liberalitch
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Tue Jul-11-06 08:55 AM
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"ECON. REPORT CARD"..... All of these bloated misconceptions.... |
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and misrepresentations have me so mad I'm finding it difficult to think clearly. ....I feel like I could puke too.
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Warpy
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Tue Jul-11-06 09:10 AM
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1. All that increase in tax revenues from the rich means |
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is that the rich are getting richer faster and faster.
Meanwhile, NBC is chirping that the foreclosure market is a happenin' place for homebuyers and that a third of the 40% of mortgages that are ARM are going to go way up this year and that the foreclosure market will be a wonderful place to go look for a new house.
She then burbled about how you can bang on the door of a house in foreclosure and tell the people who are losing their home you need to inspect it.
Well, I guess it'll cut down on the competition for that particular property.
Jaysis. What a country.
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leftofthedial
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Tue Jul-11-06 09:13 AM
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2. Lots of foreclosures is a good thing! :-) |
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Lots of chronic unemployment is a good thing! :-)
Lots of losses in median wage is a good thing! :-)
Lots of zeros on the end of the deficit number is a good thing! :-)
Lots of trade deficit is a good thing! :-)
Our "booming" economy has LOTS to offer!
FUck these lunatic capitalists and the bankroll they rode in on.
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Tue Jul-11-06 09:16 AM
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3. The wealthiest 1% LOVED the Great Depression. |
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Fire sale. Bargain basement. Cheap labor.
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liberalitch
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Tue Jul-11-06 10:58 AM
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4. It is unfortunate.... But I'll tell ya one thing.... |
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...At election time it will be a good thing (Fingers crossed).... It gives new credence to the campaign slogan that Newty G. suggested that Democrats use: "Had enough?"
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