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@leearnold but again you must consider the multiplier. Even Keynesian economists admit that the government multiplier is less than 1. Once you get to around 150% of GDP in aggregate debt, along with economic slowdowns related to dependents outweighing workers, the picture is absolutely unsustaina...

Ugh, this is like when I turned on the "news" portion of MSNBC with Cenk (whom I think is partisan as shit, but I like his fervor) and hes literally giving a speech about how we must prosecute American companies who keep their money off-shore... insane

@sactowncr1minal This makes no sense. The bottom quintile (from IRS and Treasury Dept.) pays only 1.05% of GDP in taxation, while the rich today pay 2.96% of GDP. The poor earn between $500 and $5000 thru the EITC. 46% of the population doesn't pay taxes. The United States collects the most incom...

Donohue wasn't trying to say that Christians want to inspire fear, he was merely bringing up the point that within culture there isn't a drive to condemn the closed-minded nature of the discourse with Muslim Fundamentalism. But more to the point, Cenk demostrates his bias immediately by saying "O...

when I'm using a silencer it seems that aiming is more difficult, is that just me?

That was the point of the AAA. In fact, there is no difference between Hoover's policies and FDR policies. FDR had made campaign promises to put the fiscal house in order instead of spending and increasing the public debt. "I cannot see a way to continue the spending, it does not work" - Henry Mo...

@6U4RD1AN The largest holder of subprime was Fannie Mae and if you think CRA is understated then what about this "I'm going to continue to roll the dice on Fannie Mae loans. With these new regulations in the CRA we can keep them loaning out the money. We just want people to own homes" - Barney Fr...

@rugbyguy59 I have profound respect for the Canadian banking system (through you guys have a housing bubble right now). During the Great Depression not one of your banks failed.