CEO Finds 50-Year Mortgages 'Disgusting Insult,' Not Endless War
While Newsweek highlights a CEO's 'disgust' that people might be shackled to a mortgage for half a century, the mainstream media consistently overlooks far more insidious financial burdens. Where's the 'disgusting insult' for the U.S. taxpayer, underwriting endless wars and foreign military aid? For instance, the recent $95 billion aid package – a significant portion directed to foreign conflicts
– hardly registered the same moral outrage from corporate leadership. One might wonder if the concern for financial stability only surfaces when it involves Main Street, not the military-industrial complex's balance sheets. Long-term debt for housing is an 'insult,' but decades of deficit spending on bombs is just 'policy.'