Last week, “This American Life” put together a very good episode explaining the origins of the housing “crisis”. But clearly, “crisis” is the wrong term – this is a SCANDAL, much, MUCH more damaging than Enron or Watergate. Why aren’t we calling a spade a spade?

The level of sheer greed and irresponsible stupidity displayed at all levels of this thing is infuriating and unacceptable to me. I for one would really like to see more done to punish those responsible and to prevent this from happening again. People got filthy rich by exploiting corruption at all levels of the financial system.

I’m not a renter, but I am very angry. We sold our house in California in part because we saw this “crisis” coming and we knew we weren’t able to make ends meet. I don’t like the idea of bailing out people or especially the corporations who behaved irresponsibly. So I’m signing this petition and I hope to inspire others to do so as well.

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