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  • Joe234
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    • Apr 2010
    • 1948

    #46
    Originally posted by danielan View Post
    Obama quit the Senate. Right?
    Not the same. He quit the Senate when he was elected President.
    He was promoted. Palin quit as Governor of Alaska to write books
    she didn't write.

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    • Joe234
      Member
      • Apr 2010
      • 1948

      #47
      Originally posted by justintempler View Post
      Joe we'll check back on you in a bout 6 months, I'll bet you change your tune by then.

      We're getting ready for a double dip recession, there ain't enough money to bail us out of the next dip.
      Real estate just got a whole lot worse with the expiration of bribes to buy new houses, construction jobs are going to take a big hit along with the banks and real estate prices.
      Yep. Double dip recession due to not enough spending.

      Same thing Hoover did to create The Great Depression.

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      Did I reply here enough to dispel the troll thing?

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      • sgreger1
        Member
        • Mar 2009
        • 9451

        #48
        Originally posted by StuKlu View Post
        I disagree that Palin is dumb, just saying. That's certainly the way she is portrayed by the MSM by elitists.
        I am going just off the words I have heard spoken from her lips, which cannot be spun by the MSM. I know they are trying to ruin her but she is not helping herself when she says some of the things she says.



        About her quitting: I give her a pass on this one. She was forced out because the libs filed a million ethics lawsuits, because in alaska every complaint HAS to be investigated, and that cost her a lot of her personal money. Even though she was found not guilty in each one, she still had to pay lawyers to fight it and it was slowly bankrupting her. So it's not like she is just a quitter, it's that she made a smart decision to protect her cash.

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        • danielan
          Member
          • Apr 2010
          • 1514

          #49
          Originally posted by justintempler View Post
          The USA had it's glory days, just as the UK did before us, it's China's turn now.
          IMO, China is MUCH less of a worry then "we" think.

          China is growing fast, but it is because they have so far to go. They are moving from a mostly rural country to an increasingly urban country. This is usually painful.

          They have a huge military, but in a lot of ways, their military is their version of welfare. What do you do with a million out of work young adults? China's answer? You throw them into a military and then have them make widgets. It keeps them organized, out of trouble and helps the economy a bit.

          Looking forward, is an increasingly urban society in China going to be happy with their current form of government? Probably not. Is the change going to be bloodless? Hopefully, but history teaches that this is not always or even usually the case.

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          • sgreger1
            Member
            • Mar 2009
            • 9451

            #50
            Originally posted by justintempler View Post
            Joe we'll check back on you in a bout 6 months, I'll bet you change your tune by then.

            We're getting ready for a double dip recession, there ain't enough money to bail us out of the next dip.
            Real estate just got a whole lot worse with the expiration of bribes to buy new houses, construction jobs are going to take a big hit along with the banks and real estate prices.


            They are voting on a new bill this week that extends unemployment again and brings back the first time home-buyer's credit, so the bribes will continue. but your right, we will soon find ourself in a sitaution we can't spend our way out of.

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            • sgreger1
              Member
              • Mar 2009
              • 9451

              #51
              Originally posted by Joe234
              Yep. Double dip recession due to not enough spending.

              Same thing Hoover did to create The Great Depression.

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              Did I reply here enough to dispel the troll thing?


              Pop quiz: Payday comes and you cash your check. You can't use any of that money because your paycheck goes directly to paying off debt you accumulated last year and the year before, so you have nothing extra left to spend.

              Q: How do you fix this problem

              Joe's Answer: By getting a credit card and increasing spending (i.e. spending your way out of debt, by using credit cards to spend more money each month and live beyond your means)

              Sgreger's answer: By finding new sources of income, not using credit cards and reducing your overhead.


              Which of those two paths do you think will lead to success?

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              • danielan
                Member
                • Apr 2010
                • 1514

                #52
                Answer #3 - Print more money. It buys your way out of the housing crash. It buys your way out of your debt situation. (It has some HUGE problems too, but you can ignore them until you are out of office right?)

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                • justintempler
                  Member
                  • Nov 2008
                  • 3090

                  #53
                  Originally posted by Joe234
                  Yep. Double dip recession due to not enough spending.

                  Same thing Hoover did to create The Great Depression.

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                  Did I reply here enough to dispel the troll thing?
                  Joe yes you are doing much better. Nothing wrong with posting political stuff as long as you are willing to debate, instead of hit and run.

                  Now I got a question for you...
                  You say not enough spending. Have you looked at the deficit lately? How about our governments unfunded commitments for things like Social Security and Medicare. (and unfunded wars)
                  Anytime you spend money you don't have, you create debt, plus interest on that debt, which means the economy must always keep growing but there is such a thing as finite resources.
                  Once you start borrowing a billion dollars a day to buy oil to run your economy, your days are numbered until the economy collapses.

                  You can't keep spending money you don't have, so I ask you..... what do you mean not enough spending?

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                  • Joe234
                    Member
                    • Apr 2010
                    • 1948

                    #54
                    Originally posted by justintempler View Post
                    Joe yes you are doing much better. Nothing wrong with posting political stuff as long as you are willing to debate, instead of hit and run.

                    Now I got a question for you...
                    You say not enough spending. Have you looked at the deficit lately? How about our governments unfunded commitments for things like Social Security and Medicare. (and unfunded wars)
                    Anytime you spend money you don't have, you create debt, plus interest on that debt, which means the economy must always keep growing but there is such a thing as finite resources.
                    Once you start borrowing a billion dollars a day to buy oil to run your economy, your days are numbered until the economy collapses.

                    You can't keep spending money you don't have, so I ask you..... what do you mean not enough spending?
                    Print more money.

                    Money has to be spent to stimulate the economy.

                    The Great Depression was caused by the same fear of spending.

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                    • justintempler
                      Member
                      • Nov 2008
                      • 3090

                      #55
                      Originally posted by Joe234 View Post
                      Print more money.

                      Money has to be spent to stimulate the economy.

                      The Great Depression was caused by the same fear of spending.
                      That's the best you can do Joe?

                      Countries like Zimbabwe already tried that route.



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                      • Joe234
                        Member
                        • Apr 2010
                        • 1948

                        #56
                        Originally posted by justintempler View Post
                        That's the best you can do Joe?

                        Countries like Zimbabwe already tried that route.

                        The Weimar Republic and Zimbabwe

                        A general comment is that one has the impression that quite a lot of people in influential positions are adamantly against printed money because of its previous misuse - the Weimar Republic and Zimbabwe are commonly quoted. The reasoning seems to the writer to be rather like the situation would have been had the world refused to use aircraft for civilian transport - for airliners and for air cargo - because previously aircraft had been used for bombing. However the potential advantages of printing money particularly in the present circumstances are so great that one may surely ask decision makers and all even slightly influential people to study the possibilities - even if that means reading the present discussion.

                        The present discussion argues that the controlled issue of printed money as based on the '69 letter maintains constant prices (and implies that it can do so better than any other method based on any principle). Even, however, if in the present exceptional circumstances the bad state of the banks causes their credit issue to be highly volatile, and if oil and gas prices are also highly volatile, the present discussion would still provide substantially constant prices, by the close monitoring that is part of the '69 method and by the supplementary responses proposed as part of the present adaptation of the '69 method.








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                        • texasmade
                          Member
                          • Jan 2009
                          • 4159

                          #57
                          printing money ****s the system up

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                          • justintempler
                            Member
                            • Nov 2008
                            • 3090

                            #58
                            Originally posted by Joe234 View Post
                            Domain name: BRIANSTRATFORD.COM


                            Administrative Contact:
                            Stratford, Brian b.stratford@homecall.co.uk
                            40 Field Rise
                            Derby, Derbyshire DE23 7DE
                            GB
                            555-1234

                            Crap link doesn't work... maps.google.com put in his address... look at the house he lives in,

                            So some guy that lives in a duplex in England has the cure to solve the worlds recession problems... Seriously?

                            Congrats Joe you're in the same league as Sarah Palin.

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                            • Joe234
                              Member
                              • Apr 2010
                              • 1948

                              #59
                              Originally posted by justintempler View Post
                              Domain name: BRIANSTRATFORD.COM


                              Administrative Contact:
                              Stratford, Brian b.stratford@homecall.co.uk
                              40 Field Rise
                              Derby, Derbyshire DE23 7DE
                              GB
                              555-1234

                              http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sour...ohDp_w&split=0

                              So some guy that lives in a duplex in England has the cure to solve the worlds recession problems... Seriously?

                              Congrats Joe you're in the same league as Sarah Palin.
                              Whatever. I trust Krugman. He received the Nobel Prize. I did not.

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                              • texasmade
                                Member
                                • Jan 2009
                                • 4159

                                #60
                                obama recieved a ****ing nobel prize lmfao are you seriously basing whether you trust someone off of that??

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