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To: tejek who wrote (320593)	1/15/2007 9:11:40 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1586035

Secondly, his claim is about public, private and corporate debt combined. Which is why I answered "Public debt does not compared to the size of the economy. Private debt? I'm not sure off hand, but "They're going into the 21st century like a poverty-stricken, Third World family, living from hand to mouth without any financial reserves whatsoever." isn't correct." Message 23133926 You replied Not true: zfacts.com So you where the person who picked data that only represented the public debt. To the extent that your link is meaningful it supports my contention. Although I admit that support only covers one area. Not all possible debt. But considering the "poverty-stricken, Third World family" claim, you would expect some data behind it. Its a rather extreme statement, and isn't supported by anything in the article or anything you posted in its defense.