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CA renter
ParticipantAgree that Americans are far too apathetic and lack the abilty to logically spell-out the reasons for thier beliefs.
On that note, instead of hearing the usual name-calling (i.e.: “nutjob,” “crack smoker,” etc.), it would be very interesting to see the arguments — logically laid out, with facts — refuting the initial post.
CA renter
ParticipantAgree that Americans are far too apathetic and lack the abilty to logically spell-out the reasons for thier beliefs.
On that note, instead of hearing the usual name-calling (i.e.: “nutjob,” “crack smoker,” etc.), it would be very interesting to see the arguments — logically laid out, with facts — refuting the initial post.
CA renter
ParticipantAgree that Americans are far too apathetic and lack the abilty to logically spell-out the reasons for thier beliefs.
On that note, instead of hearing the usual name-calling (i.e.: “nutjob,” “crack smoker,” etc.), it would be very interesting to see the arguments — logically laid out, with facts — refuting the initial post.
CA renter
ParticipantAgree that Americans are far too apathetic and lack the abilty to logically spell-out the reasons for thier beliefs.
On that note, instead of hearing the usual name-calling (i.e.: “nutjob,” “crack smoker,” etc.), it would be very interesting to see the arguments — logically laid out, with facts — refuting the initial post.
CA renter
ParticipantAgree that Americans are far too apathetic and lack the abilty to logically spell-out the reasons for thier beliefs.
On that note, instead of hearing the usual name-calling (i.e.: “nutjob,” “crack smoker,” etc.), it would be very interesting to see the arguments — logically laid out, with facts — refuting the initial post.
CA renter
ParticipantWhat’s left of your net worth in 401K and retirement savings could very well do the same tankage via a bond and stock market collapse.
—————–Yep. With everyone focusing on the effect (high housing prices), very few are acknowledging the cause (a credit bubble).
Housing was just the most obvious and wide-spread effect of the credit bubble. IMHO, we will see fallout in stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. It will be interesting to see how far the credit bubble unwinds. Could be a decades-long correction.
CA renter
ParticipantWhat’s left of your net worth in 401K and retirement savings could very well do the same tankage via a bond and stock market collapse.
—————–Yep. With everyone focusing on the effect (high housing prices), very few are acknowledging the cause (a credit bubble).
Housing was just the most obvious and wide-spread effect of the credit bubble. IMHO, we will see fallout in stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. It will be interesting to see how far the credit bubble unwinds. Could be a decades-long correction.
CA renter
ParticipantWhat’s left of your net worth in 401K and retirement savings could very well do the same tankage via a bond and stock market collapse.
—————–Yep. With everyone focusing on the effect (high housing prices), very few are acknowledging the cause (a credit bubble).
Housing was just the most obvious and wide-spread effect of the credit bubble. IMHO, we will see fallout in stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. It will be interesting to see how far the credit bubble unwinds. Could be a decades-long correction.
CA renter
ParticipantWhat’s left of your net worth in 401K and retirement savings could very well do the same tankage via a bond and stock market collapse.
—————–Yep. With everyone focusing on the effect (high housing prices), very few are acknowledging the cause (a credit bubble).
Housing was just the most obvious and wide-spread effect of the credit bubble. IMHO, we will see fallout in stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. It will be interesting to see how far the credit bubble unwinds. Could be a decades-long correction.
CA renter
ParticipantWhat’s left of your net worth in 401K and retirement savings could very well do the same tankage via a bond and stock market collapse.
—————–Yep. With everyone focusing on the effect (high housing prices), very few are acknowledging the cause (a credit bubble).
Housing was just the most obvious and wide-spread effect of the credit bubble. IMHO, we will see fallout in stocks, bonds, commodities, etc. It will be interesting to see how far the credit bubble unwinds. Could be a decades-long correction.
August 29, 2008 at 10:05 PM in reply to: Didnt anyone watch Michelle Obama? Did anyone care? #263365CA renter
ParticipantIf Buffet or Barkley or whoever wants to pay more, please ask them why they are not voluntarily doing so right now.
————–Charity biography
The world’s second richest man continues to make his fortune in investment and turn it to philanthropy in the grand tradition of Carnegie and Rockefeller. In 2006 he made American history by making the largest ever charitable donation by an individual – $37bn to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.http://www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/183-warren-buffett
Additionally, I saw an interview with an IRS representative who said there are people who give large sums, anonymously to the IRS (seriously!). I think it’s highly probably that Mr. Buffett would be one of those people.
August 29, 2008 at 10:05 PM in reply to: Didnt anyone watch Michelle Obama? Did anyone care? #263574CA renter
ParticipantIf Buffet or Barkley or whoever wants to pay more, please ask them why they are not voluntarily doing so right now.
————–Charity biography
The world’s second richest man continues to make his fortune in investment and turn it to philanthropy in the grand tradition of Carnegie and Rockefeller. In 2006 he made American history by making the largest ever charitable donation by an individual – $37bn to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.http://www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/183-warren-buffett
Additionally, I saw an interview with an IRS representative who said there are people who give large sums, anonymously to the IRS (seriously!). I think it’s highly probably that Mr. Buffett would be one of those people.
August 29, 2008 at 10:05 PM in reply to: Didnt anyone watch Michelle Obama? Did anyone care? #263578CA renter
ParticipantIf Buffet or Barkley or whoever wants to pay more, please ask them why they are not voluntarily doing so right now.
————–Charity biography
The world’s second richest man continues to make his fortune in investment and turn it to philanthropy in the grand tradition of Carnegie and Rockefeller. In 2006 he made American history by making the largest ever charitable donation by an individual – $37bn to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.http://www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/183-warren-buffett
Additionally, I saw an interview with an IRS representative who said there are people who give large sums, anonymously to the IRS (seriously!). I think it’s highly probably that Mr. Buffett would be one of those people.
August 29, 2008 at 10:05 PM in reply to: Didnt anyone watch Michelle Obama? Did anyone care? #263631CA renter
ParticipantIf Buffet or Barkley or whoever wants to pay more, please ask them why they are not voluntarily doing so right now.
————–Charity biography
The world’s second richest man continues to make his fortune in investment and turn it to philanthropy in the grand tradition of Carnegie and Rockefeller. In 2006 he made American history by making the largest ever charitable donation by an individual – $37bn to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.http://www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/183-warren-buffett
Additionally, I saw an interview with an IRS representative who said there are people who give large sums, anonymously to the IRS (seriously!). I think it’s highly probably that Mr. Buffett would be one of those people.
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