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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (133354)	4/26/2017 11:33:40 AM
From: THE ANT	Respond to of 219570

When I say deflation I am talking only a temporary short-term period prior to massive deficit spending. The public would never allow a repeat of 1929 and that shouldn't be allowed to happen anyways. Now if Trump is allowed to cut taxes or ramp up spending and or the feds stop raising rates then you're correct we may never see deflation for even a short period . I still feel that looking at the current situation as a deflationary environment is correct. it's like in Medicine ,especially psychiatry,a good diagnosis tells a lot about a patient and allows the appropriate retrieval of memories and facts that you will need

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (133354)	5/15/2017 2:44:05 AM
From: Elroy Jetson	Respond to of 219570

Maurice - I wonder if you watched "The Victorian Slum" historical reenactment / reality series on BBC2? It's currently being shown in America renamed "Victorian Slum House". - pbs.org Although working long hours, political leaders in the Victorian era said these conditions were bad because these slum dwellers were bone-idle, like due to the wrong shaped head or wrong race, like Irish dogs. People who could not pay to sleep in a room could pay far less to sleep on the clothesline in the "Twopenny Hangover" also known as the "Doss House". For one penny you could get your meal and sit, but you were not allowed to fall asleep for that price. For double the price you could sleep in "Fourpenny Coffin" beds.