I think the thing that annoys me most about the present situation is the adamant claims of some that, "It ain't my fault." While I certainly will agree, if the ones so claiming are also the ones who have been financially responsible, but I believe it is painfully obvious that such is not the case.

It is to these people I ask, "How's your "look good" doing now?"

What we will all now witness, and which is at least partially to blame for your teachings in irresponsibility, will be higher crime rates, higher suicide rates, higher divorce rates, and on and on. And there is no way to stop it. Sweet.

Does anyone think that those who have spent and continue to spend beyond their ability to pay are now suddenly going to be willing to be responsible for their indebtedness? They have grown accustomed to living that way and will NOT be willing to do without in order to pay off the debts they have incurred. They will walk away and leave the mess to be cleaned up by others.....like a hurricane with fresh ground in front and disaster behind and no way to stop it.

The Brick Wall prediction was not a prediction.....neither is the wall we are headed at right now.......they're just facts. Bury your head in the sand and pretend it ain't happening.....go ahead....won't change a thing. But at least try to find something more substantial to blame your woes on than Bush.....that's just plain