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Poverty sucks I agree
20 May 1506 - Explorer Christopher Columbus (aged 54), died in abject poverty in Spain.
Well, thankfully no major inflation hawks were here today
Cash is sold by weight Hyperinflation in Germany, 1923
http://www.statisticbrain.com/starbucks-company-statistics/
On this note my friends, I must go over pay at Whole Pay check I bid you a good night
And this is why you will never understand-you don't want to learn from your mistakes.
I just read the title of this post and KNEW that he (or she, sorry ma'am!) wasn't talking about real bears. Now that would be funny with a capital F!
And this is why you will never understand-you don't want to learn from your mistakes.
Your thesis is that Americans are becoming serfs
That this economy is so bad and so horrible that this term is being used
You already lost
I just want you all to be around when your American Horror shows doesn't happen and then we will remember
The strong fought on and the soft begged and cried and pushed fear of serfs down the Americans
This is going to be a theme of my financial writing going out for the next decade with many other people
We are going destroyed the extreme left wing ideology of Serfs
I can't wait....
Glory is for Brave, crying is for the weak you bet against thew wrong country and the wrong people
Your thesis is that Americans are becoming serfs
Once again--please don't state my beliefs. You usually just make a strawman that you can fight because you can't or won't actually discuss my real points.
I'm saying inequality is rising and we're very close to where we were in 1929.
That this economy is so bad and so horrible that this term is being used
Nope--that's not at all what I said. I said we're on a LONG journey toward that end. Just curious--do you think demographics cause the Great Depression?
The strong fought on and the soft begged and cried and pushed fear of serfs down the Americans
This is going to be a theme of my financial writing going out for the next decade with many other people
You're hilarious that you continue to try to frame it as the strong vs. the weak. You've watched way too many movies Logan. This is real life, not Hollywood.
Poverty sucks I agree
20 May 1506 - Explorer Christopher Columbus (aged 54), died in abject poverty in Spain.
Wow. If he was around in the 21st century, he would have health insurance, modern medicine to keep him alive longer, royalties, and an iPhone with GPS.
but I will break down your liberal Lions and get them to Join the American Glory we are about to see with Demographics
there is a lot behind this. biggest generation and they prefer a house in the suburbs, SUV's, are having kids, want stability in life. we are gradually moving into a new american phase where social ideals and spiritual enlightenment will take a back seat to social order. people will take stable corporate jobs and they will consume.
I just read the title of this post and KNEW that he (or she, sorry ma'am!) wasn't talking about real bears. Now that would be funny with a capital F!
shut up, faggot.
You're hilarious that you continue to try to frame it as the strong vs. the weak. You've watched way too many movies Logan. This is real life, not Hollywood.
You said Serfs and now like most extreme left wing people I know comparing today to 1929 which the economies bare very little similarities
It will be a honor destroying the serf thesis when our prime age labor force grows again and all the Mickey Mouse economic theories get crushed
And all it is
A bunch of educated Liberal on this site hiding behind their fakes names claiming American is on a awful path
It will be honor piece by piece after the next recession and recovery cycle happens....
None of the things you talk about will happen there is No Serf thesis in America this isn't the old Empires of the past
I wish I believed You liberals on this site believed in the Serfs
You would take your families and leave America and curse the great Serf empire down
Please, are you kidding
Is this the best you Liberals ...
got...
Serfs... really
Wake me up when you're done with the strawman arguments. I guess they are the only ones you can win these days.
Peddling Fiction
Lord did he have it right.... that's what it is Peddling Fiction
You're basically creating a false narrative thesis that the best economy in the world with an impending prime age labor force growth is about to hit a deflationary spiral resembling old European Serf economies
And what did people think about the economy in the 1920s? Ever heard the term "Roaring 20s"?
But, of course, no parallels at all.
The same thing occurred in the 1920s
Complete 100% different time and economy then to now
No housing market, no massive car sales, I can't believe we are even having this conversation that the economies of 1920 and similar to economic structure of today
Drinking started way to early
2 complete different economies
Is there a similarity in the demographics, i.e. was there a lull in the population in the 30s?
And what did people think about the economy in the 1920s? Ever heard the term "Roaring 20s"?
But, of course, no parallels at all.
100 Million Cars sold
40 Million Homes sold
57K median income in America today
This is borderline sociopath economic theory now
No housing market, no massive car sales, I can't believe we are even having this conversation that the economies of 1920 and similar to economic structure of today
You are not listening, in both cases the Central bank increased the M2 before the collapse. This is the cause of bubbles.
Is there a similarity in the demographics, i.e. was there a lull in the population in the 30s?
Prime age labor force decline happened in 2007, that was it... we are slowly growing
Lord the M's are 8 million bigger than the Boomers it's not comparable
You had 30% unemployment rates and you -10% GDP back in the Depression we had real bread lines back then
This notion of 1929 Great Depression thesis right after the Great Recession... Bad Bed.. Bad Bad Bad bet
100 Million Cars sold
40 Million Homes sold
57K median income in America todayThis is borderline sociopath economic theory now
Again--you're missing the forest Logan. Real incomes are stagnant. Sales of existing houses mean nothing. It adds very little to the economy.
Regardless, like I said the economy was very strong in the 20s. And still we had the Great Depression.
you are not listening, I have not had a drink in a week, how about you?
Real incomes are stagnant
So with Stagnate income and we still bought 100 million Cars and 40 million homes and retail sales are at a cycle high with mortgage demand at a cycle high 2016 and this is due to stagnate income and this is a thesis for a great depression
So with Stagnate income and we still bought 100 million Cars and 40 million homes and retail sales are at a cycle high with mortgage demand at a cycle high 2016 and this is due to stagnate income and this is a thesis for a great depression
cycle high? That's all you've got now? So, it's not as bad as it was at the worst of the recession? Woo Hoo.
And for the 3rd time. The economy was great in the 1920s. Right before the Great Depression. So, you're theory that we can't have a depression soon because things are OK now is nonsense.
Always a Great Depression fear monger if every group ...
Not me, you are responsible for that. The King Dollar and the Demographics kill that idea. But the central bank does cause damage.
The economy was great in the 1920s.
If you read about the roaring 1920's you would realize this cycle bears nothing to it either
If you read about the roaring 1920's you would realize this cycle bears nothing to it either
Oh, please do tell. I have read about it. What are the major differences?
A 20-year collapse like Japan
Our demographics bare nothing and neither does our economies... move it out 2040's
What are the major differences?
Are you serious, honestly is this a serious question you're asking?
Regarding the Sword of Damocles, the increase in the M2 and the question regarding demographics in the 20s have been asked 3 times with no answer.
These questions are not going to be answered.
Are you serious, honestly is this a serious question you're asking?
This is the question you keep dodging.
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Unlike 2007, prime age labor force peaking won't be an issue, No crash coming!
Next recession will be very normal
No over investment thesis in this cycle
Don't get caught in the everything is a bubble mentality
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