en masse, hoodwinked underwriters at all levels of banking......

You're a fucking idiot......get back in your hole.
 
absolutely. poor retards took out loans that they knew they couldn't pay back. Fucking button pushers and lever pullers getting 500k or a cool mil. thinking they will ever pay that back with their burger flipping job. the fucking proles were giving unearned access to money that they should never have saw. It was the POOR that fucked us over.
 
Thing1 said:
Bush was one of the most fiscally irresponsible Presidents in our history. When the economy crashed, it hurt a lot of responsible, working people as well.

Don't make excuses for him. It's unbecoming.
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and guess who else Easy Al Greenspan tabbed as "fiscally reckless".
 
dashradinator said:
absolutely. poor retards took out loans that they knew they couldn't pay back. Fucking button pushers and lever pullers getting 500k or a cool mil. thinking they will ever pay that back with their burger flipping job. the fucking proles were giving unearned access to money that they should never have saw. It was the POOR that fucked us over.
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Do you understand how mortgage issuance works, child?
 
GazzaQueen said:
Garifuna, shorty.
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I suspect someone is selling you something....

The Garifuna language is an offshoot of the Island Carib language, and it is spoken in Honduras, Belize, Guatemala, and Nicaragua by the Garifuna people. It is an Arawakan language with French, English, and Spanish influences, reflecting their long interaction with various colonial peoples. Garifuna has a vocabulary featuring some terms used by women and others used primarily by men. This may derive from historical Carib practices: in the colonial era, the Carib of both sexes spoke Island Carib. Men additionally used a distinct pidgin based on the unrelated mainland Carib language.

Although many people speak it, it is not treated as a real language by some as it has no written component to it, it is only spoken.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garifuna

the phonemes in your phrase are decidedly NON-Romance and don't appear to have any meaningful relationship to English....so the components of the "creole" are not present.

They ARE, however, suspiciously consistent with those of the languages I listed - though my list may not be conclusive....
 
blackvegetable said:
I suspect someone is selling you something....

The Garifuna language is an offshoot of the Island Carib language, and it is spoken in Honduras, Belize, Guatemala, and Nicaragua by the Garifuna people. It is an Arawakan language with French, English, and Spanish influences, reflecting their long interaction with various colonial peoples. Garifuna has a vocabulary featuring some terms used by women and others used primarily by men. This may derive from historical Carib practices: in the colonial era, the Carib of both sexes spoke Island Carib. Men additionally used a distinct pidgin based on the unrelated mainland Carib language.

Although many people speak it, it is not treated as a real language by some as it has no written component to it, it is only spoken.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garifuna

the phonemes in your phrase are decidedly NON-Romance and don't appear to have any meaningful relationship to English....so the components of the "creole" are not present.

They ARE, however, suspiciously consistent with those of the languages I listed - though my list may not be conclusive....
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Yes. Caught me. Well done.

Gréveti nayanüha Garifuna, numada.
 
I am obliged to concede that it might, in fact, be Garifuna....

Apparently, because it is not a written language, it must be reverse engineered for that purpose. Accordingly, transliteration makes use of many of the stresses normally associated with the languages I listed.
 
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