On 7/30/2011 12:30 PM, Canuck57 wrote:
On 30/07/2011 10:19 AM, wf3h wrote:
On Sat, 30 Jul 2011 09:47:15 -0600,
wrote:

On 30/07/2011 12:00 AM, wrote:
On Fri, 29 Jul 2011 23:34:47 -0600,
wrote:

http://www.boston.com/business/healt...off_1200_plus/


1200 direct and who nows how many indirect jobs are lost.

Another victim of Obama-tax.

More craziness from a right-wing little freak.

So how deep does your denial go?

You do realize these workers pay your welfare?

You might want to think what you are going to do when DC is bankrupt.

Dumb assed idiots can't figure out that government debt isn't the
solution, government debt is the problem. Blinded by their greed of
power and debt, they are in fact arguing about how to make it worse.

where's the proof govt debt's the problem?

oh. there isn't any. why is the economy in the ****ter?

because people arent buying stuff. THAT is why the economy sucks. no
one is buying houses. we have millions unemployed....

but the right has their reader's digest stories....bull**** but it's
all they know

Where is the proof government debt is solving the problem?

Lots of proof exists that debt is the problem, just that most people
don't want to see it. Probably because the same people bitching about
"rich" are also the same ones that they themselves are chronic debtors.
You average congress person carried over $15k on the credit card every
money. Insane.

Being one of those students that showed up only for the math tests,
understood arithmetic and geometric progressions, became ready apparent
debt has hidden costs. Tools are there, just that people are mentally
lazy to see them.

How you become rich is first understanding how it really works and not
just succumbing to the greed pandering promise of "free" money. Very few
"rich" carry any debt at all. Debt is a parasite on wealth. It is a
persons greed that is their own worst enemy when it comes to using credit.

So wf3h, defumer -- enjoy being poor. You don't have the right attitude
to be "rich".
there is nothing wrong with being rich. The one forming the debate are
those benefitting from current tax policy and government.
They are crying class warfare when in fact they are the ones creating
the conflict. There are some of course that resent "rich folks" even
though the problem is not with being rich.
Middle America and Main Street is carrying the tax load while the Global
Investor Class or Ownership society or Supply side
economists/governemetnalists pay little to none.
Looking at the problems with unbiased opinion is hard but thee are the
facts.