"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm sorry if you're unemployed. That's a bummer.

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I'm retired AND I work. When I do work, I charge from $40 to $100 an
hour. Or more. I do enjoy an income stream from investments, too. I deal
in collectables. I go to bed when I want, and get up when I want. If I
want something, I just go pay cash, or use a credit card, and pay it off
every month. My credit score is higher than the scale (860) because
somehow they have bonus points. I fish and golf at will. I own
properties in three states. I travel outside the US at least twice a
year. I have two RCI condos, one in Kauai, the other in Mazatlan. I
travel outside my state at least once a month.

It must suck to be me.

Steve


Then, given your extraordinary fortune, why do you care about the jobs
issue?
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"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm sorry if you're unemployed. That's a bummer.

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Nom=de=Plume

I'm retired AND I work. When I do work, I charge from $40 to $100 an
hour. Or more. I do enjoy an income stream from investments, too. I
deal in collectables. I go to bed when I want, and get up when I want.
If I want something, I just go pay cash, or use a credit card, and pay it
off every month. My credit score is higher than the scale (860) because
somehow they have bonus points. I fish and golf at will. I own
properties in three states. I travel outside the US at least twice a
year. I have two RCI condos, one in Kauai, the other in Mazatlan. I
travel outside my state at least once a month.

It must suck to be me.

Steve


Then, given your extraordinary fortune, why do you care about the jobs
issue?
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Nom=de=Plume

The poster mistakenly said that he was sorry if I was unemployed. I've
worked all my life, and have empathy for any person who wants to work. The
jobs issue affects everyone in the community. How could any person not care
about the jobs issue?

Steve

"SteveB" wrote in message
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"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm sorry if you're unemployed. That's a bummer.

--
Nom=de=Plume

I'm retired AND I work. When I do work, I charge from $40 to $100 an
hour. Or more. I do enjoy an income stream from investments, too. I
deal in collectables. I go to bed when I want, and get up when I want.
If I want something, I just go pay cash, or use a credit card, and pay
it off every month. My credit score is higher than the scale (860)
because somehow they have bonus points. I fish and golf at will. I own
properties in three states. I travel outside the US at least twice a
year. I have two RCI condos, one in Kauai, the other in Mazatlan. I
travel outside my state at least once a month.

It must suck to be me.

Steve


Then, given your extraordinary fortune, why do you care about the jobs
issue?
--
Nom=de=Plume

The poster mistakenly said that he was sorry if I was unemployed. I've
worked all my life, and have empathy for any person who wants to work.
The jobs issue affects everyone in the community. How could any person
not care about the jobs issue?

Steve

I made the assumption, erroneously clearly, since you seemed so upset about
the situation. Don't get me wrong. I'm upset too. The rate of unemployment
is still way to high, but it's moving in the right direction, which is a
good thing. My reading is that it'll turn around in mid-2010.

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Nom=de=Plume

"nom=de=plume" wrote


I made the assumption, erroneously clearly, since you seemed so upset
about the situation. Don't get me wrong. I'm upset too. The rate of
unemployment is still way to high, but it's moving in the right direction,
which is a good thing. My reading is that it'll turn around in mid-2010.

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Nom=de=Plume

I'm not upset about the situation. I'm really ****ed off. All these
Washington, Wall Street, and corporate types making millions by raping the
common people, and doing it with disdain and disrespect. $90 million to
someone who crashed Freddie and Fannie. Plus all the tens of millions to
their cohorts. And lot of people left holding devalued real estate, or
worse, losing their houses. But not Barney Frank who once operated a male
prostitute ring out of his Washington house.

We need to do something, and capitalistic, not socialistic. The only bright
spot on the horizon is for there to be some form of Congressional
housekeeping in 2010, but that would take a year to really trickle down.
And by then, if Obama gets this package passed, we will be in over our
heads.

If he would only work on jobs programs with the earnest he spends on the
healthcare issue. If we have employed people, they will either get health
care, or be able to afford to purchase it. The only reason we would need
federal health care is if everyone is unemployed, and screaming for it. But
then, they will be limited to what they get, getting only gruel when they
think they will be getting balanced meals. Yet, the people who administer
the program will be cruising along in their $80k a year jobs, with a
SEPARATE Platinum Health Plan that will cover everything associated with the
human body including addadicktome operations. For, after all, they are
above the common commoner.

Steve

"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm not upset about the situation. I'm really ****ed off. All these

I think being upset and really ****ed off are pretty close.

Washington, Wall Street, and corporate types making millions by raping the
common people, and doing it with disdain and disrespect. $90 million to
someone who crashed Freddie and Fannie. Plus all the tens of millions to
their cohorts. And lot of people left holding devalued real estate, or
worse, losing their houses. But not Barney Frank who once operated a male
prostitute ring out of his Washington house.

I'm not sure what Barney Frank's roommate's illegal activity has to do with
the financial crisis. Pushing it just a bit, at least he was being a
capitalist. lol


We need to do something, and capitalistic, not socialistic. The only
bright spot on the horizon is for there to be some form of Congressional
housekeeping in 2010, but that would take a year to really trickle down.
And by then, if Obama gets this package passed, we will be in over our
heads.

I don't completely disagree. The current situation is pretty bad, but it has
the potential and the direction currently of getting better.

We need a more social view and we need to use capitalism to get there. Gov't
regulation does work but imperfectly. We need it, however, to regulate raw
capitalism which also doesn't work.

If he would only work on jobs programs with the earnest he spends on the
healthcare issue. If we have employed people, they will either get health
care, or be able to afford to purchase it. The only reason we would need
federal health care is if everyone is unemployed, and screaming for it.
But

The rate of unemployment is slowing. If you don't believe it, look it up. No
one is talking about the gov't running healthcare, and continually saying it
doesn't make it true. Additionally, there's a base of people who will never
be employed unfortunately. We can't just abandon them to walk the streets.
There are something like 60,000 homeless people in Los Angeles alone...
that's horrible and for a civilized country unbelievable. Our return on our
healthcare investment in this country is really bad, something like 30th in
the world, yet we spend way, way more than any other country.

then, they will be limited to what they get, getting only gruel when they
think they will be getting balanced meals. Yet, the people who administer
the program will be cruising along in their $80k a year jobs, with a
SEPARATE Platinum Health Plan that will cover everything associated with
the human body including addadicktome operations. For, after all, they
are above the common commoner.

I'm not sure what you're getting at here... sorry.

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"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm not upset about the situation. I'm really ****ed off. All these

I think being upset and really ****ed off are pretty close.

Washington, Wall Street, and corporate types making millions by raping
the common people, and doing it with disdain and disrespect. $90 million
to someone who crashed Freddie and Fannie. Plus all the tens of millions
to their cohorts. And lot of people left holding devalued real estate,
or worse, losing their houses. But not Barney Frank who once operated a
male prostitute ring out of his Washington house.

I'm not sure what Barney Frank's roommate's illegal activity has to do
with the financial crisis. Pushing it just a bit, at least he was being a
capitalist. lol

Barney Frank was not held to the same standard that you or I would have been
in the same circumstances. That 's what it had to do with it.

Would you have accepted that from a member of your clergy?

Steve

"SteveB" wrote in message
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"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm not upset about the situation. I'm really ****ed off. All these

I think being upset and really ****ed off are pretty close.

Washington, Wall Street, and corporate types making millions by raping
the common people, and doing it with disdain and disrespect. $90
million to someone who crashed Freddie and Fannie. Plus all the tens of
millions to their cohorts. And lot of people left holding devalued real
estate, or worse, losing their houses. But not Barney Frank who once
operated a male prostitute ring out of his Washington house.

I'm not sure what Barney Frank's roommate's illegal activity has to do
with the financial crisis. Pushing it just a bit, at least he was being a
capitalist. lol

Barney Frank was not held to the same standard that you or I would have
been in the same circumstances. That 's what it had to do with it.

What's that got to do with corporate greed? Sure, was only tarred and
feathered by the right wing, but yet, despite all that, he still won
reelection by the people in his district. I guess that would make him a
loser?

Would you have accepted that from a member of your clergy?

Of course not! I didn't realize all people were supposed to be treated
equally. Does that mean you believe racial profiling is wrong? It happens
all the time. How about women not making as much as a man for the same work?
I don't see you getting ****ed off about those items.

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"nom=de=plume" wrote in message
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"SteveB" wrote in message
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I'm not upset about the situation. I'm really ****ed off. All these

I think being upset and really ****ed off are pretty close.

Washington, Wall Street, and corporate types making millions by raping
the common people, and doing it with disdain and disrespect. $90 million
to someone who crashed Freddie and Fannie. Plus all the tens of millions
to their cohorts. And lot of people left holding devalued real estate,
or worse, losing their houses. But not Barney Frank who once operated a
male prostitute ring out of his Washington house.

I'm not sure what Barney Frank's roommate's illegal activity has to do
with the financial crisis. Pushing it just a bit, at least he was being a
capitalist. lol

Barney Frank was not held to the same standard that you or I would have been
in the same circumstances. That 's what it had to do with it.

Would you have accepted that from a member of your clergy?

Steve

Too bad old Barney doesn't chock on a cock. ****ing piece of ****.
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