Re: debt collectors

Posted by Keyser Soze (152.163.189.170) on April 08, 2003 at 21:58:32:

In Reply to: debt collectors posted by lawguy on April 08, 2003 at 16:14:20:

PS-

yeah, Lawguy, too often the obvious is missed. These cretins have no right to the money in the first place. The bank can't take it as they've already posted the 'loss'on their balance sheet.
There is an aroma about some of the visiting dignitaries from the CA's who post here, and it is not a pleasant fragrance. It is the pious stench of those who believe themselves above the law.
We are accused of gathering here in the manner of criminals? Encode this, turn this around as would any good forensic investigator or psychiatrist for that matter. These pustules are speaking of themselves.
This is the crowd who causes misery to those who post questions here? These lard-loaves are the same inadequate sadists who bully elderly disabled women into doing without medication for two months under threat of prison so that they can make their sleazy 'collections quota'? They lecture us about our alleged character defects?
Contrary to the churlish prattlings of a recent poster, one does not see a lot of bellyaching here. Moreso it seems to be people who are distressed, frightened, angry, confused by the ebola lesions with phone skills who call them with illegal threats in order to obtain money by any and all means.
The vapid insipidness of these ethical imbeciles is best illustrated in the response of one Richard Speck to the question as to why he killed eight nurses during the miserable summer of '66. "I guess it just wasn't their night", said he with a dissociated laugh.
Such is the mentality of the collector. Hey, CA gleet-scrimers, credit card 'repair' - ha ha -
trolls, and similar life forms, if you can't keep up with the adults who converse on this board to ensure your future unemployment, best not join in.

Your friend for life,

Keyser Soze

"Feed it to the gimp, ease his pain."
- Mr. Redfoot, upon insulting the
dignity of Verbal Kint, from
"The Usual Suspects", c. 1995

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