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partypup, before I go making an amateur, on-line diagnosis of paranoid personality disorder, I want to make sure I understand what you’re saying.
Do you actually think that our government is purposely enabling a massive die off of humans on the planet?

I’ll step in for pp here with a couple of points. First off only a fool would believe such a thing. The US government has millions of employees and is incapable of doing much of anything. However, there may be small groups of individuals that span nationalities and control vast wealth that would have an interest in doing just that. The Georgia Guidestones are evidence that there are at least a few people that believe the world’s population should be limited to 500 million people, AND that they are wealthy enough to waste several hundred grand building giant granite monuments in the middle of nowhere, AND that they desire to remain anonymous. Go read about them and see if you get as freaked out as I did when I learned about them.

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partypup, before I go making an amateur, on-line diagnosis of paranoid personality disorder, I want to make sure I understand what you’re saying.
Do you actually think that our government is purposely enabling a massive die off of humans on the planet?

I’ll step in for pp here with a couple of points. First off only a fool would believe such a thing. The US government has millions of employees and is incapable of doing much of anything. However, there may be small groups of individuals that span nationalities and control vast wealth that would have an interest in doing just that. The Georgia Guidestones are evidence that there are at least a few people that believe the world’s population should be limited to 500 million people, AND that they are wealthy enough to waste several hundred grand building giant granite monuments in the middle of nowhere, AND that they desire to remain anonymous. Go read about them and see if you get as freaked out as I did when I learned about them.

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Note this part
… buying back the properties and sitting on them.
Same greed/stupidity worsening the catastrophe that was brought upon us by greed/stupidity?

Why not? They get unlimited free money from government bailouts, they can do damn well whatever they please.

It is very interesting, we are turning into something like the old USSR with banks and corporations assuming the roles of the Soviet ministries. They don’t have to produce quality products or services, they just have to browbeat the politburo whoops I mean congress into submission to get their hands on our money.

It’s very surreal to see all of the empty condo towers downtown dark at night while there are tons of homeless people sleeping in the streets. I guess it’s all part of our five-year plan, comrades.

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Note this part
… buying back the properties and sitting on them.
Same greed/stupidity worsening the catastrophe that was brought upon us by greed/stupidity?

Why not? They get unlimited free money from government bailouts, they can do damn well whatever they please.

It is very interesting, we are turning into something like the old USSR with banks and corporations assuming the roles of the Soviet ministries. They don’t have to produce quality products or services, they just have to browbeat the politburo whoops I mean congress into submission to get their hands on our money.

It’s very surreal to see all of the empty condo towers downtown dark at night while there are tons of homeless people sleeping in the streets. I guess it’s all part of our five-year plan, comrades.

[blahblahblah]

Note this part
… buying back the properties and sitting on them.
Same greed/stupidity worsening the catastrophe that was brought upon us by greed/stupidity?

Why not? They get unlimited free money from government bailouts, they can do damn well whatever they please.

It is very interesting, we are turning into something like the old USSR with banks and corporations assuming the roles of the Soviet ministries. They don’t have to produce quality products or services, they just have to browbeat the politburo whoops I mean congress into submission to get their hands on our money.

It’s very surreal to see all of the empty condo towers downtown dark at night while there are tons of homeless people sleeping in the streets. I guess it’s all part of our five-year plan, comrades.

[blahblahblah]

Note this part
… buying back the properties and sitting on them.
Same greed/stupidity worsening the catastrophe that was brought upon us by greed/stupidity?

Why not? They get unlimited free money from government bailouts, they can do damn well whatever they please.

It is very interesting, we are turning into something like the old USSR with banks and corporations assuming the roles of the Soviet ministries. They don’t have to produce quality products or services, they just have to browbeat the politburo whoops I mean congress into submission to get their hands on our money.

It’s very surreal to see all of the empty condo towers downtown dark at night while there are tons of homeless people sleeping in the streets. I guess it’s all part of our five-year plan, comrades.

[blahblahblah]

Note this part
… buying back the properties and sitting on them.
Same greed/stupidity worsening the catastrophe that was brought upon us by greed/stupidity?

Why not? They get unlimited free money from government bailouts, they can do damn well whatever they please.

It is very interesting, we are turning into something like the old USSR with banks and corporations assuming the roles of the Soviet ministries. They don’t have to produce quality products or services, they just have to browbeat the politburo whoops I mean congress into submission to get their hands on our money.

It’s very surreal to see all of the empty condo towers downtown dark at night while there are tons of homeless people sleeping in the streets. I guess it’s all part of our five-year plan, comrades.

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a state with the most people will have more job loss (or job gain) than a state with less people. It’s not shocking.

Actually unemployment is presented in percentage, so population size doesn’t really figure into it. Several states with huge populations are doing a lot better than CA (TX, NY, FL). Also, why would Rhode Island (a tiny state in both area and population) have such high unemployment if it’s dependent on size? I’m not sure what really explains the higher rate in CA — higher cost of living and doing business maybe? Businesses especially have such high taxes here than when times get tough they have to let people go.

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a state with the most people will have more job loss (or job gain) than a state with less people. It’s not shocking.

Actually unemployment is presented in percentage, so population size doesn’t really figure into it. Several states with huge populations are doing a lot better than CA (TX, NY, FL). Also, why would Rhode Island (a tiny state in both area and population) have such high unemployment if it’s dependent on size? I’m not sure what really explains the higher rate in CA — higher cost of living and doing business maybe? Businesses especially have such high taxes here than when times get tough they have to let people go.

[blahblahblah]

a state with the most people will have more job loss (or job gain) than a state with less people. It’s not shocking.

Actually unemployment is presented in percentage, so population size doesn’t really figure into it. Several states with huge populations are doing a lot better than CA (TX, NY, FL). Also, why would Rhode Island (a tiny state in both area and population) have such high unemployment if it’s dependent on size? I’m not sure what really explains the higher rate in CA — higher cost of living and doing business maybe? Businesses especially have such high taxes here than when times get tough they have to let people go.

[blahblahblah]

a state with the most people will have more job loss (or job gain) than a state with less people. It’s not shocking.

Actually unemployment is presented in percentage, so population size doesn’t really figure into it. Several states with huge populations are doing a lot better than CA (TX, NY, FL). Also, why would Rhode Island (a tiny state in both area and population) have such high unemployment if it’s dependent on size? I’m not sure what really explains the higher rate in CA — higher cost of living and doing business maybe? Businesses especially have such high taxes here than when times get tough they have to let people go.

[blahblahblah]

a state with the most people will have more job loss (or job gain) than a state with less people. It’s not shocking.

Actually unemployment is presented in percentage, so population size doesn’t really figure into it. Several states with huge populations are doing a lot better than CA (TX, NY, FL). Also, why would Rhode Island (a tiny state in both area and population) have such high unemployment if it’s dependent on size? I’m not sure what really explains the higher rate in CA — higher cost of living and doing business maybe? Businesses especially have such high taxes here than when times get tough they have to let people go.

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You’re right 4plex, but unfortunately very few will ever be able to understand that fact. And that’s why the game works so well.

Never forget that the average IQ is 100. The bankers certainly won’t.

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You’re right 4plex, but unfortunately very few will ever be able to understand that fact. And that’s why the game works so well.

Never forget that the average IQ is 100. The bankers certainly won’t.

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You’re right 4plex, but unfortunately very few will ever be able to understand that fact. And that’s why the game works so well.

Never forget that the average IQ is 100. The bankers certainly won’t.

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