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Re: The Elite's War on the Poor
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It is pretty typical on here. I say something that is truth and the brainwashed ones come on and change the subject to Jersey Shore or something more mentally easier.
Answering the tough questions is what men do, but the world is full of a bunch of women.Comment
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Why is it a handful of people always think they know more than the majority, and that the few edge cases are always correct vs. what everyone else believes? Things that make you go hummmmmmmmmm.Comment
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At least he's consistent.
It was fun while it lasted...
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When the SHTF, he'll look like a sage (the FED is going on another f*cking money-printing spree today).
And yea, I don't visit here often. I guess the dismissers coddle RunningMan now after his history of sounding alarms. Ignore them at your own peril, I say.Comment
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definitely think the feds funneling out money isn't the greatest move. the dollar looks like shit already compared to other currency. hate to see what this does....Should I fuck you at that not until the ass, inject then tremendously hard bumschen and to the termination in the eyes yes?Comment
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thats the fucking point. If you owe trillions of dollars devaluing it is the only way you can pay that money back!The Idiots ARE Winning.
"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to pause and reflect."
Mark Twain
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well yeah.... but it is a double-edged sword. if you don't do it, you're fucked. if you do do it, you're fucked.
soooo..... we're proper fucked!
Should I fuck you at that not until the ass, inject then tremendously hard bumschen and to the termination in the eyes yes?Comment
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No if you let the market correct itself (let things fail) and allow real capitalism to work where you rise and fall on your own merits the economy would get better. It would happen much faster as well.
Picture it like this - You own a decent size Electrical Contractor Business and made smart moves to keep a float through the recession. Your biggest competitor was stupid and had a huge inventory of tools and material and had to file for bankruptcy. Now his stuff will be auctioned off at a 10th of the retail price. Now you come in and sweep up those assets and make your company stronger and worth more. That is capitalism. Now if the government comes in and bails out your competitor.. those assets now are in a freeze almost because it was bad business that led him to fail in the first place. This is why the economy is in a freeze. The government came in and scared everyone into submission by saying "The world will end if the too-big to fails go under" Its hogwash.. Now trillions have been frozen by throwing good money after bad. Rather then letting things fail and if you wanted to stimulate you could have invested $2 Trillion into startups. Not just random startups, startups with promise that can trigger the economy back to a small business based economy (balanced). If wallstreet was shut down forever today there would be some major pains over the next few months but the recovery would have at least begun. Farmers would still farm and we would still eat.Comment
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we have obama as our president. he's completely against free enterprise.Should I fuck you at that not until the ass, inject then tremendously hard bumschen and to the termination in the eyes yes?Comment
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Ya it will be tough for capitalism to work when you have a Fascist as your CaptainComment
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no regulation by the SEC got us where we are right nowComment
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It would be convenient to lay the blame at one organization's feet (re: the usurper, his Marxist tendencies which can be heard in his own words and his questionable loyalties don't paint him in a good light as the one to rely upon to save the free market), but it goes deeper than that. The combination of greed coupled with forced federal policies (meddling govt. intervention) of loaning to the otherwise unqualified had a lot to do with it also.
Besides, the SEC is off the hook in terms of public disclosure even with the new so-called financial reform bill:
SEC Says New Financial Regulation Law Exempts it From Public Disclosure
No teeth; yet another so-called govt. organization that can operate in relative secrecy and without oversight, smelling a lot like the FED.Comment
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