Yeah Donald, you piece of garbage.  I don't feel sorry one bit for any of these rich pricks that got fleeced.  Call it cosmic Karma. Get a real haircut too you moron.

"What you can not enforce, do not command" -Sophocles-

...was something my Dad told me years ago as a kid.  Knew what it meant then and know what it means now. 

I am sorrry if some of these folks lost "everything", but what were they thinking?

Maybe it was like this...

PEGGY NOONAN

Friday, January 25, 2002 12:01 A. M. EST

How rich do you have to be?

I know a man who once ran a big international company, who had done very well in life and was happily retired. Years after he left the company, it went public in an IPO that would make all the company's officers even richer than they were, which was already pretty rich. The company's retired executives got together and decided to press for a piece of the pie. They had to fight for it, and it got messy, but in the end they all got some more money.

I asked my friend, during the controversy, why the retired members were fighting so hard. Had some fallen on hard times? No, he said, not to his knowledge. Did they need the money for immediate and pressing concerns? No, he said, not that he knew of. "Then why is this such a big deal to them if they're already rich?" He looked at me with the kind of face people get when they hear something truly inexplicable. And then he said in a pleasant, explanatory tone, "Everyone wants more."

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"Everyone wants more." ...but have you ever seen a hearst with a U-Haul?

Thanks for the belly-laugh, Donny!

My heart be still.... such words of wisdom from The Donald.

...as if he has never had $$$ troubles in his life.

"America isn't the problem...America is the solution." ~ Rush Limbaugh

I have had people say some of the most horrible things to me, because I was saying that my husband and I had lost 3/4 of our retirement money in the stock market. It was a big blow to us, because my husband is 62. So, I mentioned it to a few friends, saying that my husband was depressed about this,  and they have been not so supportive! A few of our "so-called friends" have said that we never deserved to have the money we had, that we now can feel like everyone else does, that people who make a lot of money deserve to have it taken from them, because no one needs to have more than anyone else. When did this become o.k.? What is wrong with people? I guess when we were giving to them, because we could, we were great, but because we can't now, we don't deserve to have anything? I really don't know how to deal with these people anymore, they have really shaken my faith in people. Sorry this is kind of off-thread, but it brought it out for me, reading this.

I guess he's forgotten the HUGE debt in which he found himself - - from trying to finance construction with junk bonds, filing for business Chapter 11 bankruptcy . . .

I hate using this source, but it's the only one I could find:

 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Trump

Look up Financial problems (1989 - 1997)

You'd think with all his money he'd find a decent toupee!

If anyone has another source, I'd love to read it.

Just goes to show, one doesn't have to be a deep thinker to get rich. 

I can go along with this, to a certain extent, but just don't ask me to bail out these people.  I can feel their pain, I can empathize with them, I can do a lot of things, but just don't put them on the list to get bail-out money.

There is only one reason we don't have more Ponzi schemes, people are worried about losing all their money.  If they weren't, and thought Uncle Sam was going to bail them out if it were a Ponzi scheme, there would certainly be many more Ponzi schemes.

Election 2008-God's way of showing us that elections count.  

Of course they'll be at the head of the line for mortgage bailouts for their multi-million dollar homes.

I think Trump is a Tramp!

I can't stomach him.

...exactly how many people have been dried out by businesses that you have run into the ground?