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To: combjelly who wrote (871531)	7/9/2015 5:04:27 PM
From: Sdgla	1 Recommendation Recommended By FJB Respond to of 1574412

Yet no one can come up with an example of it ever happening. Even once. It's happening here in the U.S. Do you live in Cave jelly ? News flash... 50% of the population pays zero federal tax. Guess what % pays 80% of that ? Who do you think pays all those subsidies for the Obama care users ? Hint... It's OTHER PEOPLES MONEY ! My money is you can't even figure out the interest rate question... Taxation is beyond you. The Greeks have been supported by the German economy. Just a heads up jelly... That's an example of running out of other people's money. Another is Stockton, CA... Detroit, MI. Who pays all those lavish retirement bennies ? Why were those people in Detroit compelled to vote for Obama ? Hell... It's on YouTube. They wanted a bailout and they knew he'd give it to them. Plenty of others... Just don't want clutter your delusions with facts. I know your preference is to push the discussion to ice melting and forming because you know squat about economics.

To: combjelly who wrote (871531)	7/9/2015 7:11:10 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	1 Recommendation Recommended By TopCat Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1574412

CJ, When do you project the 'inevitable' will happen? LOL, if I knew, I'd sell just before that time and let you guys know. All I can say is that right here, right now, the Fed is still keeping interest rates pretty much at zero. That's fueling a bubble that everyone is afraid of bursting, including the Fed ironically because they are the ones who should prevent it in the first place. This seems to be the trend across all of the developed world. Japan wants to devalue their currency, China is already doing it, Greece will do it once they leave the Euro, any other place I missed? Nothing like ever-increasing socialism imposing the stealth tax of inflation. Cause you know, inflation is supposedly gone now, so why not? Tenchusatsu