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You want to blame one person but the middle class has been getting squeezed for the past 20 years. It is all coming home to roost while the "job creators" continue to hoard their wealth and stagnate this economy. We will thrive together or decline together.
Yawn.
I never said the middle class was in great shape before Obama was Prez.
My point was we were told those programs would help and they didn't.
Job creators can hoard their wealth all they want. It's their right. And it don't hurt anyone. They aint gonna create a job unless the job is necessary. Period. And they are under ZERO obligation to create jobs for the **** of it. The Soviets did that. Didn't work.
People like Mitt Romney and Bill Gates can keep every dime they have and it won't hurt the economy one bit. Matter of fact, they wouldn't have money in the first place had they not done something to improve other people's lives. They have done more for other people than you or me will ever do. But let's make 'em do more. **** 'em. They can afford it.
Maybe we should pass a law that requires everyone to spend every nickel they make on payday. I mean, hoarding money hurts everyone and should be illegal.
Money is this magic resource that doesn't obey the laws of economics.
This why we should just print trillions more. It won't lead to inflation. lols.
We should seriously be thanking these corporate "hoarders". If they were spending like people want and all this new money was in the supply we'd be paying $20 for a piece of bread by now.
Thank God for hoarders. They are doing what the feds won't and making life better for everyone. We should be praising them instead of blaming them.
Wait a minute! I thought that the recovery that started a month before the elections was unstoppable. I have to find those posts (which also included charts and diagrams)....
That is the money printing. When the middle class uses credit it essentially prints money. Problem is its hard to save when the only way to create money is to go into debt.
I never said the middle class was in great shape before Obama was Prez.
My point was we were told those programs would help and they didn't.
Job creators can hoard their wealth all they want. It's their right. And it don't hurt anyone. They aint gonna create a job unless the job is necessary. Period. And they are under ZERO obligation to create jobs for the **** of it. The Soviets did that. Didn't work.
People like Mitt Romney and Bill Gates can keep every dime they have and it won't hurt the economy one bit. Matter of fact, they wouldn't have money in the first place had they not done something to improve other people's lives. They have done more for other people than you or me will ever do. But let's make 'em do more. **** 'em. They can afford it.
Maybe we should pass a law that requires everyone to spend every nickel they make on payday. I mean, hoarding money hurts everyone and should be illegal.
It is the middle class that keeps this economy going. Our wages have not kept up with inflation; my beef is with corporate greed. Again you talk about one or two people (overly simplistic) and that is not the problem .
I never said the middle class was in great shape before Obama was Prez.
My point was we were told those programs would help and they didn't.
Job creators can hoard their wealth all they want. It's their right. And it don't hurt anyone. They aint gonna create a job unless the job is necessary. Period. And they are under ZERO obligation to create jobs for the **** of it. The Soviets did that. Didn't work.
People like Mitt Romney and Bill Gates can keep every dime they have and it won't hurt the economy one bit. Matter of fact, they wouldn't have money in the first place had they not done something to improve other people's lives. They have done more for other people than you or me will ever do. But let's make 'em do more. **** 'em. They can afford it.
Maybe we should pass a law that requires everyone to spend every nickel they make on payday. I mean, hoarding money hurts everyone and should be illegal.
Fine, it that's what you think. But I'm wondering what you'll be saying in the next thread where someone blames Obama for the job market or employee wages...
Money is this magic resource that doesn't obey the laws of economics.
This why we should just print trillions more. It won't lead to inflation. lols.
We should seriously be thanking these corporate "hoarders". If they were spending like people want and all this new money was in the supply we'd be paying $20 for a piece of bread by now.
Thank God for hoarders. They are doing what the feds won't and making life better for everyone. We should be praising them instead of blaming them.
The only problem is the middle class borrowed that into existence and they are going to need that cash to pay it back.
I wonder if the Subway founder would acknowledge that cutting back on the meat has hurt his sales or the fact that they`ve been busted for not making a footlong sub an actual 12 inches? When you shortchange your customers it`ll come back to bite you.
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Blaming their problems on imaginary tax increases?
It is the middle class that keeps this economy going. Our wages have not kept up with inflation; my beef is with corporate greed. Again you talk about one or two people (overly simplistic) and that is not the problem .
Corporate greed isn't the reason for inflation (and yes it is high despite what the government says). It's because of the governments insistence that they must feed this greed. The greed alone would be pretty hungry right now if it wasn't for the government constant and non stop feeding it.
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