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November 13, 2009 at 11:59 AM #482937November 13, 2009 at 12:16 PM #482957
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GuestI don’t see the problem with money changers.
We should be grateful to them for front-loading production and consumption. We get to reap the benefits of material comfort sooner.
Those who have to pay the bills later and suffer from depressed prices due to excess capacity are the ones who should complain — later.
In the end, over the long run, it’ll all even out anyway.
November 13, 2009 at 12:16 PM #483038GuestI don’t see the problem with money changers.
We should be grateful to them for front-loading production and consumption. We get to reap the benefits of material comfort sooner.
Those who have to pay the bills later and suffer from depressed prices due to excess capacity are the ones who should complain — later.
In the end, over the long run, it’ll all even out anyway.
November 13, 2009 at 12:16 PM #483266GuestI don’t see the problem with money changers.
We should be grateful to them for front-loading production and consumption. We get to reap the benefits of material comfort sooner.
Those who have to pay the bills later and suffer from depressed prices due to excess capacity are the ones who should complain — later.
In the end, over the long run, it’ll all even out anyway.
November 13, 2009 at 12:16 PM #482591GuestI don’t see the problem with money changers.
We should be grateful to them for front-loading production and consumption. We get to reap the benefits of material comfort sooner.
Those who have to pay the bills later and suffer from depressed prices due to excess capacity are the ones who should complain — later.
In the end, over the long run, it’ll all even out anyway.
November 13, 2009 at 12:16 PM #482420GuestI don’t see the problem with money changers.
We should be grateful to them for front-loading production and consumption. We get to reap the benefits of material comfort sooner.
Those who have to pay the bills later and suffer from depressed prices due to excess capacity are the ones who should complain — later.
In the end, over the long run, it’ll all even out anyway.
November 13, 2009 at 12:20 PM #483275Arraya
Participant[quote=dbapig][quote=jpinpb]Yes. Thank you. I was going to say somewhere along the way the definition of “God’s work” got terribly perverse and evil. Weren’t money changers casted from the temple.[/quote]
Yes they were. The fact you should remember is that they were inside of the temple, not outside, although not in the center of the temple. Seems like in our era, the money changers are in the center of the temple (aka nation).[/quote]
Yes, high priests of fiat, practicing their voodoo magic ponzi-schemes, reside in the Federal Reserve. The nerve center of the country.
Funny how their job description is to protect from asset bubbles. How did they do?
It will only cost us 25 trillion.
Don’t advocate nationalization, for that is the devils work!
November 13, 2009 at 12:20 PM #482601Participant[quote=dbapig][quote=jpinpb]Yes. Thank you. I was going to say somewhere along the way the definition of “God’s work” got terribly perverse and evil. Weren’t money changers casted from the temple.[/quote]
Yes they were. The fact you should remember is that they were inside of the temple, not outside, although not in the center of the temple. Seems like in our era, the money changers are in the center of the temple (aka nation).[/quote]
Yes, high priests of fiat, practicing their voodoo magic ponzi-schemes, reside in the Federal Reserve. The nerve center of the country.
Funny how their job description is to protect from asset bubbles. How did they do?
It will only cost us 25 trillion.
Don’t advocate nationalization, for that is the devils work!
November 13, 2009 at 12:20 PM #483048Participant[quote=dbapig][quote=jpinpb]Yes. Thank you. I was going to say somewhere along the way the definition of “God’s work” got terribly perverse and evil. Weren’t money changers casted from the temple.[/quote]
Yes they were. The fact you should remember is that they were inside of the temple, not outside, although not in the center of the temple. Seems like in our era, the money changers are in the center of the temple (aka nation).[/quote]
Yes, high priests of fiat, practicing their voodoo magic ponzi-schemes, reside in the Federal Reserve. The nerve center of the country.
Funny how their job description is to protect from asset bubbles. How did they do?
It will only cost us 25 trillion.
Don’t advocate nationalization, for that is the devils work!
November 13, 2009 at 12:20 PM #482967Participant[quote=dbapig][quote=jpinpb]Yes. Thank you. I was going to say somewhere along the way the definition of “God’s work” got terribly perverse and evil. Weren’t money changers casted from the temple.[/quote]
Yes they were. The fact you should remember is that they were inside of the temple, not outside, although not in the center of the temple. Seems like in our era, the money changers are in the center of the temple (aka nation).[/quote]
Yes, high priests of fiat, practicing their voodoo magic ponzi-schemes, reside in the Federal Reserve. The nerve center of the country.
Funny how their job description is to protect from asset bubbles. How did they do?
It will only cost us 25 trillion.
Don’t advocate nationalization, for that is the devils work!
November 13, 2009 at 12:20 PM #482430Participant[quote=dbapig][quote=jpinpb]Yes. Thank you. I was going to say somewhere along the way the definition of “God’s work” got terribly perverse and evil. Weren’t money changers casted from the temple.[/quote]
Yes they were. The fact you should remember is that they were inside of the temple, not outside, although not in the center of the temple. Seems like in our era, the money changers are in the center of the temple (aka nation).[/quote]
Yes, high priests of fiat, practicing their voodoo magic ponzi-schemes, reside in the Federal Reserve. The nerve center of the country.
Funny how their job description is to protect from asset bubbles. How did they do?
It will only cost us 25 trillion.
Don’t advocate nationalization, for that is the devils work!
November 13, 2009 at 10:55 PM #482945Jim Jones
Participant“I pledge allegiance to the Stock of Goldman Sachs of Wall Street and to the Gang for which it stands. One Gang indivisible with liberty and profits for them.”
November 13, 2009 at 10:55 PM #482778Participant“I pledge allegiance to the Stock of Goldman Sachs of Wall Street and to the Gang for which it stands. One Gang indivisible with liberty and profits for them.”
November 13, 2009 at 10:55 PM #483316Participant“I pledge allegiance to the Stock of Goldman Sachs of Wall Street and to the Gang for which it stands. One Gang indivisible with liberty and profits for them.”
November 13, 2009 at 10:55 PM #483396Participant“I pledge allegiance to the Stock of Goldman Sachs of Wall Street and to the Gang for which it stands. One Gang indivisible with liberty and profits for them.”
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