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To: philv who wrote (75287)	6/18/2011 2:18:44 AM
From: elmatador	1 Recommendation Respond to of 218023

MQ is mute Philv.

To: philv who wrote (75287)	6/18/2011 8:18:39 AM
From: Maurice Winn	1 Recommendation Respond to of 218023

Yes, and in that case you can double the GDP per capita as those not earning don't count: < I think realistically, since it has been proven that you cannot get blood out of a stone, you can likely double your debt charge figure per person per year. And that is at today's incredibly low interest rates. > So it doesn't matter really. It's the averages that count. I have had more debt than that myself [once upon a time] and it was no biggie. Paid off in a couple of years. The point is that the debt is not wildly beyond manageable, though the trends are bad to terrible. If people start rioting, cutting production and GDP as in Egypt, then things could turn very bad very fast. Keeping perspective, or, as Alfred E Neuman would say, "What? Me Worry?" Mqurice