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I don't know what you're all worried about. The US$ will rapidly depreciate in value, which will decrease the value of the debt and help US exports. Just go long AUD/USD and you'll come out on top.
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http://www.usnews.com/opinion/articl...the-cold-war-2 The guy who says it was Reagan's Ambassador to the USSR |
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everyone loves cuts until they affect them.
Also to be fair if I hear Barry say one more time so the US worker can compete with anyworker in the world. I want to fucking scream. How can the US worker compete when the global worker has gov healthcare so the corporations dont have to pay for it and that they make 30 cents an hour. It will never never happen plan on 10 percent unemployment being the new normal. |
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sorry was busy all day so Im making up for lost time. lol High speed rails bring jobs here and the places those trains to go to. The chinese have high speed rails and they plan to be energy independent in 10 yrs. Hey we wont have shit but we will have a low deficit and 25 % unemployment.
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12 clicks getting owned again?
boy he sure is turning into paul markham these days. |
Won't happen.
The politicians don't have the balls to do anything real about this ... |
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But do you really think that poor people have so much power that they can ruin a country and the wealthy people at the top with all the money are powerless to stop it? That's the dumbest thing ever. The wealthy trick you into blaming poor people or other immigrants to take the heat off of themselves. The wealthy at the very top are running off will all the money, they collapsed the banks and made huge profits, they shipped all your jobs over seas. Why do you blame the poor people and immigrants. They have ZERO power and influence, they can't ruin anything if they wanted to. It's just a smoke screen. The wealthy want those immigrants in the country because they depress wages. Stop blaming the poor people, it's the wealthy that do all the damage to this country. |
Thanks obama...You da man...
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Then there's the export of jobs to 3rd World Countries. How many times do you phone a call center and speak to someone in India? Look at these countries to see what exporting jobs means. Czech. Yes steady growth. India. And if you look around the World you see the same pattern and it's not new. How did Japan get to be such a thriving economy? Yes by exporting cars, electrical goods and other things OUT of the country. We were sold the myth that the West would replace these jobs with technical jobs. That was wrong. China is now putting men into space and Japan is leading on technical advancement. China 40 years ago couldn't feed itself, Japan was devastated after WW2. They both grew by EXPORTING. We were sold the myth that they would only be making cheap goods and we would remain at the top by the powers of technology. Welcome to the truth. |
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http://thelastword.msnbc.msn.com/_ne...game-interview He asked the same question to Bush during his interview with him, where was your outrage then? Quote:
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So back to to the 12 to 24%, how is that the Shellacking as Barry calls it going to be the MAJORITY? Face it Barry's politics are pissing off people |
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Government study shows the number of hi-tech jobs in the valley declined by 16.5 percent between 2001 and 2008 The number of high-tech jobs in all industries Silicon Valley declined by 86,000, or 16.5 percent, between 2001 and 2008, according a federal study of employment trends in the valley. Read some more. Quote:
Dumbest part of your post. Sorry but it's not the end game yet. Those countries are on the rise and only time will tell if they create companies like those you name. I saw the same attitude when Japanese car makers started making cars. "They'll never make a car as goos as we do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" :Oh crap Quote:
I think we need to give the unemployed jobs to do sweeping the streets, mowing lawns of public buildings, assisting old and infirm people and other jobs. In return for their welfare checks. Because no country can afford the political or civil consequences of having vast numbers of unemployed. It was very different when I left school. The jobs in manufacturing were there to take. Today it's very different and we need a new mindset. We simply can't employ the number of people that are available in meaningful productive jobs. Service industries might take a lot but not all. Even Silicon Valley isn't doing so great. But it's nice to see the I'm All Right Jack, So Fuck You" attitude from the short term thinkers on GFY. Imagine what will happen to your incomes if they try do balance the budget by massive cuts. Our incomes largely rely on Americans signing up with disposable cash, they will go into the toilets if there are massive cuts. Less people with less money to spend = Less Sign Ups. And that will effect my income. |
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if barry did that they would be calling for his head. All this he is destroying the country bullshit. The market is over 12,000 , companies are flush with cash. The middle class isnt needed anymore. They got to get the people all jazzed up like they are on your side. They arent, you are not needed anymore. There is no right and left just corporatists and the sheep they manipulate. |
if you don't live in this country paul why do you have such an invested interest in it? you always are quick to criticize, i take it you were that unhappy which is why you left to czech republic anyway? still its like you left, so you have nothing left to do with it. but you love telling others how bad it is
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Sort of like the budget, we can't cut entitlements and when the economy takes a dump, Barry wants to add to the entitlements, kinda fucking stupid don't you think? The middle class is in trouble because of that lame shit called NAFTA, the unions said this would happen, but no one listened |
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But this problem isn't just in the US it's in the West in general. |
I'm starting to believe every economy is a sham and the biggest country is the one that can lie the best.
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David Brooks speaks about this is his column today.
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/15/op...ml?ref=opinion Jared lives a much more intellectually diverse life than Sam. He loves Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia and his iPhone apps. But many of these things are produced outside the conventional monetized economy. Most of the products are produced by people working for free. They cost nothing to consume. They don?t even create many jobs. As Cowen notes in his book, the automobile industry produced millions of jobs, but Facebook employs about 2,000, Twitter 300 and eBay about 17,000. It takes only 14,000 employees to make and sell iPods, but that device also eliminates jobs for those people who make and distribute CDs, potentially leading to net job losses. In other words, as Cowen makes clear, many of this era?s technological breakthroughs produce enormous happiness gains, but surprisingly little additional economic activity. |
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rabble rabble rabble
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Poor republicans crack me up
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The US is moving away from these industries because they do not produce enough wealth to keep up with US GDP. To get GDP per capita close to that of the US -- China for example -- would also have to transition its economy away from these industries. Also, The U.S. still produces and exports a lot of goods. In 2009, for example, the U.S. exported a total of $1.057 trillion worth of goods. 6.6% of that dollar total was to China, which puts it third on the list of countries buying American goods. Canada was #1 with 19.4% of the total; Mexico was second at 12.2%. |
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And you're not paying attention to current events, you're just not getting it, it's the top 1%, not .01% they want to raise taxes on. Where the fuck are you getting these numbers? Out of your ass? They want to raise the taxes on persons and couples that earn over $250k Under Obama?s plan, in 2013 the top rate on ordinary income would rise from 35% to 39.6% while the top rate on dividends and long term capital gains would go from 15% to 20%. I'm not making fun of myself, but keep it up and it will be easy to make fun of you! |
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The only thing that's funny is that you have no idea what I wrote. Reading your posts, your whole analysis is colored by your political ideology. Just like a religious person, you start with a conclusion and then back fill your explanations and supporting arguments. For the same reason it's almost impossible to use reasoned arguments or explanations with them, I don't think it will work with you. |
Trying to solve 21st Century problems with 20th Century solutions isn't going to work.
It would be nice if they did, but they won't. |
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I'm talking about a very small number of elite Americans who are able to steer the debate in a direction that servs their interests. If you want to believe that the debate this country is having on taxes and the debt is both honest and transparent, then I guess there is no point in arguing with you anymore. |
America is being destroyed to bring in the One World Government.
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But you argue that I'm wrong and only offer some shit stained idea that my debating skillset is not one you can argue with, WTF? I guess facts is something you can't deal with it, so be it! |
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Second, the debate is set, then money is raised based on that debate. That's how contributions work. Money isn't raised by political groups then the group asks the donors which topics are most important to them..lol. For example, about a decade ago, the hot debate for Republicans was 'family values" so they would try to set the debate in this country about wedge issues like gay marriage and abortion. They then would raise money based on that debate despite the fact that abortion and gay rights, while important issues, should in no way be at the forefront of national politics. You raise money based on the debate you set, not to determine the debate. My point once again is this, a very small number of Americans want to keep hundreds of millions of dollars for themselves if taxes are kept low for the super wealthy. That small number of elite Americans at the top have controlled the debate in such a way that they have convinced poor and middle income Americans to side with them, despite it not being in their best interest. That's MY WHOLE POINT. This discussion on taxes and the debt is not even close to being honest. My use of the number ".01%" was to show that a very small yet powerful group have hijacked the tax/debt debate and are using it for their own gain. There may be people lower on the totem pole who have something to gain by aligning with the super rich, but at the most that is an additional 5% of the population. So even with those numbers, 5% of the population benefits from tax cuts, and it was the number one issue in America being debated. Do those numbers seem democratic to you? |
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Here's what my shit stained idea meant in example... look how you had to frame it around Obama? Quote:
Not to mention, the article you posted merely illustrates political posturing by Hillary Clinton and lobbying by labor unions. More specifically, a politician who was ramping up for an election while pitted against her own economic advisors? Quote:
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