the romney record

UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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lol, like bush ever flew one of those. where are his records?

LOL!

douche. obama thread is over there.
 
kelly4

kelly4

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UncleBuck said:
they put $400 extra on my tax return two years on a row just for working. i bought big fancy lights and got the electric redone.

that makes me smile every night when i whip out the bong.

edit: that was part of #24, which kelly4 calls worthless. he must have pooped on his money and burned it for heat.
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Yup, borrowing or printing money to give away, only to never be paid back or seen again IS worthless.
Your smiles will make my grandkids happy.....when they are paying back your money.
 
Johnny Retro

Johnny Retro

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kelly4 said:
Yup, borrowing or printing money to give away, only to never be paid back or seen again IS worthless.
Your smiles will make my grandkids happy.....when they are paying back your money.
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Common view among dems. Hyperinflation? wtf is that? ah who cares, i got my money and bought some worthless things. Thank you mr government!
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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kelly4 said:
Yup, borrowing or printing money to give away, only to never be paid back or seen again IS worthless.
Your smiles will make my grandkids happy.....when they are paying back your money.
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so all the people that are now working and paying taxes, contributing to the tax base instead of sucking on the system...ah, fuck. nevermind. you'll never give any credit to a policy that worked.

you're right. all those people that are now working, all that extra money people got to spend to increase aggregate demand...worthless. we should have followed the rawn pawl prescription: destroy the economy in order to save it. the my lai approach.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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Johnny Retro said:
Common view among dems. Hyperinflation? wtf is that? ah who cares, i got my money and bought some worthless things. Thank you mr government!
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buying things and increasing aggregate demand is so overrated.

just look at the hyperinflation we are dealing with now.

oh, wait...:lol:
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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kelly4 said:
Don't worry, it's slowly working it's way towards you.
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yep, keep believing that.

none of your money goes to a war machine, or subsidizing corporations, or farmers growing monsanto crops, or a war on drugs.

it ALL goes to poor people. you poor, persecuted little guy.

:dunce:

what planet do these people come from?
 
lifegoesonbrah

lifegoesonbrah

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UncleBuck said:
buying things and increasing aggregate demand is so overrated.

just look at the hyperinflation we are dealing with now.

oh, wait...:lol:
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Its the reason for the business cycle you simple minded liberal. There is a consequence to everything, holding interest rates lower than market equilibrium for ridiculous periods of time is going to have consequences. The consequence is overinvestment, ie the recent housing market collapse. Restricting savings to promote investment creates an imbalance which causes fluctuations in the economy. If you want steady growth you have to let the free market determine the interest rates.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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lifegoesonbrah said:
Its the reason for the business cycle you simple minded liberal. There is a consequence to everything, holding interest rates lower than market equilibrium for ridiculous periods of time is going to have consequences. The consequence is overinvestment, ie the recent housing market collapse. Restricting savings to promote investment creates an imbalance which causes fluctuations in the economy. If you want steady growth you have to let the free market determine the interest rates.
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copy and paste from rawn pawl. nice.
 
kelly4

kelly4

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UncleBuck said:
buying things and increasing aggregate demand is so overrated.

just look at the hyperinflation we are dealing with now.

oh, wait...:lol:
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Well then, lets all max out our credit cards..........and not pay them back. It'll be good for the economy, right?
 
Johnny Retro

Johnny Retro

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UncleBuck said:
so all the people that are now working and paying taxes, contributing to the tax base instead of sucking on the system...ah, fuck. nevermind. you'll never give any credit to a policy that worked.

you're right. all those people that are now working, all that extra money people got to spend to increase aggregate demand...worthless. we should have followed the rawn pawl prescription: destroy the economy in order to save it. the my lai approach.
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This has Krugman written all over it.

Lets be more like Japan! Interest rates have to stay at 0% forever or the economy will dive into a depression? Fuck it! Print print print!
The delusional liberal arts student who studied 1 semester of kenyes and thinks by saying "aggregate demand will boost the economy" makes him smart. So how much more stimulus do we need to create this "aggregate demand"? Im pretty sure we're still at 8.2% unemployment with a labor force shrinking. Do we need another 700bil? 2tril? How much more money do we need to print to create this aggregate demand? So, according to you, printing more money will increase consumer confidence?

"Obama’s economic team, Paul Krugman, and other aggregate-demand elves have spent the last three years on the aggregate-demand vs. unemployment problem, heedless of the collateral damage their theories do to the economy. Hayek warned that efforts to goose aggregate demand cause “a very extensive misallocation of resources which is likely to make later large-scale unemployment inevitable.” Subsidies from Washington steer workers into phony jobs"
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kylesmith/2012/03/28/friedrich-von-hayek-predicted-the-limp-obama-economy/
 
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