Second of all, the actual serious issues facing this country. Here’s my thoughts on the subject.

First of all, from yesterday, f**k both political candidates. John McCain doesn’t know his head from a hole in the ground. Obama talks alot but has no real meaning behind anything. He says he is going to fix healthcare. … that’s great. HOW. He says he is going to fix the economy. Super! HOW MOTHER F**KER.

I am still undecided, because I personally I can’t stand either of them. Personally I think they would fit alot more if Biden and Palin switched spots. Palin can’t give a straight answer just like Obama. Biden is a moron who could be brothers with McCain with a little hair job.

On the subject of the market. People don’t seem to understand how the market works. When the market crashes 700 points for the first time since 1987, you don’t suddenly jump ship in investing and cause the market to come back up 600 points the next day. That’s false hope, so on the third day, when the market takes another dive… all those extra people who decided to jump on the bandwagon of “low prices” bail out to cut their already big losses and run, on the 4th day causing another s**t hole dive. Quit trying to make money for yourself and think about the economy as a whole entity.

On the subject of the credit of the country. … maybe we should all quit using money that doesn’t exist, and stop crying when invisible money goes away. This country has gone so far from spending the money we actually have. I unlike most people have two credit cards. One is my generic, use when I need the scratch credit card with a simple limit of $800. The other is a Goodyear Tire Company credit card, which I got because I have big tires, and $1000 when it’s time for tires is hard to pull out of no-where. Those of you complaining about the market crashing, and yet you have $40,000 of just credit card debt, GTFO and burn in the fire you created. You wonder why credit companies are so broke. … cuz your broke ass doesn’t pay your f**king debt. Same with the housing situation. You got a $1500 mortgage, and you make $2000 a month? Great… something is going to happen and you’re going to miss a payment because your debt to income ratio sucks so bad. You miss one, you’ll be paying late fees. Eventually the late fees will stack up to equal another payment, now you are two months behind. Granted, this isn’t entirely your fault. You got sweet-talked by a guy in a nice suit behind a desk who said, “Oh don’t worry, you can do this! *big smile and thumbs up* ” Well, unfortunately you knew you couldn’t, and you signed the s**t anyways. Smooth move. You contributed to the housing crash… once again, because you couldn’t pay your bills.

Now before anybody calls me a hypocrite, remember… I’m not using my Mastercard to pay my Visa bill. And the Visa to pay off the American Express. I have a Visa “card” that just draws straight from my checking account. When I’m out of money, I’m out of money until next pay day. That’s it. And while living paycheck to paycheck is bad, I’m not spending hardly any of the fake money that has f**ked this country so bad.

My two-cents, sorry for the length.