She Wolf wrote:
Sorry, Ve'hoe. I thought you were talking to me and I couldn't see anywhere I said that. My bad.
Ve'hoe lacks a good command of the written word.
He tends to see key words & loses sight of what is really being said.
He then lapses in to his standard brand of nonsense.
No,,, Floyd,,,, I speak very good english,,,, and have the education to prove it.
I have the "experience" to smell bulls**t,,, and identify it in what you say.
What you are really saying is the same old black liberation redistribution garbage you always have spewed,,,, which has never worked anywhere, is responsible for the plight you describe, and will certainly not get you out of it by empowering more the people who sponsored it in the first place...
stuff your insults up your a-s where you keep your brains,,, you dont fool anyone...
Floyd Brown wrote:
Ve'hoe lacks a good command of the written word.
He tends to see key words & loses sight of what is really being said.
He then lapses in to his standard brand of nonsense.
Floyd Brown wrote:
The general public is in debt to the FEW. The general public have become s***es to the holders of that debt.
How close are we to a war to promote & increase the power of the FEW.
How close are we to the point that a person can no longer question the actions of the FEW.
How can so many cry of lost freedoms & still support those that would steal more pf their freedoms.
Private debt is indeed a problem, the result of people living on the edge, employed, with credit cards, but subject to sudden financial crises: doctor and hospital bills, a car accident, a short-term layoff, etc. Foreign competition from low-wage labor has put us on the brink where we can't save enough to stay ahead. The bills come in and the cards are maxed out.
There are two cures. One is to get out of these trade deals that help only the rich. The other is to get Congress to spend on infrastructure, to rebuild America. We can easily spend $1T annually, which comes to about $10 daily per adult, fixing everything that needs fixing: schools as well as roads and bridges.
Inflation? Volcker is still around. He can show the Fed how to stop it.
MarvinSussman wrote:
Private debt is indeed a problem, the result of people living on the edge, employed, with credit cards, but subject to sudden financial crises: doctor and hospital bills, a car accident, a short-term layoff, etc. Foreign competition from low-wage labor has put us on the brink where we can't save enough to stay ahead. The bills come in and the cards are maxed out.
There are two cures. One is to get out of these trade deals that help only the rich. The other is to get Congress to spend on infrastructure, to rebuild America. We can easily spend $1T annually, which comes to about $10 daily per adult, fixing everything that needs fixing: schools as well as roads and bridges.
Inflation? Volcker is still around. He can show the Fed how to stop it.
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Inflation? That is only a problem when the man in the street gets a little more money.
He need not wait long until some one finds a way to get any extra cash he gets.
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