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La Jolla Banker bought ticket to perdition
When a wrongdoer is dead, bankrupt, or doesn't exist any more, who should pay? There never could have been a huge fraudulent lending problem without government there to prop them up and guarantee all of their bad loans. Get government out of the business of steering people towards houses instead of something else. Let lenders lend to those they believe will repay the loans, and let those who cannot afford houses rent. Anything else is a recipe for disaster.— September 28, 2015 12:18 p.m.
Will Soon-Shiong grab San Diego’s U-T?
A billionaire is about? Uh-oh, what's their political affiliation? Democrat? Oh, OK, they're a good billionaire then. It's only the Republican ones that are real SOBs.— September 28, 2015 12:15 p.m.
Save-A-Lot no more
What, exactly, do you expect when you buy food at a dollar store?!?! There are some thing you shouldn't skimp on. It's like all the ads for eye surgery, each claiming to have the lowest price. That's the LAST concern I'll have if I decide to look into Lasik or something!— September 28, 2015 12:09 p.m.
Is that ground rhino horn in your store?
What is it with weird, primitive cultures and their superstitious beliefs? Eradicating rhinos isn't going to make your dick bigger, it just makes you a bigger a55hole. And spare me the "Oh, but it's their culture, you can't question it" nonsense... I can ALWAYS call out idiocy when I see it. I hope every jackass who takes powdered rhino horn dies of testicular cancer.— September 28, 2015 12:06 p.m.
Biotechs belted
Nobody has a "right" to borrow money. Money is lent by people who weigh the risk of losing their money against the potential profit. If someone isn't a good credit risk, they must pay high interest rates, or nobody will lend to them at all. You should know this.— September 25, 2015 4:29 p.m.
SD climate plan moving backward or forward?
A "record number" means nothing. If five people took a bus last year and six rode this year, that would be a "record number". But the record is still a tiny segment of the population. You seem to be laboring under the idea that people are deliberately driving cars because they hate the environment and want to enrich Saudi oil princes. But we need to be able to get to our jobs and then home again. Buses only work for a few people. It's great that there are some cities that have buses or trains or whatever that work for more people, but San Diego is not one of them. You want me to ride a bike 35 miles each way in 80 degree weather to get to and from work? You're nuts. It would take me hours and I'd be stinking and sweaty. I'd spend all day puffing away on a bike, and for what? Sorry, no. I, and most people, will stick with convenient air-conditioned cars until there's a FEASIBLE alternative. I'll be happy to take some kind of mass transportation that will pick me up when I'm ready to go, take me to work in a reasonable amount of time, let me run my errands, then go home when I'm ready to go home. Let me know when that happens. Until then, save it... most people cannot ride bikes or take buses to work. Period.— September 25, 2015 4:26 p.m.
Dangerous bike spots: Friars Road, Nimitz Blvd, University Ave., Pershing Dr., Genesee, Pacific Hwy at Barnett Ave.
What, no mention of Catalina Blvd.? There are two lanes in each direction, and that's it... no room for a bike lane or anything else. There's a nice, quiet frontage road a few feet to the west, but the cyclists NEVER use it... they insist on riding on Catalina, and someone's gonna get squashed one day.— September 25, 2015 8:12 a.m.
SD climate plan moving backward or forward?
I love the picture. A small group of idiots espousing transportation methods that cannot work in San Diego. I cannot ride a bike to work. I cannot take a bus or a train or a trolley.— September 24, 2015 10:58 a.m.
"Cholo goth" duo gets ripped off at Riot Fest in Chicago
What? Problems at "Riot Fest"? I never could have guessed!— September 24, 2015 10:57 a.m.
Feared U-T job cuts aren't San Diego's only layoffs
So how many small mom-n-pop businesses should be shut down, and what happens to all the people who were earning something but now earn nothing?— September 22, 2015 1:08 p.m.