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[Jenks]

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if you mean the USA is bankrupt and that is good then ok I agree with you

you make this dumbass statement all the time. how is this^ good for anyone on the planet? really. i mean, i know you hate america and americans, it's blatantly obvious, but don't you know that america being bankrupt is bad for the entire world, including you?

[runningman]

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you make this dumbass statement all the time. how is this^ good for anyone on the planet? really. i mean, i know you hate america and americans, it's blatantly obvious, but don't you know that america being bankrupt is bad for the entire world, including you?

Oh I'm sorry Jenks did I hurt your feelings.. How is this Good?? It's not good at all for anybody. But first you have to acknowledge and accept where you are in order to move forward with the proper course of action(Sun Tzu). $9 Trillion in debt with no end even close in sight. The housing bubble is not even close over and soon the banks will go and Inflation is off to the races. Superinflation is next when the goverment failed promises come in with the FDIC.

Change is necessary and I don't mean Obama change I mean you would be better off picking a random off the street and throwing him in as prez then these two bought candidates (this might be an exageration but I'm sure you get my point). Also know this nothing will occur during peaceful protests. Do you think the USA broke off of Britain with peaceful protests? We are heading into a depression and a world war and I am sick to death of these eternal optimists with unwaivering faith in governement.


It is awfully hard to move forward with your head up your ass.

Here is more great news Jenks

http://money.cnn.com/2008/09/05/news/economy/jobs_august/index.htm?cnn=yes

[thesightless]

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1. applause
2. i think you are both arguing the same position but dont realize it.

[Lorn]

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Change is necessary and I don't mean Obama change I mean you would be better off picking a random off the street and throwing him in as prez then these two bought candidates (this might be an exageration but I'm sure you get my point). Also know this nothing will occur during peaceful protests. Do you think the USA broke off of Britain with peaceful protests? We are heading into a depression and a world war and I am sick to death of these eternal optimists with unwaivering faith in governement.

Amen brother.

[Jenks]

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2. i think you are both arguing the same position but dont realize it.

^this.

now that he explained himself and he's not just another america hater cheering from the sidelines at our misery- yes we're on the same page.

it's the same with the price of gas. i applaud $4 a gallon, bring it on! if that's what it takes to wake up this country, and especially the dumb fucking hummer driving soccer moms with 8000 sq ft McMansions in the burbs, so be it. i'm just as disgusted with this country as the next guy. unfortunately we are few.

[thesightless]

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dont blame the wealthy. most of them earned it through hard work and education. not everyone who owns a million dollar is truly rich through inheritence. some of us earned it from scratch (not me , my old man though, he worked his ass off and deserves his 1.3M house)

[Jenks]

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i don't blame the wealthy, i blame the attitude, and you know the difference.

[thesightless]

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there was a great editorial from CNN's money commentator about the wage battle. the WSJ picked up it as well. i have to find the article but it theorizes that once obama is elected, we stand to lose roughly 20K jobs within the small business sector (which accounts for 90% of this country's income). the idea behind it, according to both sources is that obama not only will extend the wage mandate (7.75 by july 09) , but has aspirations of raising it further. dont ppl realize that small business isnt IBM where the 2 dollar increase isnt really felt, but the extra monies will either gut the small businesses, or lead to massiver layoffs.