Consumption vs Investment

[rwh11385]

Oh that's right, how could I forget... Anyone who disagrees with Heeter is an uneducated, pot-smoking hippie; because he knows everything about everything and is always right. Silly me.

/sarcasm

Funny how after complimenting the post I made and agreeing with what was said therein, you still feel insecure enough about yourself to warrant a childish and pathetic poke at me. I would have thought you more mature than that, seeing as how you always proclaim yourself to be so much better than the rest of us.

People can be educated and disagree with me, but they usually justify their reasoning and are more mentally capable than you so it is at least an intellectually stimulating argument rather than dealing with a clueless douche. The link was a surprising change for you and wanted to encourage more of it, rather than typical drivel you put up on here. I see you can't handle any comment in jest. Please don't go back to being as moronic as you were in every post outside of this OP. But I see that hope is at a loss.

[CorvallisBMW]

sticks and stones heeter :giggle:

[DeM3nted]

Corporate and government dumbshits continue to obliterate the financial future of generations to come. GM, Chrysler, Enron, B of A, Citi and government backed credit default swaps brought Americans to their financial knees. We manufactured shitty cars and Americans bought them while GM, Chrysler, Citi, Morgan Stanley, B of A, paid their cronies exorbitant salaries with golden parachutes. Average corporate executive pay is 300 times the average worker at TARP banks. Financial companies created "stated income" loans that were ticking time bombs sold and packaged to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Then, when they're ALL on the verge of financial and moral bankruptcy, the American tax payer is forced to take it up the ass. Investment into infastructure = zero, consumption = flat line, government mandated tax on the people = winner.

America will not improve as a super-power unless we can get ahead of the curve and produce products and services far superior to international countries. We need to export more goods and services than we import. Then we can reduce that MFking trade deficit and reinvest the surplus monies into our infrastructure. We also need to stop government waste, $50,000 toilet seats and $25,000 hammers? No big deal. Department of the Treasury has $25 BILLION in unreconciled transactions! WTF!!!