A sign of the times.

[Dry Rot]

Ownership passes with the money. I learnt that many decades ago. Especially when buing/selling livestock. And, even then, get it in writing.

A broken promise is insulting on two counts. First, the deception. Second, because they assume you are mug enough to be deceived.

In some cultures, lying is the norm. Beyond that, I couldn't possibly comment. Lie to me once and I'll treat your word with suspicion ever after.

"Cheat me once, shame on you. Cheat me twice, shame on ME!".

 

[glasshouse]

Geez, why are you are trying to twist things around again!

You added in additional things to muddy the waters and infer I said something I did not. I stated that the ones who invested without doing the due dilligence were just as much to blame as the banks!
Then, the reap what you sow was in relation to my comments about investing without due diligence - not related to the garbage you added in to try and defend your subjective views that everything must be the fault of someone or something else, and not accept ones own responsibility.
Also, your current status is not something I will get drawn into, as I know our thought processes will differ, so simply not worth the air time trying to debate with someone who appears only to read and see what they want to!

Enjoy your day

Well dont insinuate that those who complain about banks have overborrowed themselves.
Gordon brown and the bankers have ruined this country and got clean away.

 

[Ukjay]

Well dont insinuate that those who complain about banks have overborrowed themselves.
Gordon brown and the bankers have ruined this country and got clean away.

I didn't, I added the the counter balance side to previous post and suggested that it is not simply the banks, people who do not use due dilligence when borrowing are equally to blame.

You then appear to have an issue reading the post I made fully, add your insinuations that imply I said something when I did not, then try to find another angle to squirm into an ongoing argument.

Have a nice day, life's too short to debate with you