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  • TroyTide said...

    Continuity of failure? Man you are too smart for me.

    I'm confused on where the presidency of the United States can succeed in fostering consumer demand in the middle and lower class (the 77% driver of he economy). Would you like him to redistribute wealth at the moment? Forgive the massive debt that is restraining spending?

    What relative comparison of success do you measure this failure? No unemployment and GDP growth back to 2005 levels?

    That would take another housing bubble to allow consumers to borrow to spend since wages haven't grown fast enough to allow for the spending on its own.

    Japan still hasn't recovered from its housing bubble some twenty years ago. Three years later we are significantly in better shape and that's despite all the provblems we incurred.

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  • TroyTide said...

    A lot said here, but not a single solution. Imagine that.

    ha ha ha...

    it's always interesting when someone trying to troll someone doesn't get their fix, huh...

    ha ha ha... you should go tell on someone... you know, you could emial a mod, like you have been known to do... tell them i am bringing problems and not solutions...

    ha ha ha... all you want me to do is to posit a solution so you can attack it. imagine that... ha ha ha... you're just mad cuz you believe in the system gone make you rich...

    them rich don't want you. hell, they don't even like you.

    oops! that sounded too mean... better go email a mod.

    you should try saying something semi intelligent once in a while instead of just trying to find more fodder for your pitiful ire.

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  • GoingLightBarny said...

    ha ha ha...

    it's always interesting when someone trying to troll someone doesn't get their fix, huh...

    ha ha ha... you should go tell on someone... you know, you could emial a mod, like you have been known to do... tell them i am bringing problems and not solutions...

    ha ha ha... all you want me to do is to posit a solution so you can attack it. imagine that... ha ha ha... you're just mad cuz you believe in the system gone make you rich...

    them rich don't want you. hell, they don't even like you.

    oops! that sounded too mean... better go email a mod.

    you should try saying something semi intelligent once in a while instead of just trying to find more fodder for your pitiful ire.

    You can't posit a solution because you don't have one. And knowing you I would easily be able to shoot down any inane solution you come up with. Because you don't understand any of this you are talking about. You just know that you hate rich people and that everything they do must be bad. That's all you think and all you care to think. Your depth of understanding on economic matters is about as deep as a glass of water.

    TroyTide

  • TroyTide said...

    You can't posit a solution because you don't have one. And knowing you I would easily be able to shoot down any inane solution you come up with. Because you don't understand any of this you are talking about. You just know that you hate rich people and that everything they do must be bad. That's all you think and all you care to think. Your depth of understanding on economic matters is about as deep as a glass of water.

    I guarantee you Barny knows more about business and money than you. Macroeconomic policy? Maybe.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    I guarantee you Barny knows more about business and money than you. Macroeconomic policy? Maybe.

    I guarantee you change your political alliance once you reach the real world.

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  • aumajorpain said...

    I guarantee you change your political alliance once you reach the real world.

    political alliances are one of the problems.

    it is a very poor state of affairs when each proposed solution is just as bad as the other.

    this is politics in america.

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    I guarantee you Barny knows more about business and money than you. Macroeconomic policy? Maybe.

    No he doesn't. If he did he wouldn't constantly be wrong.

    And BTW love that demand based theory you gave a few post back. Lets keep operating on that theory and see how far it takes us as a country. You don't work for the fed by chance do you?

    TroyTide

  • TroyTide said...

    No he doesn't. If he did he wouldn't constantly be wrong.

    And BTW love that demand based theory you gave a few post back. Lets keep operating on that theory and see how far it takes us as a country. You don't work for the fed by chance do you?

    Wait. Are you seriously trying to panhandle supply-side economics?

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Wait. Are you seriously trying to panhandle supply-side economics?

    You mean the theory that more industry and investment lead to more jobs which leads to a better economy? Yes.

    TroyTide

  • TroyTide said...

    You can't posit a solution because you don't have one. And knowing you I would easily be able to shoot down any inane solution you come up with. Because you don't understand any of this you are talking about. You just know that you hate rich people and that everything they do must be bad. That's all you think and all you care to think. Your depth of understanding on economic matters is about as deep as a glass of water.

    ha ha ha... noice...

    did a mod email you back with that answer?

    ha ha ha... you must be special you think there will be a solution found on this board... the majority of the problem is that the elites use the media and any other form of brainwashing to shed light on the problems that they want you to see. The average american has no idea why the equity in the dollar is falling so fast, nor why the market's growth is not truly affecting the economy.

    but i suppose you knew that already. says the man who has never stated anything intelligent.

    we should call you senor ad hominem...

    you think i hate rich people because you don't understand the meaning of so many things. at this point, the rich are most of the problem. when they assume their role and fix anything, you know, make anything better rather than trying to prove why their greed helps amurikka, they will not be anymore.

    you cannot continue to use this country as a dumping ground for your shit and externalities and expect it to thrive...

    ha ha ha... the rich... good shepherds they are not

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  • TroyTide said...

    You mean the theory that more industry and investment lead to more jobs which leads to a better economy? Yes.

    No. The theory that cutting income taxes leads to equal and beneficial investment that equals more jobs and a better economy. Investment and industry is abetted by the demand it serves. I wouldn't advise investing in a business without demand.

    Again. Let me repeat that I am not advocating that all tax cuts don't equate to equal and/ or greater growth. I'm arguing that cutting income taxes for the wealthy equates to equal and/or greater investment and jobs etc.

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  • FL Buckeye said...

    You're aware that these companies are dying in the US right now because they can't compete on price with the Chinese and even the Europeans. First Solar was our best "Green" company and they're getting demolished(Their stock is at $13, it was at $300 three years ago).

    We're not going to be able to manufacture our way out of this, unless America is willing to accept lower wages.

    I'd be willing to accept a lower wage if shit wasn't so expensive

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  • fishdiddy said...

    I'd be willing to accept a lower wage if shit wasn't so expensive

    ha ha ha ha ha ha ha....

    post of the year! ha ha ha

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    I'd rather have continuity yes.

    Good thing your not a browns fan

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    To have that new industry, we need to have an educated workforce that is skilled enough. That will take I don't care what someone says about Climate Change, but green energy and green tech has unlimited potential.

    Wrong!!! We have the technology to do it now! Environmentalist hold us back. We need a president who says hydro-fracing is safe to create a million good jobs. We need to be energy independent. Not a president who makes us more dependent on foreign oil like BO.

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  • lestat said...

    Wrong!!! We have the technology to do it now! Environmentalist hold us back. We need a president who says hydro-fracing is safe to create a million good jobs. We need to be energy independent. Not a president who makes us more dependent on foreign oil like BO.

    Wrong. We have become less dependent on foreign oil. We are producing more,importing less and renewables are growing.

    Solar and wind have not reached its full technological efficiency or cost efficiency.

    We can produce more energy via solar,wind,hydroelectric,nuclear,and natural gas to never had to use oil again.

    We need to be exporting oil,coal and natural gas, not using it.

    This post was edited by BamaLivesFootba on 6/13/2012 at 10:04 PM

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  • lestat said...

    Wrong!!! We have the technology to do it now! Environmentalist hold us back. We need a president who says hydro-fracing is safe to create a million good jobs. We need to be energy independent. Not a president who makes us more dependent on foreign oil like BO.

    By the way, I wouldn't characterize muncipalities and communities worried about their health as environmentalists.

    Do you think it's worth it to have endemic health problems for a community if it means royalties and some jobs? Possibly, but that's up to the community to decide.

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  • Wait. How does fracking for natural gas end our depdence on foreign oil?

    Only like <1% of vehicles run on natural gas.

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  • TroyTide said...

    You mean the theory that more industry and investment lead to more jobs which leads to a better economy? Yes.

    How is that going to happen when companies make more money by shipping jobs overseas?
    Our economy used to be self sustaining. Products were manufactured here and people bought them. The money people spent paid for our own jobs. It is not that way anymore.

    In my industry, I have seen companies sued for keeping jobs in America when they could have outsourced them leading to lower dividends for stockholders. The stockholders sued the board of directors and win because the board wanted to keep jobs in America resulting in lower profits.

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  • TroyTide said...

    Right on guys! America is just not working well right now. So lets re-elect the current president that'll fix it!

    Obama at least fights for the middle class. You still have idiot Republicans who don't realize the government is the best bet in creating jobs and programs to help the economy.

    Republican politicians are still fighting for Trickle Down Economics which is only making the rich richer and not helping anyone else.

    And the worst part is they've convinced a sizable portion of the country to agree with their financial policies because these politicians advocate for their conservative social issues.

    TalHawkins112

  • lestat said...

    Wrong!!! We have the technology to do it now! Environmentalist hold us back. We need a president who says hydro-fracing is safe to create a million good jobs. We need to be energy independent. Not a president who makes us more dependent on foreign oil like BO.

    Please name the last president who was either a fiscal conservative or energy independent.

    This post was edited by MichRedWingFan77412 on 6/13/2012 at 10:38 PM

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  • TalHawkins112 said...

    Obama at least fights for the middle class. You still have idiot Republicans who don't realize the government is the best bet in creating jobs and programs to help the economy during a recession and depression.

    Republican politicians are still fighting for Trickle Down Economics which is only making the rich richer and not helping anyone else.

    And the worst part is they've convinced a sizable portion of the country to agree with their financial policies because these politicians advocate for their conservative social issues.

    FIFY and in a VERY broad sense

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  • Lots of brilliance in this thread

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  • Has it ever occured to anyone that this economic meltdown is intentional? Does anyone really understand what is going on in our financial industry and how easy it is for someone to collaspe this economy? Would you be suprised if I told you that this country has been put out to pasture and that its not personal, its business.......Would you believe that 100% of the mortgages in this country are fraudulant, and are not enforceable in a court of LAW. Would you believe that you are the creditor and not the debtor? Of course not, how could all of this be......

    Topspin1

  • TalHawkins112 said...

    Obama at least fights for the middle class. You still have idiot Republicans who don't realize the government is the best bet in creating jobs and programs to help the economy.

    Republican politicians are still fighting for Trickle Down Economics which is only making the rich richer and not helping anyone else.

    And the worst part is they've convinced a sizable portion of the country to agree with their financial policies because these politicians advocate for their conservative social issues.

    The government cannot spend us out of a recession. It has never worked and will not work now. Also the government doesn't create jobs, business does.

    The USSR thought the government would be good at creating jobs too. They were wrong. As Europe has been for years now. And we were in the 30s. Government can't stimulate an economy beyond the short term. Every time a government tries this it has a short term effect and when the money runs out the recession is back.

    It's a stupid policy that ultimately only increases the national debt and creates bigger problems down the road.

    TroyTide