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nashville_brook Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Jul-25-11 08:36 PM
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14. Truly.
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  -Does everyone realize how well and truly fucked the 99% are? MannyGoldstein  Jul-25-11 07:34 PM   #0 
  - And until the 99% bring it to the 1% in "non-traditional" ways, it will remain that way...  villager   Jul-25-11 07:36 PM   #1 
  - + times google  roguevalley   Jul-25-11 07:44 PM   #6 
  - and it need never be forgotten that a Dem president let it happen  roguevalley   Jul-25-11 07:45 PM   #7 
  - as opposed to "Google + ?"  villager   Jul-25-11 07:51 PM   #9 
     - heh-heh ... you math wizards, you. .. ;-D  roguevalley   Jul-25-11 08:06 PM   #13 
  - Does "non-traditional" mean like Norway?  TexDevilDog   Jul-26-11 08:28 PM   #34 
  - Yes.  Starry Messenger   Jul-25-11 07:39 PM   #2 
  - Before or After the Double Dip Hits  FreakinDJ   Jul-25-11 07:41 PM   #3 
  - It's hard to use terms for it  Hydra   Jul-26-11 07:19 PM   #29 
  - No or they wouldn't be arguing with us.  mmonk   Jul-25-11 07:43 PM   #4 
  - Maybe we can bounce some ideas around in SMW..  girl gone mad   Jul-25-11 07:43 PM   #5 
  - SMW? MMT?  MannyGoldstein   Jul-25-11 07:46 PM   #8 
     - The stock market watch thread.  girl gone mad   Jul-25-11 07:55 PM   #11 
        - And MMT? nt  MannyGoldstein   Jul-25-11 08:38 PM   #15 
           - If you have time..  girl gone mad   Jul-25-11 09:25 PM   #16 
              - Points to a 117-page treatise!  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 08:27 PM   #33 
  - Like you say - the government is good at creating and maintaining jobs  truedelphi   Jul-25-11 07:52 PM   #10 
  - That's the really startling thing: having lost the mid-terms over unemployment  EFerrari   Jul-25-11 08:01 PM   #12 
  - yes, but for good reason: so those who will never stop hating him will start to like him  PurityOfEssence   Jul-25-11 09:42 PM   #18 
     - What is obvious in this line from the President's speech tonight?  sad sally   Jul-25-11 10:25 PM   #22 
     - I think he's just in on it.  FiveGoodMen   Jul-26-11 07:12 PM   #27 
  - Truly.  nashville_brook   Jul-25-11 08:36 PM   #14 
  - Controls set for the heart of the sun, the debate is speed not heading  TheKentuckian   Jul-25-11 09:41 PM   #17 
  - I agree, Manny  Stinky The Clown   Jul-25-11 09:49 PM   #19 
  - Most of us probably don't realize it.  fivepennies   Jul-25-11 09:55 PM   #20 
  - K & R!  tnlefty   Jul-25-11 10:03 PM   #21 
  - Thought about it since meeting President Aristide of Haiti, the first time he was deposed.  Octafish   Jul-25-11 10:44 PM   #23 
  - Discouraged haven't been included since 1967  pinqy   Jul-26-11 09:56 AM   #24 
  - They were tracked before Clinton, but I believe that Clinton discounted them for the first time  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 01:00 PM   #25 
     - You believe wrongly  pinqy   Jul-26-11 02:00 PM   #26 
        - So, a question: bottom line - what would today's unemployment rate be if  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 07:42 PM   #30 
  - Yes - and those are the things I think about when I watch this theatre called  TBF   Jul-26-11 07:14 PM   #28 
  - Well Manny, ready to check out Marxist solutions yet?  socialist_n_TN   Jul-26-11 07:46 PM   #31 
  - Still not evolved enough yet  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 08:26 PM   #32 
     - Because the Marxists were pushing for a system  socialist_n_TN   Jul-26-11 08:32 PM   #35 
     - And one other thing. Marxist solutions don't have to be  socialist_n_TN   Jul-26-11 08:36 PM   #36 
        - I get your drift, but  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 08:41 PM   #37 
     - not until the war. if you call that "pretty well," well, ok...  indurancevile   Jul-26-11 09:39 PM   #38 
        - FDR's first term was awesome; unemployment halved, and  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 09:45 PM   #39 
           - i think "halved" is an exaggeration.  indurancevile   Jul-26-11 11:12 PM   #40 
              - I believe that those numbers are quite different than  MannyGoldstein   Jul-26-11 11:35 PM   #41 
                 - i already did. in 1933 ue was 24.9%. in 1937 it was 14.3%. in 1938 it was 19%.  indurancevile   Jul-26-11 11:49 PM   #42 
                    - So unemployment dropped 43% in FDR's first term  MannyGoldstein   Jul-27-11 06:37 AM   #43 
  - No Silver  sweetapogee   Jul-27-11 07:43 AM   #44 
  - watch The Shock Doctrine. then watch Collapse.  piratefish08   Jul-27-11 07:52 AM   #45 
 

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