yRaz
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free nations, that's cute. I do a lot better than most Americans, but when I do my monthly budget and look at how stupid the economy has become I don't think I'm free. The bank owns my house for the next 18 years and after considering insurance, taxes, bills and repairs, nearly 2/3rds of my income goto just having a house. You can't speak out against this system, you can't criticize it or else everything will be taken from you. Sure, we're supposed to have first amendment rights, but tell that to the bank who decides they don't like you from the data they bought from a data broker. They can, at any moment, ask you to pay off the remaining balance of the loan on your house. Companies that issue car loans do this all the time, it's not a big step to do it with housing. If you speak out in the US, they can take your house, destroy your credit and ruin your chances of getting a job or even a crappy apartment.You guys know basic liberties like freedom of speech don’t exist in China right? Consider this before you comment that China is somehow superior in any way to free nations. Sadly it’s the free nations fault by enabling this and exploiting human labor for low costs, especially American corporations.