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Odd that true capitalists are begging for government intervention...Myself included. The evils of our system do need rules and regulations.
I find it hard to believe though that the rejection was all in the name of protecting poor joe tax payer. Without support, he won't have to worry about paying taxes because he's not going to have a job. What does it take to creates jobs? Capital, risk takers, and the already wealthy. All of that is devastated by this. The failure of this is pure politics and has nothing to do with economics. Anyway with all due respect Bull, the gold bugs are looking magnificent right now, but being a bear or long term pessimist hasn't payed off in the long run. The "gold run" will probably be the next bubble to pop, so watch out. ![]() |
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Hi Ray,
I disagree with a lot, but I do agree with this: Quote:
There was not one line in the bill that outlined an increase in taxes to fund this $700B, nor were there any spending cuts outlined. So, the printing presses would have continued to print counterfeit (read: fiat) US$ out of nothing, backed only by the "full faith and credit" of the USA. I'm a 29 y/o gold bug b/c I can see the handwriting on the wall of all fiat currencies. The rejection of the measure was probably all political posturing, and I'm sure it will pass eventually. The majority was slim, they'll vote again. |
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And I guess I should follow up with this:
People have different opinions, and that is great. I'm not out to change anybody's mind, and it's unlikely that anyone will change mine. That being said, I think we can all probably agree on one thing. No matter how we vote, we're pawns, and really have little to no control over how this all plays out. |
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