Turning The Tables George Galloway

[Steve]

So I think your suffering from "surplus envy" and not big enough to admit it.

Actually, I've heard from friends that have visited there that NZ is  cool place to live and I'd like to visit it myself. I bet it's a great place to live.

   As far as surplus envy well... A balanced budget being necessary to a healthy economy is a fallacy.  I'm not saying a balanced budget is a bad thing but Jimmy Carter went for the  whole balanced budget myth and caused our economy to tank.  

Our economy is doing extremely well. Thanks for your concern, although it is greatly misplaced.  I have never had more money and been less in debt in my adult life.  Our economy continues to grow and improve to even better heights in spite of all you budget weenies and your bleating. Sadly for you haters out there, we are doing very well.

Conclusion: Like all fiscally savvy people, I realize that the budget deficit is hardly the ogre the unwashed masses(you among them) claim it to be.  It is of little concern.  If you want to try to take a stab at the dollar you might just get my attention.  Here, let me get you started on the right track: I'm concerned that China has tied their currency to our and how it could devalue the dollar further.  There, go from there about how stable your currency is.... you might be able to score points with that.

[Steve]

Good shot

A note from the unwashed masses... my point is proven.  Thanks.

[culero]

Originally posted by Steve
A note from the unwashed masses... my point is proven.  Thanks.

Oh, my. I feel so...defeated.

Really!

culero (clue: that one sailed over your head, dood)

[Gixer]

Originally posted by Steve
Our economy is doing extremely well. Thanks for your concern, although it is greatly misplaced.  I have never had more money and been less in debt in my adult life.  

True Deficit is fine short term and within limits for the current generation e.g you. It's the next generation that has to pay for it.  How much is the interest at the moment? 20 billion a year?

Deficit is one thing but growing to a trillion is another just for the interest payments alone. Even for an economy as big as the US. Maybe not today but somewhere down the line  it's going to  need paying and it's going to  hurt.


....-Gixer

[Steve]

Deficit is one thing but growing to a trillion is another just for the interest payments alone. Even for an economy as big as the US. Maybe not today but somewhere down the line it's going to need paying and it's going to hurt.

How do you know?  Maybe economy will continue to boom and tax revenue at current  rates will take care of things.  You simply don't know.  You're an alarmist like so many others.  We are in a big deficit yet the economy  keeps on booming along.    You have no experience w/ our deficit, no evidence to support your assumption.... you   don't  know.

[straffo]

Originally posted by GreenCloud
arpgh arpgh arpgh..says the wittel bwoys from that island where they sent all the retarded criminals who got caught...

 

gixer u are a first class maroon ^

Stalin was a great guy too..Hell With your logic North korean peopel are having a party!!

and for you to compare that little country you live in....If it all burned up and fell into a dark hole...would it matter...NO..

so comparing your "budget" to the ALMIGHTY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA...................... ..hahahahhahaah...ya..

thats like comparing a ysr 50 to a 2005 Gxr 1000......ya they both have wheels...

but funny the more you type..the more ammo there is to bury you......LOLOLOLOOLO..better off..

Look how my favorite online translator  translated this :

Pluvi�se, irrit� contre la ville enti�re,
De son urne � grands flots verse un froid t�n�breux
Aux p�les habitants du voisin cimeti�re
Et la mortalit� sur les faubourgs brumeux.

Mon chat sur le carreau cherchant une liti�re
Agite sans repos son corps maigre et galeux;
L'�me d'un vieux po�te erre dans la goutti�re
Avec la triste voix d'un fant�me frileux.

Le bourdon se lamente, et la b�che enfum�e
Accompagne en fausset la pendule enrhum�e,
Cependant qu'en un jeu plein de sales parfums,

H�ritage fatal d'une vieille hydropique,
Le beau valet de c�ur et la dame de pique
Causent sinistrement de leurs amours d�funts.
 
strange no ?

[Gixer]

Originally posted by Steve
How do you know?  Maybe economy will continue to boom and tax revenue at current  rates will take care of things.  You simply don't know.  You're an alarmist like so many others.  We are in a big deficit yet the economy  keeps on booming along.    You have no experience w/ our deficit, no evidence to support your assumption.... you   don't  know.

Tax revenue can't take care of the deficit alone, especially if you continue to spend more then is made through the economy no matter how big or long the boom. I don't have a crystal ball and I can only support my opinion on what I learnt from my Economics lectures but we did use the US economy as a comparison to others so I do have a little undestanding of how it works.


...-Gixer

[TheDudeDVant]

Originally posted by straffo
Look how my favorite online translator  translated this :

Pluvi�se, irrit� contre la ville enti�re,
De son urne � grands flots verse un froid t�n�breux
Aux p�les habitants du voisin cimeti�re
Et la mortalit� sur les faubourgs brumeux.

Mon chat sur le carreau cherchant une liti�re
Agite sans repos son corps maigre et galeux;
L'�me d'un vieux po�te erre dans la goutti�re
Avec la triste voix d'un fant�me frileux.

Le bourdon se lamente, et la b�che enfum�e
Accompagne en fausset la pendule enrhum�e,
Cependant qu'en un jeu plein de sales parfums,

H�ritage fatal d'une vieille hydropique,
Le beau valet de c�ur et la dame de pique
Causent sinistrement de leurs amours d�funts.
 
strange no ?

Not really.. I still cant read it..