Economic Collapse 2011?

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It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

[quote=Eugene]I’ll give it two weeks. Unless the White House comes up with some kind of radical program to jump-start the economy in the next two weeks, or a sensible deal is reached with the GOP that does not involve any significant spending cuts right now (as opposed to any deferred spending cuts delayed till unemployment goes below 6% – which is the right way to go), on June 16, 2011, I’m going all-cash again.[/quote]

[briansd1]

[quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

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Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.

[briansd1]

[quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

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Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.

[briansd1]

[quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

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Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.

[briansd1]

[quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

[/quote]

Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.

[briansd1]

[quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

[/quote]

Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.

[Paul0373]

You guys are all wacky. Do you guys run up a bunch of debt, miss a couple of payments and decide to… Spend more? Who does that??? Why would the govenrment be any different? It’s like borrowing a bunch of money, giving it to your neighbor who’s unemployed. He buys a bunch of stuff from you, but evenually, the money runs out and you’re deeper in debt than you were to begin with. And at the end, you wipe your brow and say thank God we avoided a real disaster. That sums up the logic of a progressive. None. Don’t forget… Socialism works great until you run out of other people’s money.

[Paul0373]

You guys are all wacky. Do you guys run up a bunch of debt, miss a couple of payments and decide to… Spend more? Who does that??? Why would the govenrment be any different? It’s like borrowing a bunch of money, giving it to your neighbor who’s unemployed. He buys a bunch of stuff from you, but evenually, the money runs out and you’re deeper in debt than you were to begin with. And at the end, you wipe your brow and say thank God we avoided a real disaster. That sums up the logic of a progressive. None. Don’t forget… Socialism works great until you run out of other people’s money.

[Paul0373]

You guys are all wacky. Do you guys run up a bunch of debt, miss a couple of payments and decide to… Spend more? Who does that??? Why would the govenrment be any different? It’s like borrowing a bunch of money, giving it to your neighbor who’s unemployed. He buys a bunch of stuff from you, but evenually, the money runs out and you’re deeper in debt than you were to begin with. And at the end, you wipe your brow and say thank God we avoided a real disaster. That sums up the logic of a progressive. None. Don’t forget… Socialism works great until you run out of other people’s money.

[Paul0373]

You guys are all wacky. Do you guys run up a bunch of debt, miss a couple of payments and decide to… Spend more? Who does that??? Why would the govenrment be any different? It’s like borrowing a bunch of money, giving it to your neighbor who’s unemployed. He buys a bunch of stuff from you, but evenually, the money runs out and you’re deeper in debt than you were to begin with. And at the end, you wipe your brow and say thank God we avoided a real disaster. That sums up the logic of a progressive. None. Don’t forget… Socialism works great until you run out of other people’s money.

[Paul0373]

You guys are all wacky. Do you guys run up a bunch of debt, miss a couple of payments and decide to… Spend more? Who does that??? Why would the govenrment be any different? It’s like borrowing a bunch of money, giving it to your neighbor who’s unemployed. He buys a bunch of stuff from you, but evenually, the money runs out and you’re deeper in debt than you were to begin with. And at the end, you wipe your brow and say thank God we avoided a real disaster. That sums up the logic of a progressive. None. Don’t forget… Socialism works great until you run out of other people’s money.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

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Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.[/quote]

Brian: You crack me up. Krugman has become more and more hysterical as time has passed (largely because he’s been shown to be more and more wrong as time has passed) and he’s largely nothing more than a Keynesian hack at this point, parroting on ad nauseum about the same failed policies.

The policies brought forth in the New Deal and continued under the Great Society are now exposed for what they are: unsustainable and unaffordable.

Same goes for the socialized/socialist Eurostate that emerged post-WWII.

We are heading for the rocks at flank speed and unless and until we come to grips with the massive cuts and changes that need to take place, this mess will grow ever worse. We can’t afford what we have now, the answer is most definitely NOT to spend more.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

[/quote]

Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.[/quote]

Brian: You crack me up. Krugman has become more and more hysterical as time has passed (largely because he’s been shown to be more and more wrong as time has passed) and he’s largely nothing more than a Keynesian hack at this point, parroting on ad nauseum about the same failed policies.

The policies brought forth in the New Deal and continued under the Great Society are now exposed for what they are: unsustainable and unaffordable.

Same goes for the socialized/socialist Eurostate that emerged post-WWII.

We are heading for the rocks at flank speed and unless and until we come to grips with the massive cuts and changes that need to take place, this mess will grow ever worse. We can’t afford what we have now, the answer is most definitely NOT to spend more.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

[/quote]

Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.[/quote]

Brian: You crack me up. Krugman has become more and more hysterical as time has passed (largely because he’s been shown to be more and more wrong as time has passed) and he’s largely nothing more than a Keynesian hack at this point, parroting on ad nauseum about the same failed policies.

The policies brought forth in the New Deal and continued under the Great Society are now exposed for what they are: unsustainable and unaffordable.

Same goes for the socialized/socialist Eurostate that emerged post-WWII.

We are heading for the rocks at flank speed and unless and until we come to grips with the massive cuts and changes that need to take place, this mess will grow ever worse. We can’t afford what we have now, the answer is most definitely NOT to spend more.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

[quote=briansd1][quote=captcha]It’s not like we were not warned 🙂

[/quote]

Yep, I agree with Eugene. Paul Krugman and Robert Reich were pretty correct on their predictions and what needed to be done.[/quote]

Brian: You crack me up. Krugman has become more and more hysterical as time has passed (largely because he’s been shown to be more and more wrong as time has passed) and he’s largely nothing more than a Keynesian hack at this point, parroting on ad nauseum about the same failed policies.

The policies brought forth in the New Deal and continued under the Great Society are now exposed for what they are: unsustainable and unaffordable.

Same goes for the socialized/socialist Eurostate that emerged post-WWII.

We are heading for the rocks at flank speed and unless and until we come to grips with the massive cuts and changes that need to take place, this mess will grow ever worse. We can’t afford what we have now, the answer is most definitely NOT to spend more.

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