Obama’s big sellout

[Arraya]

[quote=briansd1]Arraya, what about nuclear energy?
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Go find out how long it takes to build one and then tell me who’s going to pay for it. Since, the clock is approaching midnight and no plans are in the pipeline I suggest you look elsewhere. Also, not many cars run on nuclear power.

That’s ok, the implosion of the banking industry serves as good mitigation for a while.

Though, depletion marches…

A lot of things would be useful in the future but nothing in place to stave off the debtocalpse and ensuing unrest associated with it.

[Arraya]

[quote=davelj][quote=Arraya]

Come on, you can do it. Think for yourself.[/quote]

Given that your typical M.O. is to simply cut and paste (or provide a link to) what someone else has written, this is unintentionally humorous.[/quote]

Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. Unlike, your intellectual fire power that you bedazzle us with on a constant basis.

We are so graced by you presence and intimate knowledge of bank accounting, not to mention your dime-store anthropology. haha

Please, tell us again how the banking system is ok

The banking class that is running the show in washington better go find some growth pretty quick or they are going to have some unhappy campers on there hands. They ran up quite a tab. Recrimination will occur when things don’t “recover” . But, alas, foresight is obviously not a quality of the typical banker.

[Arraya]

[quote=davelj][quote=Arraya]

Come on, you can do it. Think for yourself.[/quote]

Given that your typical M.O. is to simply cut and paste (or provide a link to) what someone else has written, this is unintentionally humorous.[/quote]

Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. Unlike, your intellectual fire power that you bedazzle us with on a constant basis.

We are so graced by you presence and intimate knowledge of bank accounting, not to mention your dime-store anthropology. haha

Please, tell us again how the banking system is ok

The banking class that is running the show in washington better go find some growth pretty quick or they are going to have some unhappy campers on there hands. They ran up quite a tab. Recrimination will occur when things don’t “recover” . But, alas, foresight is obviously not a quality of the typical banker.

[Arraya]

[quote=davelj][quote=Arraya]

Come on, you can do it. Think for yourself.[/quote]

Given that your typical M.O. is to simply cut and paste (or provide a link to) what someone else has written, this is unintentionally humorous.[/quote]

Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. Unlike, your intellectual fire power that you bedazzle us with on a constant basis.

We are so graced by you presence and intimate knowledge of bank accounting, not to mention your dime-store anthropology. haha

Please, tell us again how the banking system is ok

The banking class that is running the show in washington better go find some growth pretty quick or they are going to have some unhappy campers on there hands. They ran up quite a tab. Recrimination will occur when things don’t “recover” . But, alas, foresight is obviously not a quality of the typical banker.

[Arraya]

[quote=davelj][quote=Arraya]

Come on, you can do it. Think for yourself.[/quote]

Given that your typical M.O. is to simply cut and paste (or provide a link to) what someone else has written, this is unintentionally humorous.[/quote]

Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. Unlike, your intellectual fire power that you bedazzle us with on a constant basis.

We are so graced by you presence and intimate knowledge of bank accounting, not to mention your dime-store anthropology. haha

Please, tell us again how the banking system is ok

The banking class that is running the show in washington better go find some growth pretty quick or they are going to have some unhappy campers on there hands. They ran up quite a tab. Recrimination will occur when things don’t “recover” . But, alas, foresight is obviously not a quality of the typical banker.

[Arraya]

[quote=davelj][quote=Arraya]

Come on, you can do it. Think for yourself.[/quote]

Given that your typical M.O. is to simply cut and paste (or provide a link to) what someone else has written, this is unintentionally humorous.[/quote]

Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. Unlike, your intellectual fire power that you bedazzle us with on a constant basis.

We are so graced by you presence and intimate knowledge of bank accounting, not to mention your dime-store anthropology. haha

Please, tell us again how the banking system is ok

The banking class that is running the show in washington better go find some growth pretty quick or they are going to have some unhappy campers on there hands. They ran up quite a tab. Recrimination will occur when things don’t “recover” . But, alas, foresight is obviously not a quality of the typical banker.

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]
Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. [/quote]

You said it, not me.

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]
Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. [/quote]

You said it, not me.

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]
Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. [/quote]

You said it, not me.

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]
Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. [/quote]

You said it, not me.

[davelj]

[quote=Arraya]
Yes, dave, I provide a lot of links. Which means I lack the cognition to put two and two together. [/quote]

You said it, not me.

[Arraya]

[quote=CONCHO]First the people who have private health insurance (middle class salaried folks who vote) don’t want any change or are very afraid of change.

Second, Americans are addicted to expensive medications and costly tests which are generally unnecessary.

Third, saving money on healthcare means cutting people’s incomes (those who work in health care). That reduces economic turnover and wealth. If you suddenly eliminate 1/2 the health care industry, you eliminate a substantial portion of GDP.

Good summary. It’s basically the same situation as in “Idiocracy” where the economy collapses after they stop spraying Brawndo on the crops. Everything you need to understand the world today can be found in that film.[/quote]

Haha… If people suddenly started taking better care of themselves and we did not have wars. What would we do for an economy?

[Arraya]

[quote=CONCHO]First the people who have private health insurance (middle class salaried folks who vote) don’t want any change or are very afraid of change.

Second, Americans are addicted to expensive medications and costly tests which are generally unnecessary.

Third, saving money on healthcare means cutting people’s incomes (those who work in health care). That reduces economic turnover and wealth. If you suddenly eliminate 1/2 the health care industry, you eliminate a substantial portion of GDP.

Good summary. It’s basically the same situation as in “Idiocracy” where the economy collapses after they stop spraying Brawndo on the crops. Everything you need to understand the world today can be found in that film.[/quote]

Haha… If people suddenly started taking better care of themselves and we did not have wars. What would we do for an economy?

[Arraya]

[quote=CONCHO]First the people who have private health insurance (middle class salaried folks who vote) don’t want any change or are very afraid of change.

Second, Americans are addicted to expensive medications and costly tests which are generally unnecessary.

Third, saving money on healthcare means cutting people’s incomes (those who work in health care). That reduces economic turnover and wealth. If you suddenly eliminate 1/2 the health care industry, you eliminate a substantial portion of GDP.

Good summary. It’s basically the same situation as in “Idiocracy” where the economy collapses after they stop spraying Brawndo on the crops. Everything you need to understand the world today can be found in that film.[/quote]

Haha… If people suddenly started taking better care of themselves and we did not have wars. What would we do for an economy?

[Arraya]

[quote=CONCHO]First the people who have private health insurance (middle class salaried folks who vote) don’t want any change or are very afraid of change.

Second, Americans are addicted to expensive medications and costly tests which are generally unnecessary.

Third, saving money on healthcare means cutting people’s incomes (those who work in health care). That reduces economic turnover and wealth. If you suddenly eliminate 1/2 the health care industry, you eliminate a substantial portion of GDP.

Good summary. It’s basically the same situation as in “Idiocracy” where the economy collapses after they stop spraying Brawndo on the crops. Everything you need to understand the world today can be found in that film.[/quote]

Haha… If people suddenly started taking better care of themselves and we did not have wars. What would we do for an economy?

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