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February 20, 2009 at 9:47 AM in reply to: “Gone in 60 Days: Citi and Bank of America Won’t Live to See May” #350848February 20, 2009 at 9:47 AM in reply to: “Gone in 60 Days: Citi and Bank of America Won’t Live to See May” #350947
Djshakes
ParticipantGreat, I have about $3500 in BAC averaging $14 a share. Should I just dump it now at $3 a share and at least get something back?
Participant[quote=kewp][quote=Turtle69]There is nothing in the budget that gets to the root cause of the problem, which is that the State of California overspent when times were good and has no mechanism to rachet down spending when times are tough. Our legislature is at fault, both the Republicans and Democrats. The State simply is incapable of living within it’s means.
[/quote]No, the root of the problem is rich people and small business owners employing illegal immigrants are over-burdening our social services while also depriving them of revenue.
Hence my suggestion of leaving the state. Once the deadbeat tax-protester small business owners leave, so will the illegal labor. [/quote]
You can pay the illegals all the money in the world. No matter what you pay, they will send it back to Mexico. They are a drain, but not because they are “underpaid”.
Bottom line, our government has doubled in size over the last 8 years. We have doubled the budget for education and our graduating stats have dropped. People are so afraid to cut schools. Well, if they aren’t producing with additional funds then they can surely produce the same results with the original budget amount before the increase. I was told that most schools have two sets of books for each student. One for classroom and one for at home. WTF? Serioulsy? Bottom line, you raise taxes, you cut consumer spending which according to all the experts is what drives our economy. Are you going to go buy a flat screen from Costco now or just order it online, out of state, for $300 or more less? Hell, offer half off sales tax for 2 months and I guarantee it will stimulate consumer spending.
I read a very good article that outlined why CA is going broke. People fall into two categories, Producers and Takers. The amount of takers in CA has surpassed Producers. Simple math here. We give out more in social programs than we take in from taxing the few that can be taked. We are a bleeding heart liberal state and we are going to drain ourselves of all our blood to help those that don’t really deserve it (takers). I will find the article and post it.
I love this state. I am a Producer. For the first time I am actually thinking about leaving. It is just a shame. We should be the wealthiest state based on what our geography offers alone!
Weren’t we in a surplus before Davis took office?
Participant[quote=kewp][quote=Turtle69]There is nothing in the budget that gets to the root cause of the problem, which is that the State of California overspent when times were good and has no mechanism to rachet down spending when times are tough. Our legislature is at fault, both the Republicans and Democrats. The State simply is incapable of living within it’s means.
[/quote]No, the root of the problem is rich people and small business owners employing illegal immigrants are over-burdening our social services while also depriving them of revenue.
Hence my suggestion of leaving the state. Once the deadbeat tax-protester small business owners leave, so will the illegal labor. [/quote]
You can pay the illegals all the money in the world. No matter what you pay, they will send it back to Mexico. They are a drain, but not because they are “underpaid”.
Bottom line, our government has doubled in size over the last 8 years. We have doubled the budget for education and our graduating stats have dropped. People are so afraid to cut schools. Well, if they aren’t producing with additional funds then they can surely produce the same results with the original budget amount before the increase. I was told that most schools have two sets of books for each student. One for classroom and one for at home. WTF? Serioulsy? Bottom line, you raise taxes, you cut consumer spending which according to all the experts is what drives our economy. Are you going to go buy a flat screen from Costco now or just order it online, out of state, for $300 or more less? Hell, offer half off sales tax for 2 months and I guarantee it will stimulate consumer spending.
I read a very good article that outlined why CA is going broke. People fall into two categories, Producers and Takers. The amount of takers in CA has surpassed Producers. Simple math here. We give out more in social programs than we take in from taxing the few that can be taked. We are a bleeding heart liberal state and we are going to drain ourselves of all our blood to help those that don’t really deserve it (takers). I will find the article and post it.
I love this state. I am a Producer. For the first time I am actually thinking about leaving. It is just a shame. We should be the wealthiest state based on what our geography offers alone!
Weren’t we in a surplus before Davis took office?
Participant[quote=kewp][quote=Turtle69]There is nothing in the budget that gets to the root cause of the problem, which is that the State of California overspent when times were good and has no mechanism to rachet down spending when times are tough. Our legislature is at fault, both the Republicans and Democrats. The State simply is incapable of living within it’s means.
[/quote]No, the root of the problem is rich people and small business owners employing illegal immigrants are over-burdening our social services while also depriving them of revenue.
Hence my suggestion of leaving the state. Once the deadbeat tax-protester small business owners leave, so will the illegal labor. [/quote]
You can pay the illegals all the money in the world. No matter what you pay, they will send it back to Mexico. They are a drain, but not because they are “underpaid”.
Bottom line, our government has doubled in size over the last 8 years. We have doubled the budget for education and our graduating stats have dropped. People are so afraid to cut schools. Well, if they aren’t producing with additional funds then they can surely produce the same results with the original budget amount before the increase. I was told that most schools have two sets of books for each student. One for classroom and one for at home. WTF? Serioulsy? Bottom line, you raise taxes, you cut consumer spending which according to all the experts is what drives our economy. Are you going to go buy a flat screen from Costco now or just order it online, out of state, for $300 or more less? Hell, offer half off sales tax for 2 months and I guarantee it will stimulate consumer spending.
I read a very good article that outlined why CA is going broke. People fall into two categories, Producers and Takers. The amount of takers in CA has surpassed Producers. Simple math here. We give out more in social programs than we take in from taxing the few that can be taked. We are a bleeding heart liberal state and we are going to drain ourselves of all our blood to help those that don’t really deserve it (takers). I will find the article and post it.
I love this state. I am a Producer. For the first time I am actually thinking about leaving. It is just a shame. We should be the wealthiest state based on what our geography offers alone!
Weren’t we in a surplus before Davis took office?
Participant[quote=kewp][quote=Turtle69]There is nothing in the budget that gets to the root cause of the problem, which is that the State of California overspent when times were good and has no mechanism to rachet down spending when times are tough. Our legislature is at fault, both the Republicans and Democrats. The State simply is incapable of living within it’s means.
[/quote]No, the root of the problem is rich people and small business owners employing illegal immigrants are over-burdening our social services while also depriving them of revenue.
Hence my suggestion of leaving the state. Once the deadbeat tax-protester small business owners leave, so will the illegal labor. [/quote]
You can pay the illegals all the money in the world. No matter what you pay, they will send it back to Mexico. They are a drain, but not because they are “underpaid”.
Bottom line, our government has doubled in size over the last 8 years. We have doubled the budget for education and our graduating stats have dropped. People are so afraid to cut schools. Well, if they aren’t producing with additional funds then they can surely produce the same results with the original budget amount before the increase. I was told that most schools have two sets of books for each student. One for classroom and one for at home. WTF? Serioulsy? Bottom line, you raise taxes, you cut consumer spending which according to all the experts is what drives our economy. Are you going to go buy a flat screen from Costco now or just order it online, out of state, for $300 or more less? Hell, offer half off sales tax for 2 months and I guarantee it will stimulate consumer spending.
I read a very good article that outlined why CA is going broke. People fall into two categories, Producers and Takers. The amount of takers in CA has surpassed Producers. Simple math here. We give out more in social programs than we take in from taxing the few that can be taked. We are a bleeding heart liberal state and we are going to drain ourselves of all our blood to help those that don’t really deserve it (takers). I will find the article and post it.
I love this state. I am a Producer. For the first time I am actually thinking about leaving. It is just a shame. We should be the wealthiest state based on what our geography offers alone!
Weren’t we in a surplus before Davis took office?
Participant[quote=kewp][quote=Turtle69]There is nothing in the budget that gets to the root cause of the problem, which is that the State of California overspent when times were good and has no mechanism to rachet down spending when times are tough. Our legislature is at fault, both the Republicans and Democrats. The State simply is incapable of living within it’s means.
[/quote]No, the root of the problem is rich people and small business owners employing illegal immigrants are over-burdening our social services while also depriving them of revenue.
Hence my suggestion of leaving the state. Once the deadbeat tax-protester small business owners leave, so will the illegal labor. [/quote]
You can pay the illegals all the money in the world. No matter what you pay, they will send it back to Mexico. They are a drain, but not because they are “underpaid”.
Bottom line, our government has doubled in size over the last 8 years. We have doubled the budget for education and our graduating stats have dropped. People are so afraid to cut schools. Well, if they aren’t producing with additional funds then they can surely produce the same results with the original budget amount before the increase. I was told that most schools have two sets of books for each student. One for classroom and one for at home. WTF? Serioulsy? Bottom line, you raise taxes, you cut consumer spending which according to all the experts is what drives our economy. Are you going to go buy a flat screen from Costco now or just order it online, out of state, for $300 or more less? Hell, offer half off sales tax for 2 months and I guarantee it will stimulate consumer spending.
I read a very good article that outlined why CA is going broke. People fall into two categories, Producers and Takers. The amount of takers in CA has surpassed Producers. Simple math here. We give out more in social programs than we take in from taxing the few that can be taked. We are a bleeding heart liberal state and we are going to drain ourselves of all our blood to help those that don’t really deserve it (takers). I will find the article and post it.
I love this state. I am a Producer. For the first time I am actually thinking about leaving. It is just a shame. We should be the wealthiest state based on what our geography offers alone!
Weren’t we in a surplus before Davis took office?
ParticipantThis is interesting. It is a four part interview. I think it compliments this thread. Especially part 3. I didn’t get to four yet. Each part is about 10 minutes. Very intersting.
ParticipantThis is interesting. It is a four part interview. I think it compliments this thread. Especially part 3. I didn’t get to four yet. Each part is about 10 minutes. Very intersting.
ParticipantThis is interesting. It is a four part interview. I think it compliments this thread. Especially part 3. I didn’t get to four yet. Each part is about 10 minutes. Very intersting.
ParticipantThis is interesting. It is a four part interview. I think it compliments this thread. Especially part 3. I didn’t get to four yet. Each part is about 10 minutes. Very intersting.
ParticipantThis is interesting. It is a four part interview. I think it compliments this thread. Especially part 3. I didn’t get to four yet. Each part is about 10 minutes. Very intersting.
February 2, 2009 at 10:59 AM in reply to: Nice little surprise waiting for me when I got home today. #340232Participant[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]Pics for proof
February 2, 2009 at 10:59 AM in reply to: Nice little surprise waiting for me when I got home today. #340329Participant[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]Pics for proof
February 2, 2009 at 10:59 AM in reply to: Nice little surprise waiting for me when I got home today. #340356Participant[quote=patb]usually when i refer to a nice surprise it is my girl waitng for me naked
at the door[/quote]Pics for proof
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