Putting the Fiscal Cliff (now Crisis) Into Proper Perspective

JamesL

JamesL

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Hey..:D

What's the problem?

Annual family income: $21,700
Money the family spent: $38,200
New debt on the credit card: $16,500
Outstanding balance on the credit card: $142,710
Budget cuts: $385

Looks like my balance sheet...:cool:

Looks like the CC company has a "problem.":D
 
that is why I don't try to think of a way to fix the problem...

maxpis theorem of everything: If something is royally screwed up then there is someone of royalty that wants it that way.
 
If you owe the bank a million dollars that's your problem.

If you owe the bank several hundred million dollars, that's the Bank's problem.

The latter statement aptly describes our current position and everyday citizens of the US are "the Bank" and the money is already gone.

But somehow people continue to not only believe in the promises but demand that they do deserve and expect more.

It's kinda funny the promises on the govt demanded appear inversely related to their ability to make good on said promises.

guess where that trend leads?
 
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