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  • SamE30e
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    Here i'll solve your problems. Move to Canada, we don't have complete tards in charge of our country, they're only mildly retarded.

    And if you're from the southern states. Bring E30's we're running low on solid bodied ones.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    Originally posted by Chuck Baader
    Lets see...up until 4 years ago, the economy was in very good shape. BUT: the country wanted a change from Bush so they elected a Democratic congress. WELL: the Democratic congress told us that all income levels need homes and we should accommodate them. Now blame the economy on George Bush. The president has no control of the economy....congress does. Now, do you really want a Democratic president who has already promised to 1. raise taxes. 2. Stop fighting terrorism overseas (so we can fight it here). and 3. make all illegals legal and have them collecting more of your tax dollars than they already do. Go ahead, be stupid: it is your right. Bumper sticker seen today "Stupid should hurt" and I'm sure the economy will if Obama is elected. Chuck

    You do know the straps on the sub-prime guys were loosened, allowing those no credit loans, and all income levels needing housing back in 99 durring the Clinton Administration ( What party was Clinton again? )

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  • Aptyp
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    Originally posted by kronus
    peerless - when banks collapse, credit will cease to exist for at least a short time.

    Many businesses operate on loans that they expect to pay off eventually. Consider that a grocery store has at least 5 different companies behind it that supply services to it, like transportation, delivery, maintenance, etc. At least one of those five is likely to be somehow screwed over by bank collapse.

    Sure, if one link of the chain collapses, you can go to a company that hasn't collapsed yet. However, the load on that company will increase because the need for its services will increase greatly, and it will eventually go under for the same reason the first one did. Without credit, the chain is brittle, and your grocery store will indeed stop selling groceries.
    State credit unions got money. They'll still be there when market collapses.

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  • Vedubin01
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    Originally posted by Unearth078
    that guy cuts grass so he kinda dosent matter. hes going to stay in the lowest bracket forever unless he gets an education makes more and has more of an effect. oh and you cant get any job that would effect anything without an education unless you climbed the ladder 60 years ago.
    There are so many companies out there that will take a degree and pay shit. Most major companies are doing that today. And whos to say that the people with that degree knows what they are doing? How many of you have an absent boss per say. One that makes you do his work on top of your daily work load? Tons! Try to get a manager on the phone when you have a problem!

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  • Aptyp
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    Originally posted by Chuck Baader
    Lets see...up until 4 years ago, the economy was in very good shape. BUT: the country wanted a change from Bush so they elected a Democratic congress. WELL: the Democratic congress told us that all income levels need homes and we should accommodate them. Now blame the economy on George Bush. The president has no control of the economy....congress does. Now, do you really want a Democratic president who has already promised to 1. raise taxes. 2. Stop fighting terrorism overseas (so we can fight it here). and 3. make all illegals legal and have them collecting more of your tax dollars than they already do. Go ahead, be stupid: it is your right. Bumper sticker seen today "Stupid should hurt" and I'm sure the economy will if Obama is elected. Chuck
    I can't believe that's your first post ever, and this is what you waste it on. BAN STICK.

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  • peerless
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    Originally posted by blunt
    I havent been on the board much lately as i was gone but i seem to recall you whining like a little bitch and taking your toys and leaving. was that shortlived and why are you back?
    I missed your big black e-cock bitch!

    And to all the others, thank you for the information and intelligent replies. I just hate the idea of the government throwing tons of money at a problem without be able to give a expected return or result.

    Sorry, at this time in history I have a severe lack of trust in the Government.

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  • Unearth078
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    yaaaa

    Originally posted by z31maniac
    Thank you for proving his point.

    Exactly what does the federal government do that equates them to a successful company?
    they are not acting as a company... so nothing???

    theyre acting as investors...

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  • Unearth078
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    vg

    Originally posted by Vedubin01
    Problem is not just the executive staff. Its the guy making $10 an hour that does not give a shit about his job or does not have a clue on what he/she is doing in the first place making decisions that cost the company. The problem is people coming out of schools with a degree that have not a clue. The dumbing of America!
    that guy cuts grass so he kinda dosent matter. hes going to stay in the lowest bracket forever unless he gets an education makes more and has more of an effect. oh and you cant get any job that would effect anything without an education unless you climbed the ladder 60 years ago.

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  • Vedubin01
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    Originally posted by Chuck Baader
    Lets see...up until 4 years ago, the economy was in very good shape. BUT: the country wanted a change from Bush so they elected a Democratic congress. WELL: the Democratic congress told us that all income levels need homes and we should accommodate them. Now blame the economy on George Bush. The president has no control of the economy....congress does. Now, do you really want a Democratic president who has already promised to 1. raise taxes. 2. Stop fighting terrorism overseas (so we can fight it here). and 3. make all illegals legal and have them collecting more of your tax dollars than they already do. Go ahead, be stupid: it is your right. Bumper sticker seen today "Stupid should hurt" and I'm sure the economy will if Obama is elected. Chuck

    The economy was not good 4 years ago. IT was a false sense of security. Everyone buying on borrowed money and living the dream on credit! Credit that they cant pay back today!

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  • z31maniac
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    Originally posted by Unearth078
    JFK making tons of jobs...?
    this is true but its kinda rhetorical process. successful companies buying not so successful companies out, firing most of the executive staff and making it follow there successful footsteps. its pretty much the main squeeze for all the banks right now.
    Thank you for proving his point.

    Exactly what does the federal government do that equates them to a successful company?

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  • Unearth078
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    my econ class was at 7am

    Originally posted by Vedubin01
    Its on about every font page news online today.....

    What about GE turning to Buffet for $3bn in assistance? GE of all people turning to Buffet? HAHAHA
    didnt see it b4 then or woulda asked about that... now im supposed to be typing up a paper but eh im sidetracked im deff going to look into that. and fuck it if i need a loan and got warrens number id ask him too. dudes got fake hips made of gold

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  • Vedubin01
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    Originally posted by Unearth078
    JFK making tons of jobs...?
    this is true but its kinda rhetorical process. successful companies buying not so successful companies out, firing most of the executive staff and making it follow there successful footsteps. its pretty much the main squeeze for all the banks right now.

    Problem is not just the executive staff. Its the guy making $10 an hour that does not give a shit about his job or does not have a clue on what he/she is doing in the first place making decisions that cost the company. The problem is people coming out of schools with a degree that have not a clue. The dumbing of America!

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  • Chuck Baader
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    Lets see...up until 4 years ago, the economy was in very good shape. BUT: the country wanted a change from Bush so they elected a Democratic congress. WELL: the Democratic congress told us that all income levels need homes and we should accommodate them. Now blame the economy on George Bush. The president has no control of the economy....congress does. Now, do you really want a Democratic president who has already promised to 1. raise taxes. 2. Stop fighting terrorism overseas (so we can fight it here). and 3. make all illegals legal and have them collecting more of your tax dollars than they already do. Go ahead, be stupid: it is your right. Bumper sticker seen today "Stupid should hurt" and I'm sure the economy will if Obama is elected. Chuck

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  • Unearth078
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    Originally posted by Vedubin01
    My problem is... name one thing that the government does effectively? They are investing in problem companies that have a failed track record. What will get them to walk the strait and narrow and what consequences do they have if they fail again. Jail time and forfeit of assets for the company brass? What guarantee does the American people have that their money is being wisely invested?
    JFK making tons of jobs...?
    this is true but its kinda rhetorical process. successful companies buying not so successful companies out, firing most of the executive staff and making it follow there successful footsteps. its pretty much the main squeeze for all the banks right now.

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  • Vedubin01
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    Originally posted by Unearth078
    i wonder what the legitimacy is of that, and also how bad the numbers are messed with. never heard anything about that.
    Its on about every font page news online today.....

    What about GE turning to Buffet for $3bn in assistance? GE of all people turning to Buffet? HAHAHA

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