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Wonderful news. The dogs, under the table, battling for scraps, dropped by the fat fucks at the table, and "your" dog got one. Yahoo. : )
 
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Wonderful news. The dogs, under the table, battling for scraps, dropped by the fat fucks at the table, and "your" dog got one. Yahoo. : )

Welcome to the real world where all the rest of America works.
 
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Welcome to the real world where all the rest of America works.

exactly, as if govt workers are not 30 to 50 percent overpaid... and they get multi million dollar retirement packages. I think we need to cap and trade the benefits are getting from the govt.
 
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Nothing quite like a grownig trend; as they say in Chicago ''the trend is your friend'':D

Former Pres Bill Clinton came out in favor of extending the Bush tax cuts[source=YAHOO news]:D

And on a more serious note , do not the socialists believe in cutting a loss?? I dont see much change in Greece lately.And the change in France is that the new Socialist Pres promised to raise taxes on the rich to 75% & lower retirement age to 50[source is CBN news...]

Apparently both Greek frontrunners are campaigning to roll back austerity measures, restore guv salaries and benefits *AND* stay in the Euro. It's really incredible. Europeans are completely delusional. At least the Tea Party have an inkling that market forces won't accept US debt-to-GDP >130%.
 
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Apparently both Greek frontrunners are campaigning to roll back austerity measures, restore guv salaries and benefits *AND* stay in the Euro. It's really incredible. Europeans are completely delusional. At least the Tea Party have an inkling that market forces won't accept US debt-to-GDP >130%.
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Good points. I like to look on the bright side-when Argentina had thier crisis[WSJ said it was party because people wanted to retire @50 yearsof age,]. The old Argentina crisis/Exodus, helped Uruguay, like a good neighbor.

Some learn from history; some dont.

Some deja vu, all over gain. Greece borrrowers & lenders are fleeing to the German banks, with thier Euros. Good thing there is no speed limit on the German autobhan. I just hope the ECB is better at math than I am.

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