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Apparently there is no debt crisis

  • kitemac said...

    I'm fine with you informing him. Stop with the bashing though. It doesn't help your debate. Like I said I really don't know much about this topic but when soemone jsut bashes another poster it makes them look bad. If you can't dominate him with knowledge that you have to belittle him then you're not doing it right.

    Isn't it kind of clear I am dominating him in knowledge? But yes point taken I will refrain from belittling his intelligence. I only ask that the favor is returned when he does the same in his 20,000+ posts.

    once again sorry.

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    LonestarAg_10

  • Tidepride30 said...

    Exactly. Nothing more than typical mods picking and choosing when to apply the rules. Far worse is on the front page now.

    Or the ton of cuss words on this board on a daily basis

    Jeff4SC

  • LonestarAg_10 said...

    1.) great so some months we are only spending 2.8x more than we bring in (by the way you should go into politics you are really good at pointing to outliers to the ignorant masses)

    2.)Projected? Clearly because math proves our 2% reduction in spending over the coming decade (from sequester) will zero our books.. rightliar how about that whole kicking the can down the road thing? maybe another eleventh hour fiscal cliff deal with no spending cuts will tickle your pickle. Grow up kid.

    3.) yes we are the largest holders simply because the Fed i.e. Bernanke has the ability to print and call back bonds as needed. In that since we have more or less an infinite amount. China holds the largest amount of finite T-bills and T-bonds; not domestic.

    4)FYI that is a cute 10-year treasury graph you posted there. You do realize the T-bond dips when there is a large supply of cash being pumped into the banking system. While more money is available to lend basic commodity price will rise right?

    But hey you clearly knew all this already correct?

    Will be waiting on that witty retort coming laced with big words from that pocket dictionary you carry around with you to Starbucks.

    I will give you a head start... Maybe look in the department of numbers and aggregate your own conclusions or retort rather than recite what some prof or pundit told you.

    Yea. I'll get right on to cranking out my own projections. Should be back in a quickie.

    1.) No. Some months we actually take in more than we spend. Depends on the month.

    2.) This is priceless. First off, we don't have to zero our books. Second off, the combination of the sequester and the fiscal cliff deal aggregate over the ten year period changes the projected deficits and in turn with projected economic growth gives us our projected deficit as a percentage of GDP. How much nominal debt we have is irrelevant given the timeframe.

    Kitemac: Last time I just edit.

    This post was edited by kitemac on 3/13/2013 at 4:49 PM

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    BamaLivesFootba

  • LonestarAg_10 said...

    Not trying to stir anything up sir but I used no profanity, induced any threat, or called any names.

    Personal attakcs of a poster don't have to include profanity, threats, or names.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Yea. I'll get right on to cranking out my own projections. Should be back in a quickie.

    1.) No. Some months we actually take in more than we spend. Depends on the month.

    2.) This is priceless. First off, we don't have to zero our books. Second off, the combination of the sequester and the fiscal cliff deal aggregate over the ten year period changes the projected deficits and in turn with projected economic growth gives us our projected deficit as a percentage of GDP. How much nominal debt we have is irrelevant given the timeframe.

    Kitemac: Last time I just edit.

    The warning didn't just go to Lonestar. It's to you too.

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    kitemac

  • Just wait until Obama care breaks us. It's already looking like its going to cost 2X what we were told and I'd be willing to bet that increases.

    http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2013/03/tax-prof-obamacare-tax-increases-are.html

    "People always ask me if I wish I were bigger. I tell them no. I always wanted to be a miniature badass." Dustin Pedroia

    El Guapo

  • LonestarAg_10 said...

    Isn't it kind of clear I am dominating him in knowledge? But yes point taken I will refrain from belittling his intelligence. I only ask that the favor is returned when he does the same in his 20,000+ posts.

    once again sorry.

    I try and do my best. Not around some of them time and honestly I don't care for the political threads.

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    kitemac

  • Tidepride30 said...

    Exactly. Nothing more than typical mods picking and choosing when to apply the rules. Far worse is on the front page now.

    You are more than welcome to PM me or any of the other mods on what you deem as far worse on the front page.

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  • kitemac said...

    I try and do my best. Not around some of them time and honestly I don't care for the political threads.

    I honestly think you do better than most

    My only complaint is why are some allowed to cuss non stop.

    The one time I did it outside of the LNC, I was told I would be banned 6 months if it happened again

    Jeff4SC

  • El Guapo said...

    Just wait until Obama care breaks us. It's already looking like its going to cost 2X what we were told and I'd be willing to bet that increases.

    http://www.economicpolicyjournal.com/2013/03/tax-prof-obamacare-tax-increases-are.html

    That's a measurment of revenue generated? shrug

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  • Interest on the debt is a policy variable. All that matters is that growth > rate of interest.

    dgoz

  • kitemac said...

    You are more than welcome to PM me or any of the other mods on what you deem as far worse on the front page.

    I'm not a snitch. I don't care if they stay or go. Just like consistency is all. I'm anti-oppression. Let them all stay.

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  • Jeff4SC said...

    I honestly think you do better than most

    My only complaint is why are some allowed to cuss non stop.

    The one time I did it outside of the LNC, I was told I would be banned 6 months if it happened again

    Sometimes we don't see it. Also you don't see the countless deleted posts we do when we see them. I'm willing to bet we do a lot more than you think. Obviously there is some freedom with some words a little. The F word is one that I really will delete the post as soon as I see it.

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  • kitemac said...

    Sometimes we don't see it. Also you don't see the countless deleted posts we do when we see them. I'm willing to bet we do a lot more than you think. Obviously there is some freedom with some words a little. The F word is one that I really will delete the post as soon as I see it.

    Fair enough....just curious

    Jeff4SC

  • Tidepride30 said...

    I'm not a snitch. I don't care if they stay or go. Just like consistency is all. I'm anti-oppression. Let them all stay.

    Noted.

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  • dgoz said...

    Interest on the debt is a policy variable. All that matters is that growth > rate of interest.

    Come on man. Don't you know? We have a terrible economy and exploding deficits. sarcasm

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  • Jeff4SC said...

    Fair enough....just curious

    No problem.

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    kitemac

  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Come on man. Don't you know? We have a terrible economy and exploding deficits. sarcasm

    When we go into a depression, I can't wait to see what Libs are saying then

    Jeff4SC

  • Jeff4SC said...

    When we go into a depression, I can't wait to see what Libs are saying then

    Economics is so subjective that some economists have saying we've been in a depression for awhile now. Depends on your definition.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Yea. I'll get right on to cranking out my own projections. Should be back in a quickie.

    1.) No. Some months we actually take in more than we spend. Depends on the month.

    2.) This is priceless. First off, we don't have to zero our books. Second off, the combination of the sequester and the fiscal cliff deal aggregate over the ten year period changes the projected deficits and in turn with projected economic growth gives us our projected deficit as a percentage of GDP. How much nominal debt we have is irrelevant given the timeframe.

    3.) well it needed clarification because most people who (*irony*) only listen to pundits think that they "own" us

    4) Paul Ryan? Is that you?

    hookay so here we go.. As rated G as i can put it Mods...

    1.) Don't know what month was the last we actually ran a surplus; not that it matters if you run an annual deficit it still shows up as a net loss on the YE P&L statement. the last year we had a true annual budget surplus was 2001.

    So in easy terms you budget $200/month for beer. in January you only spend $180 on beer. GREAT!!! you have a $20 surplus. But then you pursue an 11 month bender where you consume $600/month in booze. Not only are you really hung over on December 31st, but your really broke.

    And to rub salt on your wonders you get to pay INTEREST on that bad boy!!! Ahh lucky you now your really screwed. Word to the wise, being your a college kid, avoid credit cards at all costs; you will be so grateful you did when you are older.

    2.) Its not a question of zeroing the books its a question of reducing principal rather than just paying interest on our debts. The only way we do that is cutting our deficit. Uncle Sam wont be getting interest only terms from foreign nations anytime soon.

    3.) I am clearly NOT "one of most people" but yes in the future I will clarify for you sorry bud.

    4.) Nope just your Average Joe Libertarian Mortgage Banker/Trader/Entrepreneur

    This post was edited by LonestarAg_10 on 3/13/2013 at 5:09 PM

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Come on man. Don't you know? We have a terrible economy and exploding deficits. sarcasm

    I will do anything to help out. Even give up my social security if wall st needs more money to gamble with! Do you want my Medicare too? I will make the sacrifice to the economy gods.

    dgoz

  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Come on man. Don't you know? We have a terrible economy and exploding deficits. sarcasm

    Look at a chart of GDP growth over the last 50, 25, 10, 5, 3, and 1 year.

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    LonestarAg_10

  • LonestarAg_10 said...

    hookay so here we go.. As rated G as i can put it Mods...

    1.) Don't know what month was the last we actually ran a surplus; not that it matters if you run an annual deficit it still shows up as a net loss on the YE P&L statement. the last year we had a true annual budget surplus was 2001.

    So in easy terms you budget $200/month for beer. in January you only spend $180 on beer. GREAT!!! you have a $20 surplus. But then you pursue an 11 month bender where you consume $600/month in booze. Not only are you really hung over on December 31st, but your really broke.

    And to rub salt on your wonders you get to pay INTEREST on that bad boy!!! Ahh lucky you now your really screwed. Word to the wise, being your a college kid, avoid credit cards at all costs; you will be so grateful you did when you are older.

    2.) Its not a question of zeroing the books its a question of reducing principal rather than just paying interest on our debts. The only way we do that is cutting our deficit. Uncle Sam wont be getting interest only terms from foreign nations anytime soon.

    3.) I am clearly NOT "one of most people" but yes in the future I will clarify for you sorry bud.

    4.) Nope just your Average Joe Mortgage Banker/Trader/Entrepreneur

    1) I just wanted to point out that MOM, federal outlays don't always exceed receipts. That's all I'm saying. Proper diction.

    2.) In terms of the debt CRISIS, reducing principal isn't necessarily priority number one. It's a great goal, but the debt to gdp ratio is the most important factor and that cat can be skinned more than one way.

    3.) Just checking.

    4.) Ben Bernanke > LonestarAg_10

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  • LonestarAg_10 said...

    Look at a chart of GDP growth over the last 50, 25, 10, 5, 3, and 1 year.

    Yea. You mean how we have seen a declining growth rate this last decade and this decade compared to the historical average? Is that what you are implying?

    That aside, I'm referring to the fact that there are people who think we are still in a recession (not averaging ~2.0%) and think the deficit is growing (not shrinking).

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  • LonestarAg_10 said...

    Look at a chart of GDP growth over the last 50, 25, 10, 5, 3, and 1 year.

    In all seriousness, I would be concerned with the stock market. The reason we have stagnant gdp growth is because we no longer care about real growth. Just gambling. Banksters hijacked our economy years ago. http://m.yahoo.com/w/legobpengine/finance/blogs/daily-ticker/stock-market-debt-fueled-bubble-steve-keen-121950839.html?.intl=us&.lang=en-us

    dgoz