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February 23, 2009 at 7:18 PM #15144February 23, 2009 at 7:29 PM #353511
patientrenter
ParticipantFor all the commenters who think a real recession leads to a complete breakdown in society, I have a suggestion: Become better acquainted with history. This country has lived through many recessions much worse than this one is shaping up to be. And there were complaints, elections lost, new laws, lost and new careers and fortunes….. Life went on. Life will go on.
If you love living in California, then stay there. Take advantage of the opportunity to move to a nicer area. Coins, and events, always have two sides.
February 23, 2009 at 7:29 PM #353378patientrenter
ParticipantFor all the commenters who think a real recession leads to a complete breakdown in society, I have a suggestion: Become better acquainted with history. This country has lived through many recessions much worse than this one is shaping up to be. And there were complaints, elections lost, new laws, lost and new careers and fortunes….. Life went on. Life will go on.
If you love living in California, then stay there. Take advantage of the opportunity to move to a nicer area. Coins, and events, always have two sides.
February 23, 2009 at 7:29 PM #353247patientrenter
ParticipantFor all the commenters who think a real recession leads to a complete breakdown in society, I have a suggestion: Become better acquainted with history. This country has lived through many recessions much worse than this one is shaping up to be. And there were complaints, elections lost, new laws, lost and new careers and fortunes….. Life went on. Life will go on.
If you love living in California, then stay there. Take advantage of the opportunity to move to a nicer area. Coins, and events, always have two sides.
February 23, 2009 at 7:29 PM #353409patientrenter
ParticipantFor all the commenters who think a real recession leads to a complete breakdown in society, I have a suggestion: Become better acquainted with history. This country has lived through many recessions much worse than this one is shaping up to be. And there were complaints, elections lost, new laws, lost and new careers and fortunes….. Life went on. Life will go on.
If you love living in California, then stay there. Take advantage of the opportunity to move to a nicer area. Coins, and events, always have two sides.
February 23, 2009 at 7:29 PM #352935patientrenter
ParticipantFor all the commenters who think a real recession leads to a complete breakdown in society, I have a suggestion: Become better acquainted with history. This country has lived through many recessions much worse than this one is shaping up to be. And there were complaints, elections lost, new laws, lost and new careers and fortunes….. Life went on. Life will go on.
If you love living in California, then stay there. Take advantage of the opportunity to move to a nicer area. Coins, and events, always have two sides.
February 23, 2009 at 7:53 PM #353424paramount
ParticipantPR: Your a Pollyanna – the US has not been through “many” recessions much worse than this one – a few perhaps but not many…
I say buy an RV, if things really do get bad drive to a place where they aren’t so bad (probably Utah and parts of Nevada, eastern California).
And if things don’t get bad – use it for year round vacations.
February 23, 2009 at 7:53 PM #352950paramount
ParticipantPR: Your a Pollyanna – the US has not been through “many” recessions much worse than this one – a few perhaps but not many…
I say buy an RV, if things really do get bad drive to a place where they aren’t so bad (probably Utah and parts of Nevada, eastern California).
And if things don’t get bad – use it for year round vacations.
February 23, 2009 at 7:53 PM #353262paramount
ParticipantPR: Your a Pollyanna – the US has not been through “many” recessions much worse than this one – a few perhaps but not many…
I say buy an RV, if things really do get bad drive to a place where they aren’t so bad (probably Utah and parts of Nevada, eastern California).
And if things don’t get bad – use it for year round vacations.
February 23, 2009 at 7:53 PM #353393paramount
ParticipantPR: Your a Pollyanna – the US has not been through “many” recessions much worse than this one – a few perhaps but not many…
I say buy an RV, if things really do get bad drive to a place where they aren’t so bad (probably Utah and parts of Nevada, eastern California).
And if things don’t get bad – use it for year round vacations.
February 23, 2009 at 7:53 PM #353526paramount
ParticipantPR: Your a Pollyanna – the US has not been through “many” recessions much worse than this one – a few perhaps but not many…
I say buy an RV, if things really do get bad drive to a place where they aren’t so bad (probably Utah and parts of Nevada, eastern California).
And if things don’t get bad – use it for year round vacations.
February 23, 2009 at 8:01 PM #353429peterb
ParticipantLook at the bailout plan. It basically takes care of the very low end and high end of society. That way riots are kept to a minimum and the very wealthy get made whole from the crashing economy. The middle, OTOH, will get severly reduced in size and std of living.
February 23, 2009 at 8:01 PM #353398peterb
ParticipantLook at the bailout plan. It basically takes care of the very low end and high end of society. That way riots are kept to a minimum and the very wealthy get made whole from the crashing economy. The middle, OTOH, will get severly reduced in size and std of living.
February 23, 2009 at 8:01 PM #352955peterb
ParticipantLook at the bailout plan. It basically takes care of the very low end and high end of society. That way riots are kept to a minimum and the very wealthy get made whole from the crashing economy. The middle, OTOH, will get severly reduced in size and std of living.
February 23, 2009 at 8:01 PM #353531peterb
ParticipantLook at the bailout plan. It basically takes care of the very low end and high end of society. That way riots are kept to a minimum and the very wealthy get made whole from the crashing economy. The middle, OTOH, will get severly reduced in size and std of living.
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