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I was just wondering with the economy the way it is 15 Million Americans on Unemployment and Millions of Americans are on the break of losing their homes.
Can we really afford to wipe out debt at this time and age?
Why is their such a hoop la when it comes to extending Unemployment Benefits to Millions of Americans?
Can Millions of Americans be debt free of paying their mortgage's or students loans today because of the economy crisis(people no longer can pay their statements)?
what are you talking about? I am not a racist for number one....I am black and proud number two.....and Millions of Americans today red/white/black/brown or yellow are poor today number three
Ha....actually the debt was used as punishment for overthrowing the french and unraveling of slavery in the western hemisphere...I wish they would make a movie about that....We can either support are neighbors and show them the way to healthy balance of democracy and socialism or let them live in perpetual poverty and dictatorship/chaos....unless you enjoy watching fellow humans eat "dirt cookies" for dinner
On the other hand, did you have a solution for Haiti to be able to pay off a debt of $828 million?
sell more mud cookies...take them global...I could see the packaging now...carribean blue packaging with picture of white sand beaches and blue water with an arrow pointing to the ground connected to the tag line (this is where your cookies come from)....
Obama told us it was an "investment" that would grow.
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