Collapse Coming?

[Altitude sickness]

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You are correct, it is grounds for one party to sue the other to get out of the marriage contract. There is no method for law enforcement to start the process.

You listed legal reasons one can person could back out of a marriage. Usually to stop the other party from gaining half of the others property.

Someone has to say they were injured.

My extreme idea was solely to keep the governments hands off of property you have already paid taxes on multiple times. If someone had the nads to pursue my strategy. I doubt one would sue the other for not having sex.

Also the father or son would know of the incapacitation at time of marriage.

Again, this is using the twisted lefts lack of morals,

and no more genders. and over taxation against them. I hope someone has the cojones to do it some day.

 

[frankmissing]

It's just one bubble after another, dot.com, real estate crash and now the AI chip and Bitcoin bubble. At some point, they'll both pop. Almost eight decades on this rock, one thing's for certain. Every generation has to learn the hard way.

I think so too! If you look at history, there was a "tulip fever" and now, somewhere, stocks and somewhere, bitcoin have very similar properties)))

 

[BigHill]

wow.

 

[Neophyte]

Time for a reset economically and politically.

 

[Hogpatrol]

What happened? A couple weeks ago, the world was coming to an end. ROFLMAO

 

[Red Leg]

What happened? A couple weeks ago, the world was coming to an end. ROFLMAO

"Generational" catastrophe at least.

In fairness, we are soon due one of our roughly bidecadal corrections.

 

[Hogpatrol]

"Generational" catastrophe at least.

In fairness, we are soon due one of our roughly bidecadal corrections.

Roger that. It's a crime people don't learn from history. How many remember 30 year mortgage rates north of 16.5% and the reasons. KH has a plan for a repeat.

 

[Red Leg]

Roger that. It's a crime people don't learn from history. How many remember 30 year mortgage rates north of 16.5% and the reasons. KH has a plan for a repeat.

God knows I do. Bought our first house in 1980 in South Louisiana just before the oil crash. It set on the market mostly unoccupied from 83 to 85 - on a captain's salary. We took a while getting over that one.

 

[Datchew]

We're definitely overdue for a big rug pull.

There are no certainties, only probabilities in the stock market.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Roger that. It's a crime people don't learn from history. How many remember 30 year mortgage rates north of 16.5% and the reasons. KH has a plan for a repeat.

“Hell, I was there!” In 1982 mortgage rates were slowly declining from 21+ percent. We closed on our first home at 14 percent after it dropped from 16 percent. The neighbors closed at 16 percent after dropping from 18 percent. ALL on FHA 245A negative amortization loans (illegal now) as that’s the only way anyone could qualify for a loan back then. Fun times!

 

[K-man]

Yep! Had a commercial (restaurant) loan through Penn Square Bank in the early 80's at 21 percent. I survived that. Later was a great deal as the buyer of the loan took 25 cents on the dollar to pay it off even though I was current. Some got out at 15 cents.

 

[Scott CWO]

Everything has bounced back. My Nvidia is up 358%.