sequester whining

[bearishgurl]

[quote=deadzone]And why don’t you wait until after March 1st before giving any more uneducated opinions and speculation about subjects you no nothing about.[/quote]

Don’t you mean, “know” nothing about??

Actually, I DO know what happens in these situations. That’s why I stuck my neck out here and made some “predictions.”

Time will tell who is telling it like it is and who is excitedly spouting garbage spewed from the MSM.

[bearishgurl]

I have no further comment re: ltsdd’s vitriol except to say that he/she obviously didn’t read (or comprehend) my prior posts on this thread.

Everything has been asked and answered by me multiple times. My latest post is nothing new :=0

[ltsddd]

[quote=bearishgurl]I have no further comment re: ltsdd’s vitriol except to say that he/she obviously didn’t read (or comprehend) my prior posts on this thread.
[/quote]

BG,
It’s unfortunate that you feel that way. I wouldn’t think that someone like you who speaks condescendingly to others would be so thin-skinned. I will try to refrain from responding in kind the next time you’re being condescending.

I am out.

[Anonymous]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=deadzone]And why don’t you wait until after March 1st before giving any more uneducated opinions and speculation about subjects you no nothing about.[/quote]

Don’t you mean, “know” nothing about??

Actually, I DO know what happens in these situations. That’s why I stuck my neck out here and made some “predictions.”

Time will tell who is telling it like it is and who is excitedly spouting garbage spewed from the MSM.[/quote]

No need for “Time to tell”. It was clear from the start of this thread (and many earlier threads) that you are pulling all of your information directly out of your ass. And you are blaming MSM for spewing garbage?

[sdduuuude]

[quote=bearishgurl]… he/she obviously didn’t read (or comprehend) my prior posts on this thread.[/quote]

BG – I don’t think anyone does, really. They are too long. The insight-per-word ratio is just too low. You can help yourself and others by being more concise.

[no_such_reality]

I prefer pictures.

[sdduuuude]

I had a professor who said

“A word is worth a milli-picture.”

[poorgradstudent]

[quote=no_such_reality]I prefer pictures.

[/quote]
I strong!

[poorgradstudent]

Seriously though, this sequester fight is truly stupid. If there’s one thing markets hate, it’s uncertainty. There’s clear evidence these constant battles are already dragging down the recovery.

Jack up taxes and slash spending, but set them to kick in in 2016 or whatever. Boom, problem solved.

[Hobie]

“insight-per-word ratio”

This is brilliant! If you don’t mind, I’m going to use this ( frequently ) with my teenage daughter.

Followed by the, Less is More concept.

[CA renter]

[quote=no_such_reality]I prefer pictures.

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They got the party wrong, though. It’s the republicans who’ve spent like drunken sailors while reducing taxes (even though there is NO correlation between lowering taxes and economic growth) at the same time!

[CDMA ENG]

[quote=sdduuuude]I had a professor who said

“A word is worth a milli-picture.”[/quote]

Excellent!

[spdrun]

They got the party wrong, though. It’s the republicans who’ve spent like drunken sailors while reducing taxes (even though there is NO correlation between lowering taxes and economic growth) at the same time!

Ding, ding, ding! Personally, I’d be all for putting the morons who voted for TWO FUCKING WARS while voting to cut taxes up on trial for treason. Each and every one of them. Essentially, we did exactly what Bin Laden & Co expected us to, destroying our economy from the inside out.

[livinincali]

[quote=poorgradstudent]Seriously though, this sequester fight is truly stupid. If there’s one thing markets hate, it’s uncertainty. There’s clear evidence these constant battles are already dragging down the recovery.

Jack up taxes and slash spending, but set them to kick in in 2016 or whatever. Boom, problem solved.[/quote]

So let me get this straight we’re in 2011 and the market hates the uncertainty of the debt ceiling. I know let’s agree to cut spending at the end of 2012 in exchange for raising the debt limit, boom problem solved. Well we’re here in 2013 and opps that problem isn’t solved, let’s kick the can again. Of course you can see that this never ends unless your willing to take the cut/tax increases when it might not be the best time or wait until it gets worse and the bond market blows up.

[The-Shoveler]

[quote=livinincali][quote=poorgradstudent]Seriously though, this sequester fight is truly stupid. If there’s one thing markets hate, it’s uncertainty. There’s clear evidence these constant battles are already dragging down the recovery.

Jack up taxes and slash spending, but set them to kick in in 2016 or whatever. Boom, problem solved.[/quote]

So let me get this straight we’re in 2011 and the market hates the uncertainty of the debt ceiling. I know let’s agree to cut spending at the end of 2012 in exchange for raising the debt limit, boom problem solved. Well we’re here in 2013 and opps that problem isn’t solved, let’s kick the can again. Of course you can see that this never ends unless your willing to take the cut/tax increases when it might not be the best time or wait until it gets worse and the bond market blows up.[/quote]

Seriously I don’t think the problem is solvable anyway so I vote for more can kicking.

BTW, asset deflation is the fastest way to bankrupt local Gov’s and all that entails.

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