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No big surprise...same old same old.
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Applicable, and obligatory, and mind you, this was upload two years ago: |
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#228 |
Lucky Jack
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#229 |
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#230 |
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But what can be done other than kicking the can? I don't think any American government can sell the prospect of the kind of belt tightening that hasn't been since in America since the 1920s/30s and still expect to keep their office.
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#231 |
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In therein lays the problem with professional liars.. err i mean Politicians. They will only do what will keep them in office. If we had congressional term limits, maybe they'd be less obsessed with keeping that comfy seat. Of course congressional term limits ain't EVER gonna happen. That would have to get past congress, and their not about to limit themselves.
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#233 |
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That's the problem, our system is so far gone we must kick the can, rather than go through the pain of fixing it. . Americans would rather keep passing the upcoming disaster to our kids.
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#234 |
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It seems like they have come to some kind of agreement.
See you in some other thread, when the next deadline approach between Jan and Feb, next year Markus |
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#235 |
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Personally, I'd rather we just get it over with rather then having it hang over our heads with this sense of impending doom.
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#236 | |
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As for congressional term limits, well that would be like turkeys voting for Christmas. |
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#237 | |
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The problem is if we go down, we take the world with us. That's the problem, the fix would be doom, so we keep kicking the can. Today, everything is too big to fail....Yep, the only fix is to let it happen, but even if we did our elected officials would soon be back at screwing it up. I think they think if they create poverty in mass slowly, we'll sit back and take it while the rich gets richer.
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Ahh. The politics of procrastination. Why do today what you never intend to do anyway?
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However, it's the rare household which throws the whole town it's located in into financial turmoil when it can't get it's financial act together. |
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