Re: New bankruptcy laws and retail creditors

On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 13:08:53 -0700, "Phil Scott"
<philscott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>"sinister" <sinister@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> "Phil Scott" <philscott@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>> "seeker" <mothman20052002@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>>> Anyone have any idea what the new bankruptcy laws will do
>>>> in terms of
>>>> creditor-debtor with such large credit issuers as Home
>>>> Depot?
>>>
>>> With so many people due to loose it all due to the
>>> combination of 15% actual inflation, stagnant wages, loss
>>> of work, and the real estate bubble problem...then
>>> increased property taxes needed to fund the civil service
>>> 100k a year retirements...
>>
>> You've been challenged many times on this 100k/year crap,
>> but haven't posted any substantial evidence.
>>
>> Go away.
>
>Documents CHP, and other civil service pensions in calif
>between 100 and 200k a year... many transderrable 100% to the
>spouse on death of the qualifying recipient. A retired CHP at
>age 51 at 100k with a 40 year old wife who will live from at
>that age to 92.. thats 52 more years. will draw 5.2 million in
>state funds over her life time
>
> http://www.cfac.org/Attachments/disabilities_pensions.htm
>
> So now what will you do? Try to spin you way out of taking
>responsibility for your abusinvely ignorant remarks. That
>wont be impressive.

<yawn> Nope. He could just point out that the article you reference
does not support what you have been claiming. A _few_ high-ranking
civil servants who were making hundreds of $K get 100K pensions. Not
the large numbers of ordinary police officers, etc. as you have been
claiming.

-- Roy L
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