VeteranXX
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is herpes a jewish thing?
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Veteran³ Immigrant
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Despite record quantitative easing and twisting.......we still stuck in stagflation.
Sounds like a bust to me.
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Veteran³ Immigrant
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Originally Posted by HaPpY
is herpes a jewish thing?
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Probably, they will **** over anything for money.
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VeteranXV
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Originally Posted by RoLo
I just paged Captain Tele, he will be here shortly to give Ender the attention he desires.
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yeehaw
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Veteran³ Immigrant
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Originally Posted by RoLo
yeehaw
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Tribalwar Admin Contributor
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ender now to abandon thread having had no evidence to base his claims on other that buzzwords.
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VeteranX
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bernanke = anti christ
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VeteranXX Contributor
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Ender's herpes have finally infested his brain.
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Nazi Admin++ Contributor
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Ender read an article on cnn.com on how everything's going to be ok.
True story.
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VeteranXX Contributor
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Originally Posted by Captain Tele
We were proud of him in February 1, 2006 too.
Back when the DJIA was about the same as it is now and it didn't take trillions of dollars to get it back to where it is today.
Before QE1, QE2, QE3........
Causation is a real mother ****er.
I spot me a cause.....it's only 85 Billion a month, or over 333 bucks for every man, woman, and child in the United States of America every month.
But yeah, I'm excited......Excited for the Top 1% who hold over 50% of all stocks, bonds, and mutual funds and get to watch them grow through an inflation tax (of a minimum 4%) against everyone who isn't essentially them.
High unemployment, record debt, and we celebrate the rich getting richer.
Hip, hip, hooray.............
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Remember kids: According to Ender, when the S&P is happy, the average American fares better!!
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VeteranXX
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just a little heads up. as we age as a society there will be less need for huge homes.
that and ender is an obama cultist.
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GriftKingXX
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i dont get that chart
the more expensive the house, the more dependent we are at 47?
or something
**** man
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VeteranXX
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then you woke up and looked at the GDP....
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VeteranXX Contributor
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Originally Posted by ZooL
then you woke up and looked at the GDP....
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Ah yes the GDP, the be-all and end-all of measures of human progress.
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VeteranXX
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lmao
ender has all of the financial savvy of an msnbc.com article comment
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VeteranXX Contributor
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this thread brought to you by Obama for prez for ever.
everything is fine in America and the rest of the world and if you dont believe it, you're a racist.
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Originally Posted by Captain Tele
Yep......let's see
Ups and down with each new QE promise.......weeeeeee
Please try again.......inflation up on average. As evident from food prices to gasoline.
The fact that really nothing, other than housing, is cheaper than it was five years ago, or even last year, should prove how bad of an argument this is.
It's back to where it was before '08......Only 5 year later.
Implying we only lost 5 consecutive years worth of interest if we stayed in the stock market or 16% of our money was diminished if we kept it elsewhere. Can you feel the earnings?
Gets even more depressing here:
http://www.bls.gov/web/empsit/ceshighlights.pdf
Oh staggeringly.......we we will be back were we were in no time.
85 billion a month.......average salary of 50k per year. We could be creating 1.7 million jobs a month just handing it to people sitting at home. Instead 240k jobs were created last month. 150k was minimum just to keep unemployment from rising further.
90k jobs above that created for every 85 billion spent.......What is 100k per month, per job created, between freinds?
Oh really?
Yahoo!
Empty foreclosed houses = good thing right? Detroit has proven that.
***39;Zombie titles***39; haunt victims of home foreclosure - Business on NBCNews.com
Only 10 percent, or 1.5 million more in the first quarter this year. Fantastic, at this rate the housing bubble will be fixed in negative ****ing never.
This arguments also a bust........
It was trillions wasted already, trillions more still to be wasted. Give the average family of four an extra 1500 a month, as is evident by the extra 85 billion a month we already pump out for Wall-Street, and it couldn't possibly be more of a failure.
Not that we should.......because monetization is dumb.
That's sort of how math works and ****, retard. Yes, that was a systematic dismantling and it would be more than fun to do it again.
Go suck jew cartel banker dick on your own time.
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Again, CPI remains modestly low in comparison to the easing we're doing. Bernanke isn't just dumping trillions into the economy, he is doing it in a better and more robust way that has amazingly kept a lid on the growth of inflation.
You jibber/jabber on about various things that have nothing to do with the discussion.
Emergency bailout of wall street = proven to be a smart choice.
Emergency liquidity into the system = proven to be a smart choice.
We're reaping the benefits we see all day.
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VeteranXV Contributor
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Originally Posted by Ender
Again, CPI remains modestly low in comparison to the easing we're doing ...
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only talking heads on tv and people who don't buy food and pay for energy care about core inflation ... look at CPI-U and real earnings.
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VeteranXX
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Originally Posted by TechnoDonut
Ah yes the GDP, the be-all and end-all of measures of human progress.
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the be all of any given ****ing country....
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