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October 23, 2011 at 11:10 PM in reply to: End Collective Bargaining with Public Unions in CA #731212
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ParticipantNo worries for the public sector though.
Gov. Jerry ‘Moonbeam’ Brown’s primary policy is to take from the producers (ie. private sector) and give what he took to the consumers (ie. gov’t workers, welfare recipients, etc…).
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ParticipantAnd now Wal Mart is also rolling back benefits in a substantial way.
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ParticipantI’m not surprised that to an extent these occupy protests have focused somewhat on the gold plated salaries and benefits of gov’t workers.
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ParticipantI had to show that I could ‘afford’ both houses…
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ParticipantI can speak from very recent experience that econprof is right on target. I hired a property management company, and thought my house would rent in 2 or 3 weeks.
It took 2 months.
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ParticipantAfter (hopefullly) we break the public employee unions; the utility employees will be next.
Utility employees have been flying under the radar with their lavish benefits and salaries; but they are just as bad as gov’t workers.
October 20, 2011 at 9:30 PM in reply to: OT: This is going to be a sad story that is going to be more sad. #731070paramount
ParticipantOctober 20, 2011 at 9:24 PM in reply to: OT: This is going to be a sad story that is going to be more sad. #731069paramount
ParticipantI think the following video accurately sums up China:
WARNING: VERY DISTURBING
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ParticipantCouldn’t the states step in and get rid of the fed if there really was a will to do that? (via Constitutional Amendment)
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ParticipantOne thing for sure, government brutality and ruthlessness will continue and probably get worse:
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ParticipantI think the good news is that through threads like this one people are starting to get it.
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ParticipantA recession is an inflation killer.
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Participant[quote=temeculaguy]
regardless of the mud slung so far in the thread and regardless if it’s cheap by San Diego standards, this is one of the most expensive and/or prestigious neighborhoods in the area. [/quote]
Keyword here is ‘area’, one might as well move to Anza.
Morgan Hill is well off the beaten path.
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ParticipantA couple of weeks ago ECRI stated we were either entering or were in a recession. I checked into their historical predictions and it is true, they have never been wrong calling a recession.
To date….
I hope this is their 1st false positive.
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