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I'm just saying...everytime I hear anything related to Warren Buffet it's him complaining about taxes (of all sorts) not being high enough. And as I said...he's the richest person in the freakin' world. lol Not everybody can afford to pay MORE taxes like he can. |
So, if it's not going to be paid off with taxes, how are we going to pay off the debt?
Yo republicans - do you want to see the fiscal cliff (sequestration) happen, or not? If not, what do you want your politicians to do instead? Why do you republicans never propose at graduated across-the-board cut? 1% a year for ten years - so it's ten percent after a decade - absolute, across all spending whatsoever? You keep trying to play silly political games, where you want to cut just the stuff that hurts the nigras and the single moms and poor elderly, but keep all the corporate welfare. Why dont you just strap on a pair and propose something the whole country can agree to - absolutely fair across-the-board cuts? |
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Any smart investor knew Obama was going to be re-elected. Hell, I'm dumb and went to state college and I knew it. |
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They haven't slowed down one tiny bit. Don't you think that before they start up raising taxes that they should at least pretend that they are going to stop spending money faster than they can borrow it? I'm being serious. Through all of this fiscal crisis, one thing has remained constant: 10.6 billion dollars a day in spending. They spend all of "rich guy" Mitt Romneys net worth in 29 minutes. They spend all of really, really rich guy Warren Buffet's net worth in 4 days. Yeah, we should raise taxes...but only if the govt. stops this insane spending. Raising taxes won't even put a dent in the problem. Especially if Congress just takes that new revenue and spends it on something more. |
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"The forecasts, combined with European business?s general disappointment about the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, helped send stocks lower on the Continent and in London on Wednesday ? a downward drift that carried over to Wall Street through midday there." Looks like the European market wasn't happy about Obama's re-election either. :( |
Robbie you keep saying 10 billion a day, what do you expect a country of over 300 million people, with a huge military industrial complex to spent. $ 1000 a day?
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Is that unreasonable, Tony? |
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Learn something new every day. |
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And why does it matter how many people are in the U.S.? Are we giving everybody in the country a daily paycheck or something? And you know what I think about the military spending. It should be sliced to the damn bone. Just enough to ensure a viable defense just in case anybody ever invades us again (last time was the British in 1812 lol) |
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meh - 300 points down - it went up 6000 points the last 4 years ;)
those 300 points will be back in no time |
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3 people, 300,000 people, 300 million people.
When it comes down to the math, there really isn't much of a difference. They are numbers. If those three people spend more than 250% of what they earn, they will be just as fucked as 300,000, or 300 million. |
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i dont do day trade, therefore little throwbacks dont scare me |
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I was recently at a speech by a local small(-ish) businessman and he pointed out that he'd been in business for 50 years and tried to grow his business every year no matter what while administrations have come and gone. Minte - how long have you been running your thing and how long do you plan to? Certainly more than 4 years. So how can you let something as short a a presidential administration dictate your plans? You say you aren't going to make investments for 4 years, who are you punishing besides yourself? I respect you as a businessman but your widget factory doesn't make you John Galt. |
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The number of people does matter. Infrastructure , services, education, protection, regulation ( I know it's bad until someone you love dies from a lack of) more people it all costs more money.
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if someone would ask me if i was doing better than 4 years ago my answer would be "HELL YES!" you know what really helps me: to live in a country where i dont understand the language and therefore give a shit about the local government and politics. my tax accountant makes sure we follow the laws and we're doing better than ever |
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I have been in business more than 30 years. I don't have any plans on retiring, ever. I like my job. When there are unknown expenses looming and no one can tell you how much it will cost, no businessman that is going to last, lays all his cash down on RED and crosses his fingers,closes his eyes and prays.. |
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What then? |
You know the gov is not going to run out of money lets not be silly.
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That's called magic. |
So who won the Election? :D
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