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March 6, 2010 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Why the Long Term Doom and gloom forecasts for California are wrong !! #521846March 6, 2010 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Why the Long Term Doom and gloom forecasts for California are wrong !! #522274
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ParticipantUntil we have a more business friendly tax code and we boot the bleeding heart dipshits out of the state legislature that spend OPM like a junky hits the syringe this state is going to continue down the road to third world status.
March 6, 2010 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Why the Long Term Doom and gloom forecasts for California are wrong !! #522368ParticipantUntil we have a more business friendly tax code and we boot the bleeding heart dipshits out of the state legislature that spend OPM like a junky hits the syringe this state is going to continue down the road to third world status.
March 6, 2010 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Why the Long Term Doom and gloom forecasts for California are wrong !! #522626ParticipantUntil we have a more business friendly tax code and we boot the bleeding heart dipshits out of the state legislature that spend OPM like a junky hits the syringe this state is going to continue down the road to third world status.
February 26, 2010 at 12:59 PM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #518555Participant[quote=briansd1]
I wonder why your friend wanted to move to Australia after the heart attack. Don’t we have the best health care in the world in USA?[/quote]Do we have to explain to you that correlation does not imply causation? Who said he wanted to move there BECAUSE he had a heart attack? For the health care? It could have been something that occurred years in the past.
February 26, 2010 at 12:59 PM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #518696Participant[quote=briansd1]
I wonder why your friend wanted to move to Australia after the heart attack. Don’t we have the best health care in the world in USA?[/quote]Do we have to explain to you that correlation does not imply causation? Who said he wanted to move there BECAUSE he had a heart attack? For the health care? It could have been something that occurred years in the past.
February 26, 2010 at 12:59 PM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #519128Participant[quote=briansd1]
I wonder why your friend wanted to move to Australia after the heart attack. Don’t we have the best health care in the world in USA?[/quote]Do we have to explain to you that correlation does not imply causation? Who said he wanted to move there BECAUSE he had a heart attack? For the health care? It could have been something that occurred years in the past.
February 26, 2010 at 12:59 PM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #519222Participant[quote=briansd1]
I wonder why your friend wanted to move to Australia after the heart attack. Don’t we have the best health care in the world in USA?[/quote]Do we have to explain to you that correlation does not imply causation? Who said he wanted to move there BECAUSE he had a heart attack? For the health care? It could have been something that occurred years in the past.
February 26, 2010 at 12:59 PM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #519476Participant[quote=briansd1]
I wonder why your friend wanted to move to Australia after the heart attack. Don’t we have the best health care in the world in USA?[/quote]Do we have to explain to you that correlation does not imply causation? Who said he wanted to move there BECAUSE he had a heart attack? For the health care? It could have been something that occurred years in the past.
February 26, 2010 at 10:18 AM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #518434ParticipantThe difference is that the Australian economy is booming. A friend of mine owns a house free and clear that he built himself in Townseville (Bushland Beach) and it’s value has been skyrocketing.
Australians, in general, have a much higher median income than the US. They still make stuff and have a growing economy. The population of the entire country is less than CA (with a landmass almost the size of the continental US).
I spent two weeks on vacation there last year. It was an eye opening experience.
February 26, 2010 at 10:18 AM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #518576ParticipantThe difference is that the Australian economy is booming. A friend of mine owns a house free and clear that he built himself in Townseville (Bushland Beach) and it’s value has been skyrocketing.
Australians, in general, have a much higher median income than the US. They still make stuff and have a growing economy. The population of the entire country is less than CA (with a landmass almost the size of the continental US).
I spent two weeks on vacation there last year. It was an eye opening experience.
February 26, 2010 at 10:18 AM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #519008ParticipantThe difference is that the Australian economy is booming. A friend of mine owns a house free and clear that he built himself in Townseville (Bushland Beach) and it’s value has been skyrocketing.
Australians, in general, have a much higher median income than the US. They still make stuff and have a growing economy. The population of the entire country is less than CA (with a landmass almost the size of the continental US).
I spent two weeks on vacation there last year. It was an eye opening experience.
February 26, 2010 at 10:18 AM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #519102ParticipantThe difference is that the Australian economy is booming. A friend of mine owns a house free and clear that he built himself in Townseville (Bushland Beach) and it’s value has been skyrocketing.
Australians, in general, have a much higher median income than the US. They still make stuff and have a growing economy. The population of the entire country is less than CA (with a landmass almost the size of the continental US).
I spent two weeks on vacation there last year. It was an eye opening experience.
February 26, 2010 at 10:18 AM in reply to: Hurry, everyone can be a millionaire by buying houses! #519356ParticipantThe difference is that the Australian economy is booming. A friend of mine owns a house free and clear that he built himself in Townseville (Bushland Beach) and it’s value has been skyrocketing.
Australians, in general, have a much higher median income than the US. They still make stuff and have a growing economy. The population of the entire country is less than CA (with a landmass almost the size of the continental US).
I spent two weeks on vacation there last year. It was an eye opening experience.
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As for that guy… He killed innocent ppl… no excuse for that…[/quote]I don’t know…as far as I’m concerned, no one who works for the government is ‘innocent’. And frankly, I think that there are many more people than we want to acknowledge that are one tax audit away from becoming this guy or another McVeigh.
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