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"More than half voted for Hillary" |
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You don't seem to get that I was refering the the opening post - Trump is president elect, I am over that and accept it..... |
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But I am glad to see that you do except the result. |
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As a businessman he knows damn well Apple cannot make it's iPhones in the US. If they did the prices would double. If Trump slaps a tariff on the same iPhones, the only change is the products become more expensive for the general population, resulting in less sales. |
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Loud mouths demanding free shit is your big beef? Employment figures have never been this good. Initial Jobless claims. Unemployment. So you are mad at welfare? Food stamps? Social Security? Not sure what the real thing is. |
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51 folks not getting it !
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Praise KEK . |
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The "Not-in-Labor-Force" is the highest it's been in nearly 40 years. As usual they just moved figures around to make the unemployment figures look good http://cdn.cnsnews.com/styles/conten...te-chart-1.jpg Notice that figures takes a huge dive during Obama's Presidency. |
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0 taxes under 40k income will really add to the cheating That bad, Bad Trump . |
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1. often interest rates are subsidized by the government 2. can't be discharged in bankruptcy (for obvious reasons) and to put things in perspective, according to that chart someone posted earlier, average person graduates with $35k debt... which seems like a significant amount, but if you spread it out over your entire career, it works out to <$1000/year, which works out to <2% of one's income... |
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It's a racket that benefits the banks & loan servicers. The only loan that can't be forgiven, give me win for the banks & interest builds on interest year after year so $40k turns to $60k Real quick :thumbsup |
Why is it right for Trump, (all businesses actually,) to discharge his debts from his businesses and rip off lenders, creditors and shareholders but government debt obligations are forever?
Why is it right for an individual to discharge his private debts only? Why is it right to rip off the public but not the government? There should be something like a Chapter 16 bankruptcy for a citizen to have the courts reorganize his debt to the government. Not totally discharge his debt to the government but that his debt be made payable to some set percentage of his spendable income. Say this is reviewed annually ... If equity in debt is negotiable-- then it is negotiable for all debts -- public and private -- debt equality. Silly idea ... :1orglaugh Of course, the taxpayer could fund higher education, his children (or the children of the society,) to benefit and not start out a career in debt. But no! I want my leased Cadillac and complain while I make the payments ... the end |
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No thought or logic, just zombie regurgitation. |
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"...the rank and file are usually much more primitive than we imagine. Propaganda must therefore always be essentially simple and repetitious." Joseph Goebbels |
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The labor participation isn't based only on the economy. If it was, why did the labor participation rate peak in 2000 and has been in steady decline since then? The large demographic of baby boomers are getting older and moving out of the labor pool. People are getting older, retiring, and moving out of the work force. But it sounds so much better when you try to blame it Obama. |
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We used to have an age pyramid like India - http://www.indexmundi.com/graphs/pop...ramid-2014.gif Then we had 7 workers for every retire. The baby boomers aged and we are heading for 2 workers per retire. https://www.ssa.gov/policy/docs/char...14/chart36.gif We are never going to have the participation rate we had. it is not possible. It is going to get worse. Obama made it worse due to the recession and early retirement or people pushed out who could not get back in etc. But this is a huge trend that is not really fixable by the President. Some countries are asking people to make more kids. Japan, South Korea and China have done this. Not working so well but it is doable. Here is our current age pyramid. - http://www.indexmundi.com/graphs/pop...ramid-2016.gif We can argue short term flucuations but long term this is a mess. |
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Those figures for the Labor participation rate are based on ELIGIBLE people. NOT people of retirement age. |
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So 2008-16 everyone retired? There must have been a lot of fucking going on after the war. While I somewhat agree with baby boomers you honestly can't say that was the cause for that decline or increase depending on how you look at it. " In addition, students, retirees, the disabled, homemakers, and the voluntarily idle are not counted in the labor force." http://www.econport.org/content/hand...nt/Define.html Retirees wouldn't be counted. I would imagine the same for Social Security. Basically anyone of retirement age most likely. |
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16 milion soldiers from the US. Rosy the riveter ring a bell? Men of a certain age were rare. The baby boom is a real thing and yeah it was a lot of fucking. |
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