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The failure of economics is that the role of debt is literally misunderstood. We as Americans have lived too high on the hog & now the financial imposed austerity is killing our economy. How many more trillions must the fed print before we start canceling these erroneous debts that can & will never be paid off. The fed money printing is absurd & far too many right wingers on this board & others understand nothing about the inflationary role this printing causes.
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so, anybody else get boned by Obama
Dean Cain replied to dib's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I did. It's not a big deal for me I made 150k last year, but for others at 50k that's a huge tax increase. Thank you Obama. -
Seau brain was damaged (CTE), family sues NFL
Dean Cain replied to dayman's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I've suffered at least 2 diagnosed concussions & they have had a big impact on my cognitive abilities. -
so, anybody else get boned by Obama
Dean Cain replied to dib's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Wadahfuk I have been a small biz owner for years I'm now paying double that being self-employed. That's a 4% increase folks. -
My wife always complains about this problem I have.
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Ah Peter Schift. The god father of fiscal austerity & elimination of the Fed. Gotta live the Austrian school of economics.
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Obama & JP Morgan's Food Stamp Empire
Dean Cain replied to Dean Cain's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I think any kid who can't bring their own lunch or pay for, must be forced to wash dishes & clean the school. It was Newt Gingrich's idea. -
Potential Bills QBs - List Only - No Commentary
Dean Cain replied to Gugny's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Tim Tebow, Terrell Pryor, Mark Sanchez, Tim Couch, Akili Smith, Colin Klein, Carson Palmer, Marc Bulger, & Ryan Leaf. -
*Nothing on...turns on Lawrence O'Donnel...
Dean Cain replied to dayman's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Lawrence is a great guy if you like being yelled at for the first 15 minutes of a tiresome lib monologue. -
When was the last time that things were good?
Dean Cain replied to Juror#8's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
1-18-2009. Things haven't been the same since W left office. Although Rove & Cheney were the real "thinkers" in the Bush administration I have to give credit where credit is due. Bush oversaw the largest expansion of government sector employment thanks to the creation of the vital Department of Homeland Security. Bush also oversaw the largest march towards home ownership for all since Eisenhower led the march to the suburbs in the late 50s. Bush was a Free Marketer until Wall Street decided to go derivative bat-**** crazy & crashed our economy. -
When you read between the lines of this article you realize 2 things: First, that smart business owners will simply reduce hourly wage workers to under 28 hours per week Second, in so doing they will have to hire more people to make up the loss of hours, which will inherently lead to higher employment. So my major point is the Affordable Care Act aka Obamacare is the proverbial Trojan Horse to drive down wages, benefits, while raising employment thus getting more people off of food stamps and into a bottomless job. It's a brillant Neoliberal strategy. Team Obama is more conservative than Bush W. No doubt the conservative think tankers at the Heritage Foundation who crafted the AFA in the early 90s as a counter to Hillarycare saw this eventuality, so I don't really know who to give credit to. http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/the-exchange/fast-food-chains-cut-worker-hours-blame-obamacare-224911846.html
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Come up with your own Katherine Webb/Brent Musburger SB Commercial
Dean Cain replied to SDS's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I'm thinking a male performance pill, in light of the players who've been rumored to be taking them to gain an edge. -
In a sign of things to come the BRICS countries are moving away from the US dollar as the world trade reserve currency.
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In a way the Federal Reserve printed $13 trillion in the Wall Street bailouts, you can't tell me that the banking system will not teeter to collapse. My predication a global economic collapse is coming. When JP Morgan's 90 trillion dollar derivatives book of business collapses then you will have anarchy. Wonder why they are trying to take away our guns?
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Would you prefer the cost of commodities like a barrel of oil, gold or silver?
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quote: “This business is a very important business to JP Morgan,” Christopher Paton, the company’s managing director of treasury services, told Bloomberg News in 2011. “It’s an important business in terms of its size and scale. We also regard it as very important in the sense that we are delivering a very useful social function. We are a key part of this benefit delivery mechanism. Right now volumes have gone through the roof in the past couple of years or so … The good news from JP Morgan’s perspective is the infrastructure that we built has been able to cope with that increase in volume.” http://www.thedailyb...amp-empire.html Personally I'd like to see more people starving & less bank involvement profiting off of government crony capitalism. Food stamps? Come on get off your couch and work. Starvation is a good motivator.
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What Obama and his Neoliberal economic policies are advocating is a return to a retrogression towards medieval substance type of economies for the middle & upper middle class. With the overall goal of stripping wealth from the wealthy. If they cannot tax our money away, they will simply inflate our currency into oblivion. In 1972 a Camaro was $3,500. In 2013 that same Camaro is $22,500 to $55,000 depending on horsepower. Obama & Bush W before him were mere puppets of Wall Street. Wall Street picks the winners. Goldman Sachs is Obama's largest campaign financier. The Federal Reserve run by former executives at Goldman Sachs also known as Government Sachs, had no problems printing $13 trillion to save them on their CDOs, & MBSs gambles. Goldman Sachs directed the Federal Reserve to make Lehman Brothers the sacrificial lamb of the 2008 collapse. But the $1 trillion coin which will essentially be minted 2 times per year is ludicrous. When China & other foreign creditors come calling for their investments after they realize the US is one giant ponzi scheme, they will soon require us to pay them back by buying their debt. Imagine when all $hite hits the fan when we can't pay and China nationalizes all the U.S. multi-nationals manufacturing in China. In short we need to draft legislation to end the platinum coin that can legally be minted thus circumventing Congress. Tyranny in the form of any "tion" either, taxation or inflation must be stopped.
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You all have heard about the Obama trillion dollar coin by now. Yes Paul Krugman's magical pill that will stave off our bloated federal deficits by the power of platinum. http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/ The bottom line is this we spend more than we take in. The solution is to quote Bill Clinton "arithmetic". So taking this into consideration we can either choose the easy way out of balancing the budget via the Krugman Obama trillion dollar coin or by taxing & wise spending cuts. The most upsetting in all of this is the W Bush & Obama, Federal Reserve $13 trillion giveaway to the "too big to fail" banks that became even bigger. http://mobile.bloomberg.com/news/2011-11-28/secret-fed-loans-undisclosed-to-congress-gave-banks-13-billion-in-income.html. When the Federal Reserve printed money out of thin air to cover Wall Street losses mainly on commercial paper, they essentially printed 13 trillion dollar Obama coins or virtually 1 years entire US GDP & 1/8 of all private & public sector US debt. What the Neoliberal Krugman wants is this; Treasury to mint a trillion coin and than deposit in the Federal Reserve to pay the bills we've already racked up, printing even more money & creating even more debt. The fact that our government is unable to balance the budget is a major flaw to our supposed "Free Market" system. This 1 trillion dollar coin must be stopped. We must balance our budget by cutting bloated non-essential defense spending and then tackling our bloated social entitlements of Medicare, Social Security & Medicaid. I am all for the Federal Reserve propping up too big to fail banks who are the JOB CREATORS, hello?! But I draw the line when the government thinks it can create money from thin air to pay it's bills. Ultimately all this money printing will debase our currency to the point that inflation takes away any wage increases that result. So to recap; the 13 trillion to bail out Wall Street? Okay because it save the private sector. But the 1trillion coin to cover our deficit which is mainly money we owe ourselves back via entitlements? Come on! I am Fed Up with paying Taxes; TEA = taxed enough already! And I am really upset the Federal Reserve is printing money (causing inflation) & hurting me the responsible saver, but I can live with this because most of my wealth is bonds, paper & real estate which needs to be stabilized. We are all doomed!
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Is Marcel Dareus as special as Teo? I think with Teo you have a guy with all the desire & work ethic with the solid Samoan body type. He is no Junior Seau but he will be better than Ray Mauleluga. I'd put Teo in the Jarrod Mayo, London Fletcher class.
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Where is Marrones text to TBD? Come on man!
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Kyle Williams and calling out Bills effort
Dean Cain replied to Logical Reasoning's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Dareus, Kyle & Mario all had scores of games where they made little impact. I expect that from an over the hill Stroud but not 3 supposed playmakers in their prime. -
Schefter: Cowher plans to coach again at some time
Dean Cain replied to Punch's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
The Chin should have taken the Bills job in 2010. -
Argument against Fitz, where do I start? He sucks, he doesn't win. That's enough.
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Interesting tidbits from LaCanfora re: search
Dean Cain replied to l< j's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Isn't there a salary cap with a hard floor of 89% in 2013?