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JWM in SD
ParticipantWho is it? Can you say??
ParticipantWho is it? Can you say??
ParticipantWho is it? Can you say??
ParticipantWho is it? Can you say??
May 2, 2008 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Causative Role for Non-US Immigrants in Bubble and Pop Land? #197756Participant“I believe that American Risk-taking is what made this country great. It is both cultural and also possibly genetic, in that most Americans have descended from those who took a risk to leave their homeland in search of something better.”
Risk and Commensurate Rewards. Little or no risk should mean little or moderate reward. It’s that principle which has been damaged in the last several years. The culture you speak of has diminished and morphed into wanting no risk with significant reward. That happened through a mix of government intervention and lack of regulation and elitist greed that has always been buried below the surface of a particular class in this country.
May 2, 2008 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Causative Role for Non-US Immigrants in Bubble and Pop Land? #197792Participant“I believe that American Risk-taking is what made this country great. It is both cultural and also possibly genetic, in that most Americans have descended from those who took a risk to leave their homeland in search of something better.”
Risk and Commensurate Rewards. Little or no risk should mean little or moderate reward. It’s that principle which has been damaged in the last several years. The culture you speak of has diminished and morphed into wanting no risk with significant reward. That happened through a mix of government intervention and lack of regulation and elitist greed that has always been buried below the surface of a particular class in this country.
May 2, 2008 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Causative Role for Non-US Immigrants in Bubble and Pop Land? #197819Participant“I believe that American Risk-taking is what made this country great. It is both cultural and also possibly genetic, in that most Americans have descended from those who took a risk to leave their homeland in search of something better.”
Risk and Commensurate Rewards. Little or no risk should mean little or moderate reward. It’s that principle which has been damaged in the last several years. The culture you speak of has diminished and morphed into wanting no risk with significant reward. That happened through a mix of government intervention and lack of regulation and elitist greed that has always been buried below the surface of a particular class in this country.
May 2, 2008 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Causative Role for Non-US Immigrants in Bubble and Pop Land? #197843Participant“I believe that American Risk-taking is what made this country great. It is both cultural and also possibly genetic, in that most Americans have descended from those who took a risk to leave their homeland in search of something better.”
Risk and Commensurate Rewards. Little or no risk should mean little or moderate reward. It’s that principle which has been damaged in the last several years. The culture you speak of has diminished and morphed into wanting no risk with significant reward. That happened through a mix of government intervention and lack of regulation and elitist greed that has always been buried below the surface of a particular class in this country.
May 2, 2008 at 10:12 AM in reply to: Causative Role for Non-US Immigrants in Bubble and Pop Land? #197880Participant“I believe that American Risk-taking is what made this country great. It is both cultural and also possibly genetic, in that most Americans have descended from those who took a risk to leave their homeland in search of something better.”
Risk and Commensurate Rewards. Little or no risk should mean little or moderate reward. It’s that principle which has been damaged in the last several years. The culture you speak of has diminished and morphed into wanting no risk with significant reward. That happened through a mix of government intervention and lack of regulation and elitist greed that has always been buried below the surface of a particular class in this country.
May 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM in reply to: Home Depot to close 15 stores, scales back growth plans #197751ParticipantAnyone else notice that none of those fifteen closings are in California let alone SoCal??
Interesting. I’ll give it a few more months.
May 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM in reply to: Home Depot to close 15 stores, scales back growth plans #197787ParticipantAnyone else notice that none of those fifteen closings are in California let alone SoCal??
Interesting. I’ll give it a few more months.
May 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM in reply to: Home Depot to close 15 stores, scales back growth plans #197814ParticipantAnyone else notice that none of those fifteen closings are in California let alone SoCal??
Interesting. I’ll give it a few more months.
May 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM in reply to: Home Depot to close 15 stores, scales back growth plans #197838ParticipantAnyone else notice that none of those fifteen closings are in California let alone SoCal??
Interesting. I’ll give it a few more months.
May 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM in reply to: Home Depot to close 15 stores, scales back growth plans #197875ParticipantAnyone else notice that none of those fifteen closings are in California let alone SoCal??
Interesting. I’ll give it a few more months.
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