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Sep 8, 2019 18:11:19   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
Ricktloml wrote:
Back 45 years or so when I first got married, we bought our little 2 bedroom starter home for $13,000.



I can not match that, but when we moved to the big city, about 2 years later my parents bought a house for $9,000...

Lived in that house and considered it nice until we, my sister and I grew up..

Amazing how much everything, not just housing, has gone up in our life times..

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Sep 8, 2019 18:13:56   #
permafrost Loc: Minnesota
 
Blade_Runner wrote:
There's around 80 million Americans who own approximately 300 million guns, who's gonna do the confiscating?



I think they would handle it easily.. the local law dealing with a single person, not the millions all at once..

But I think the red f**g laws are much to apt and will be misused.. need to be very careful on how these laws are used and enforced..

they are not such a good idea..

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Sep 8, 2019 18:39:15   #
Mikeyavelli
 
permafrost wrote:
I think they would handle it easily.. the local law dealing with a single person, not the millions all at once..

But I think the red f**g laws are much to apt and will be misused.. need to be very careful on how these laws are used and enforced..

they are not such a good idea..


Under a red f**g law, eventually, no one would be sane enough to own a gun. That's the purpose of the red f**g law. You own a gun? You are crazy and not fit to own a gun.

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Sep 9, 2019 01:32:40   #
Ricktloml
 
debeda wrote:
Yep. I remember a good friend of mine and her husband bought a very nice 4 BR split level in 1972 for 27k. I asked her "OMG are you going to be able to afford that big mortgage payment?". The payment was 300 per month.....


Amazing isn't it. I think our house payment was like $270.00 a month, we had $500.00 down, still cheaper than rent. Lived there until we started a family and moved to be closer to work. By that time a car cost about as much or a little more. I was telling my granddaughter how in high school we used to walk the 2 blocks to the local McDonald's and get 10 cent hamburgers, or 25 cents for the meal, (fries and a drink,) she was stunned, not only about the prices but being able to leave campus for lunch.

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Sep 9, 2019 08:33:14   #
Smedley_buzkill
 
permafrost wrote:
I can not match that, but when we moved to the big city, about 2 years later my parents bought a house for $9,000...

Lived in that house and considered it nice until we, my sister and I grew up..

Amazing how much everything, not just housing, has gone up in our life times..

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In 63, my family bought a 3 BR, 1Bath full basement and 1 1/2 acres for about $12,000

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Sep 9, 2019 08:46:10   #
debeda
 
Ricktloml wrote:
Amazing isn't it. I think our house payment was like $270.00 a month, we had $500.00 down, still cheaper than rent. Lived there until we started a family and moved to be closer to work. By that time a car cost about as much or a little more. I was telling my granddaughter how in high school we used to walk the 2 blocks to the local McDonald's and get 10 cent hamburgers, or 25 cents for the meal, (fries and a drink,) she was stunned, not only about the prices but being able to leave campus for lunch.
Amazing isn't it. I think our house payment was li... (show quote)


yep. You must be a bit younger than me. I remember they instituted open campus and no dress code in 1970. I graduated in 1969. It peeved me at the time

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Sep 9, 2019 11:21:16   #
MR Mister Loc: Washington DC
 
permafrost wrote:
Wow!... A guy could buy a decent car for that much money..

But my original comment about the adding 45 grand to the cost still stands..

Many years ago when I did a one time look at motorcycles, the low end was not much over $1000.

Now that was for sure not a Harley top ender but it amazes me the cost of so many items these days..

Also back in the later days, a friend I worked with at a trucking company did buy a Harley gold some thing or other. While I was admiring it, he told me that he had to promise his wife a car for the same cost as the bike to calm her down a bit.. LOL..

they are fun..I have ridden on a couple, never owned one..

Oh, the one I road was a "big" Honda.. about 500 CC power.. in the 70s..
Wow!... A guy could buy a decent car for that much... (show quote)


500 is not big, many bikes are over 1300 today.
In 1969 I bought a new El Camino, like a pick-up, cost $2700.00, power everything. It was built much better than cars today, which now cost 16 times more and are mostly plastic. So here one can see what has happened to our dollar.

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Sep 9, 2019 11:36:01   #
debeda
 
MR Mister wrote:
500 is not big, many bikes are over 1300 today.
In 1969 I bought a new El Camino, like a pick-up, cost $2700.00, power everything. It was built much better than cars today, which now cost 16 times more and are mostly plastic. So here one can see what has happened to our dollar.


And we wonder why people can't save. Since 1969 everything has gone up anywhere from 50 to 1000x the cost. Wages have gone up about 10 to 20x. Pretty simple math.....

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Sep 9, 2019 12:32:55   #
MR Mister Loc: Washington DC
 
debeda wrote:
And we wonder why people can't save. Since 1969 everything has gone up anywhere from 50 to 1000x the cost. Wages have gone up about 10 to 20x. Pretty simple math.....


Yes indeed, simple math to those that can add an subtract.

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Sep 9, 2019 13:00:01   #
debeda
 
MR Mister wrote:
Yes indeed, simple math to those that can add an subtract.



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Sep 9, 2019 15:03:29   #
Ricktloml
 
debeda wrote:
yep. You must be a bit younger than me. I remember they instituted open campus and no dress code in 1970. I graduated in 1969. It peeved me at the time


I graduate in 1970. Will be 68 in a couple of months. And of course it depends what state and city you're in. Thankfully school systems are at least somewhat under local control, though the left has eaten away at that considerably, with the revisionist history, anti-American curriculum and social tinkering that has debased, degraded and corrupted our culture by targeting our children with their propaganda. Conservative Americans greatly miscalculated the left. They wrongly assumed no American who benefited from the individual liberties and freedom of speech, as well as the other guarantees in the Constitution would knowingly try to undermine those benefits. What is glaringly clear is the left, (the Democrat/socialist Party, academia, Hollywood and the laughably called mainstream media,) will say and do any and everything to "fundamentally t***sform" this country into another socialist nightmare. The left always excuses the failure, (every time it's tried,) of socialism by claiming "the right people weren't in charge". They arrogantly believe THEY are the "right" people. The utter contempt they have for anyone who isn't interested in being controlled by Godless l*****ts who think they are better than everyone else is staggering.

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Sep 9, 2019 15:13:51   #
debeda
 
Ricktloml wrote:
I graduate in 1970. Will be 68 in a couple of months. And of course it depends what state and city you're in. Thankfully school systems are at least somewhat under local control, though the left has eaten away at that considerably, with the revisionist history, anti-American curriculum and social tinkering that has debased, degraded and corrupted our culture by targeting our children with their propaganda. Conservative Americans greatly miscalculated the left. They wrongly assumed no American who benefited from the individual liberties and freedom of speech, as well as the other guarantees in the Constitution would knowingly try to undermine those benefits. What is glaringly clear is the left, (the Democrat/socialist Party, academia, Hollywood and the laughably called mainstream media,) will say and do any and everything to "fundamentally t***sform" this country into another socialist nightmare. The left always excuses the failure, (every time it's tried,) of socialism by claiming "the right people weren't in charge". They arrogantly believe THEY are the "right" people. The utter contempt they have for anyone who isn't interested in being controlled by Godless l*****ts who think they are better than everyone else is staggering.
I graduate in 1970. Will be 68 in a couple of mont... (show quote)


Well said, Rick, and AGREED

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Sep 9, 2019 16:23:49   #
Mikeyavelli
 
debeda wrote:
Well said, Rick, and AGREED


The kommiecrats have said that the only country with enough money for socialism is America.
Did the kommiecrats ever consider that that's why America has the money? That America is not a socialist country?

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Sep 9, 2019 16:50:18   #
debeda
 
Mikeyavelli wrote:
The kommiecrats have said that the only country with enough money for socialism is America.
Did the kommiecrats ever consider that that's why America has the money? That America is not a socialist country?


Of course not. They're not that smart

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Sep 9, 2019 16:55:58   #
Mikeyavelli
 
debeda wrote:
Of course not. They're not that smart


But some Americans are that lazy and some politicians are that greedy as to usurp America's wealth so that the government takes it all and gives some to whomever they choose.

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