I just don't know what to think anymore about my country-THE UNITED STATES OF AMERITARD. The national debt will be 14 trillion at the end of 2010, Ameritards demand more and more goodies, no end in sight. On top of that, we have decided to go to war every couple of years in some 6th world craphole. Oh yeah, it is now OUR job to rebuild Haiti, we have already spent 600 million on the most recent disaster, money that is based on our debt to China. This country has the most crazy people running it.
Great point about the debt being unimportant in realtion to the loss of jobs. If the economy doesn't improve the debt will be unimportant, while, like roosevelt did, the debt can be the driving force to ignite the economy. As long as no future leaders decide to balance the debt on the back of the workingman.
Nice, give Fortune magazine a chance to respond to Mark, but no turn around. Anyway, good points.
eirefrance 6 months ago
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I just don't know what to think anymore about my country-THE UNITED STATES OF AMERITARD. The national debt will be 14 trillion at the end of 2010, Ameritards demand more and more goodies, no end in sight. On top of that, we have decided to go to war every couple of years in some 6th world craphole. Oh yeah, it is now OUR job to rebuild Haiti, we have already spent 600 million on the most recent disaster, money that is based on our debt to China. This country has the most crazy people running it.
tickyul 2 years ago
/watch?v=W9gvTwMRgN8
Rick Wolff on the 'inconvenient truth' behind the Fortune Mag lickspittle's emphasis on 'productivity gains'.
The benefits of those already-realized and tremendous gains have gone straight to the top of the 'free market' pyramid scheme.
terpis 2 years ago
Great point about the debt being unimportant in realtion to the loss of jobs. If the economy doesn't improve the debt will be unimportant, while, like roosevelt did, the debt can be the driving force to ignite the economy. As long as no future leaders decide to balance the debt on the back of the workingman.
1danrobbins 2 years ago