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    36 KB Special Bulletin Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:20 No.15117549  
    We interupt /a/ to bring you the collapse of the US economy.

    http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122270285663785991.html?mod=special_page_campaign2008_mostpop
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:21 No.15117565
    Sucks to be me.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:22 No.15117592
    I have to do a large report on this. At least i have a lot of information to use now since i chose to do it day 2 of the crash.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:22 No.15117593
    stool cory bro
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:24 No.15117637
    inb4 eurofag circlejerk begins.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:25 No.15117658
    We are so goddamned fucked.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:26 No.15117674
    Why are you bitching? At least your taxes won't go up. Although soon your country won't exist so there will be no taxes to pay anyway.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:26 No.15117691
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    Suddenly this seems alot more likely.

    Get your supplies ready, the 2nd American Civil war is going to start in less than 2 moths now.

    FUCKING DEMOCRATS!!!!!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:26 No.15117693
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    RON PAUL WAS RIGHT
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:28 No.15117719
    Shit was SO cash XD
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:28 No.15117722
    ITT: We wildly exaggerate.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:28 No.15117735
    Thanks America... Thanks for nothing.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:28 No.15117736
    >>15117719
    No it's wasn't. AND THAT'S THE FUCKING PROBLEM!!!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:28 No.15117737
    HERE COMES THE AMERO!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:30 No.15117773
    ...

    ...

    ...Does that mean /ñ/ is now oficially better?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:30 No.15117774
    BUTTHURT MONEYFAGS
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:31 No.15117778
    Due to the coming crisis, 4chan will need to downscale. From now on only GIF images smaller than 16kb will be allowed and at most 50 page views per day.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:31 No.15117782
    Ha ha. It's rejected, huh?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:31 No.15117785
    The House of Representatives: fucking things up since 1787.

    I'm happy to let these thieves enjoy their bankruptcy, and I'd be willing to let them if they weren't so embedded in the economy that their destruction would severely cripple other industries. Disappointed in both parties for being faggots about this. srsly
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:32 No.15117801
    EUROFAG REPORTING IN.

    So, hows your stock market going these days?
    Got my popcorn right here, waiting for the first window-jumping CEOs.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:32 No.15117803
    YOU GUYS IT'S A CONSPIRACY THE NEW WORLD ORDER IS UPON US
    >> Anonymous of Colombia !pkzejWGkfw 09/29/08(Mon)17:32 No.15117816
    >>15117773
    No.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:32 No.15117819
    Now that the Democrats have defeated this bill and put the country into a downward spiral which we will never escape from, They'll Blame Bush (and McCain) for this mess.

    I'm telling you people here and now, if Obama wins the election then America will end up with it's worst economy in it's history. Even worse than the Great Depresstion.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:33 No.15117821
    Eh, I know people on the inside.

    Shit's been predicted for months upon months now.

    They also know it's going to be back up and running in no time.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:33 No.15117831
    dude, the banks are so incredibly porked
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:33 No.15117832
    >>15117803
    I approve of this.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:33 No.15117846
    /a/ - Economics
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:33 No.15117850
    >>15117821
    >Eh, I know people on the inside.
    Not anymore you don't
    >> Anonymous of College Park,MD 09/29/08(Mon)17:34 No.15117860
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    The neoliberals have made their bed and attempted to make Joe Sixpack sleep in it for them.

    They're going have to sleep in it without him.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:34 No.15117861
    >>15117819

    Aren't you a fucking shittard, it was both Republicans and democrats who turned this down
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:34 No.15117864
    The bill failed because it gave ridiculously huge amounts of power to a single man, who is pretty much a cock sucker. If the bill had passed he would have had tons of power and none of his actions would be subject to review or oversight.

    It's a good thing this bill failed. They can write a new one now that doesn't hand over your future to a single man.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:34 No.15117866
    >>15117801
    Better than your's still.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:35 No.15117885
    sage for not code geass
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:35 No.15117895
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    This doesn't look good.

    Dow is down 777 points right now.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:36 No.15117923
    We're incredibly fucked either way. I hate how all these on the street interviews people are just like WE SHOULD LET THOSE JEWBANKERS GO BANKRUPT.

    I full support that; the richfags were fucking retards engaging in so much dubious or downright illegal shit for so many years, and arguing for deregulation over the course of decades because LOL WALL STREET SHOULD BE FREE. But letting them go bust is like dropping a boulder into a swimming pool. It splashes everywhere. If this were China there would already be executions for corruption and incompetence.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:36 No.15117924
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    You just don't understand the basics of economics, promise me apples and honey and I will save your economy.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:36 No.15117927
    >>15117861
    It's was the Republicans who MADE the bill in the 1st place.

    Seriously folks if this bill had passed then this 700+ stockmarket crop wouldn't have happend.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:36 No.15117929
    >>15117801
    I hear Zurich's gonna be grand.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:37 No.15117940
    >>15117861
    Don't bother. Neo-cons will blame democrats regardless.

    It's not like they don't want a bailout bill, just not one so half-assed.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:37 No.15117946
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    Just as planned.
    Russiafag reporting in!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:38 No.15117973
    >>15117637
    No, we're fucked too.

    If it was something like Uzbekistan going under we'd be fine, but America fucking itself up affects EVERYONE in quite a large and direct way.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:38 No.15117976
    ADV licenses Clannad and the day after the Stock market crashes.

    Coninsidance!? I THINK NOT!!!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:38 No.15117977
    >>15117693
    Of course he was.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:38 No.15117988
    >>15117819
    This. It's happening already with Pelosi delivering a speech about how Bush is responsible for this before the vote on the bill. Rage, it was the banks that started this and Bush had nothing to do with it. I'm not even a Bushie and I'm willing to defend him on this.

    And yeah, Obama's naivete annoys me. Trying to fix the world by "changing hearts and minds" makes me lol. He's basically Relena Peacecraft.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:38 No.15117995
    STRIKE WITCHES RISES IN VALUE

    CRACKPOT LELOUCH THEORIES UP, OR MAYBE DOWN.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:38 No.15117998
    Get this shit out of my /a/.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:40 No.15118036
    And before we blame the Democrats...
    >>"More than two-thirds of Republicans and 40 percent of Democrats opposed the bill. In all, 95 Republicans joined 140 Democrats in voting "yes," while 133 Republicans and 65 Democrats voted "no.""
    >>15117861
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:40 No.15118047
    This is all the Hadron Collider's fault.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:41 No.15118053
    >>15118036
    Mis-pasted source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/financial_meltdown
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:41 No.15118059
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    Oil is cheap right now, that's good, $96 a barrel.
    >> Mr. Bubbles !!DLJ3bQ7yunJ 09/29/08(Mon)17:41 No.15118065
    We had the largest single-day drop in the stock market since 1987. We can collapse faster than this, so step it up.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:42 No.15118090
    ITT: People pretend that one side of the screwed up US political system is somehow better than the other, despite recent decades proving otherwise.

    Also ITT: Shifting the blame.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:42 No.15118093
    >>15117988
    You can't say Bush isn't partly responsible for this with all the tax breaks and deregulation. That's a recipe for corruption, really.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:42 No.15118095
    /a/ - News & Current Events
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:43 No.15118106
    I lurk on /k/ so I am all set, but what are you guys going to do when the internet goes down for good?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:43 No.15118120
    FEDERAL RESERVE DID 9/29
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:44 No.15118126
    The bailout wouldn't have helped.... (...anybody who isn't a foreign bank! Ha ha, eurofags, suck it!)
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:44 No.15118144
    >>15118106
    Don't worry, I keep a backup internet in my bomb shelter.
    >> Alejandro Corner, the serene clown !!nRH+NLx0EMy 09/29/08(Mon)17:45 No.15118165
    Well isn't that interesting.

    It'll be interesting watching shit hit the fan.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:45 No.15118167
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    >>15118095

    It's good, just as long as you have pics about something related to /a/.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:46 No.15118194
    >>15117988
    Pelosi can call Bush a big, fat pussy. Doesn't mean they throw a temper tantrum over it at the cost of the country. I'm surprise they would back up Bush after shunning him for McCain.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:47 No.15118210
    >>15118093
    Oh, I'm definitely not saying he didn't help it along. This is a failure on everyone's part and everyone -- both parties, creditors and debtors -- needs to stop pointing fingers, take responsibility and fix the problem.

    Like that will ever happen.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:47 No.15118231
    >>15118059
    Except it's not really good, because gas prices are likely to go up anyway thanks to the overall market bullshit. In this kind of situation, all essentials (food, gas, etc) go up in price.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:49 No.15118262
    >>15118210
    The libertarian side of the GOP has really come out recently. My guess would be that it's more an issue of not wanting to spend the money and incur further debt that made the hesitate. Kinda stupid at this point; if the economy tanks, the national debt is going to be the least of our worries.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:49 No.15118265
    Didn't the market collapse some months ago ?
    I just don't get it anymore...
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:49 No.15118275
    Sad part is, I knew this would happen some day, because seriously, how does anyone think that banks could keep loaning money to people who didn't qualify for the houses they were trying to buy, assuming that housing prices could never decrease, and it wouldn't eventually collapse?

    Add in a war that's never going to end and years upon years of wasteful government spending no matter who is in office, and lookie there.

    I need to go claim a few acres of land somewhere and grow apples.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:50 No.15118301
    FUCKING DEMOCRAT SCUM

    NO U REPUBLICAN BITCHES

    FUCK CONGRESS YOU LOUSY SONUVABITCHES
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:51 No.15118318
    >>15118301
    The situation explained simply and quickly.

    +50 points
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:52 No.15118337
    >>15118301
    Every single member of Congress are a bunch of pussy faggots who are too scared, too lazy, and too indecisive for pieces of inferior filth.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:53 No.15118377
    This makes things really confusing. The ones that opposed the bailout 2/1 were Republicans, Bush Supported the bailout. Democrats supported the bailout, but obama wants to tax the wealthiest precentile instead of giving them tax breaks like Mc Cain
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:53 No.15118385
    >>15118301
    FUCK YEAH, COMMUNISM
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:55 No.15118428
    >>15118377
    That's because Obama and McCain are both more of the same. They were never change. Their parties are both more of the same.

    FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFf
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:56 No.15118461
    >>15118428
    Hence why when I heard McCain was the Repub nom, I knew we were doomed.

    Ron Paul come back!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:56 No.15118474
    This has nothing to do with /a/
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:57 No.15118489
    So I heard this is an Animu & Mango board.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:57 No.15118490
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    >>15117988
    Without dat ass.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:58 No.15118521
    >>15118474
    fuck off, this is better than the hundred code geass threads on /a/
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:58 No.15118535
    >>15118377
    Bush wants nationalization just as much as Democrats do, most Republicans don't want that.

    As for taxes, taxing people more because they make more money is absurd. Taxation, when it exists, should be a flat tax only, and the government should learn to operate with what they get.

    Ha, I'll get my fantasy goggles.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)17:59 No.15118565
    >>15118474
    yes it does, americans need money to pay for their internet and computers to be on /a/ and torrent anime, if we were taxed >$900000000000 we would have a harder time paying for this stuff
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:01 No.15118595
    gg
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:01 No.15118598
    >>15118535
    They can't operate with what they get. That's just a dream. The US can't be a power with that. That's why 70 percent of the taxes paid to the feds come from the richest 5-10 percent of the population.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:02 No.15118619
    LHC OR ECONOMY DOWNHILL, WHICH WILL BRING THE HUMANITY DOWN?

    HEAVEN OR HELL!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:04 No.15118666
    >>15118619
    I have no idea what you just said.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:06 No.15118708
    >>15118265
    The real collapse happened decades ago, and bailing out lame-duck financial businesses shouldn't take precedent over lending to or subsidizing real businesses.
    1. Wait for stocks to start to bottom out, then buy into some company that isn't going to go out of business.
    2. ??? (life goes on, we make it work, major financial re-organization / whatever needs to happen at the top)
    3. Profit.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:06 No.15118721
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    絶望した!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:07 No.15118723
    >>15118598
    Doesn't make it right, though. And it's not just about the top few percentages. I know a few people who have lost their homes because they made too much money and slid into a higher tax bracket. Maybe they didn't budget right, but suddenly having to pay much higher taxes didn't help.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:07 No.15118733
    i don't think this will affect so much, so a bank or two broke, it's not that big deal

    everything will be fine by tomorrow
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:08 No.15118763
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    >>15117549
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:09 No.15118777
    >>15118619
    So, which one's heaven?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:09 No.15118779
    >>15118723
    taxes do not work that way
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:10 No.15118791
    >>15118733
    Heh, one could only hope, but I think that kind of thinking is what got us into this to begin with.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:10 No.15118795
    >>15118093
    actually it was regulation that caused the mess....
    >> Seani3 09/29/08(Mon)18:10 No.15118804
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    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:11 No.15118825
    >>15118779
    Umm, yes they do.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:11 No.15118831
    >>15118535
    you rich nigger, tax should increase proportionally with richness. The one percent getting billions of dollars shouldn't be getting money that they don't fucking spend or need while tens of thousands go hungry on the streets, even more lose their homes and slink further into poverty because they had to hold onto there jewgolds
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:11 No.15118833
    >>15118795
    more like lack of.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:11 No.15118836
    >>15118723
    Progressive tax brackets do not work that way. Look it up.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:11 No.15118838
    DERP DERP this is what charitable donations are for. You panic at the end of the year, then dump some funds into the Red Cross until you're into an affordable bracket. Everybody wins.

    Also, they fucked up their spending, it's their fault. America's average savings rate is -1% because we are dumbasses.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:11 No.15118848
    >>15118723
    Yeah right, they blew their paychecks on coke and then couldn't pay their taxes.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:12 No.15118874
    >>15118795
    over 3/4 of the sub-prime loans were from unregulated businesses.

    Where they went from there was securities trading in a generally unregulated (and possibly illegal) manner.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:13 No.15118902
    >>15118825
    You have to be fucking retarded to lose a home because you moved to a higher tax bracket. It does not lower your income.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:14 No.15118906
    >>15118723
    This is why we should have no income tax and significantly higher sales tax and luxury taxes.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:15 No.15118921
    >>15118906
    That would be a regressive tax, and regressive taxes work even less than progressive taxes.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:17 No.15118993
    Ausifag here, breaking away from England doesn't sound like a good idea now does it?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:17 No.15118996
    >>15118921
    It's a regressive tax that works like a progressive tax, since the wealthy have higher expenditures and buy more shit that they don't need. If you don't tax food and certain essentials, it works out quite nicely imo.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:18 No.15119014
    >>15118848
    LOL, while I don't think they wasted on coke, but they did spend more than they buy to keep up their lifestyle. Same can go to the middle class bracket as well.

    >>15118838
    This. Nobody really fucking saves anymore.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:18 No.15119031
    >>15118902
    It does if you get a minor raise that bumps you over into a higher bracket.

    Anybody notice those loans where they look normal for a few years and then BOOM $5000+ monthly payments? We were going to buy a new house 3 years ago... read the fine print and laughed at the realitor all the way out the door.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:19 No.15119040
    >>15118996
    It would have to be high enough to account for the huge amount of money that rich people *don't* spend.

    That would probably be in the 75-100% tax range.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:20 No.15119065
    >>15119014
    The US Economy is BASED on consumer spending. People don't spend money, the economy becomes worse.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:21 No.15119082
    >>15118831
    I wish I was rich. Then I wouldn't need to even think about any of this as I sit on my private island and laugh at everyone.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:21 No.15119101
    tl;dr

    Will this affect my animu/internet?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:22 No.15119108
    Hooray, fuck the bailout! About time something good happened.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:22 No.15119112
    >>15119065
    Which really doesn't help when teens are getting severed from their crappy part time jobs due to illegal immigrants. removes a lot of disposable income from the economy.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:22 No.15119118
    >>15119031
    "Teaser rate" I saw those, they're written to sound like a "variable rate" mortgage, but instead of the rates going up if the fed interest rate goes up it's written to go 2-3% for the first few years then go into 10-15% automatically.

    The one I saw had that hidden in a paragraph on the 3rd page. In 8pt font no less. Crap like that should be illegal.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:22 No.15119123
    >>15119101
    yes
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:23 No.15119126
    >>15119082
    If you were rich you would be affected by this more.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:23 No.15119127
    >>15119031
    Oh wow, didn't fall for the balloon payments or variable rates, eh? +75 points.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:23 No.15119138
    >>15119065
    Bubble economy. We have it because of credit availability. You're watching the bubble burst (or at least come really close to it). This difficulty in getting credit is just returning the US to a normal rate of growth.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:23 No.15119142
    >>15119112
    Fucking illegals sending money back to south of the border... SPEND THE GODDAMN MONEY HERE!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:23 No.15119143
    >>15119108

    You're an idiot who doesn't understand what capitalism is or how it works.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:23 No.15119145
    Stunned traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, their faces tense and mouths agape, watched on TV screens as the House voted down in midafternoon the administration's $700 billion plan to buy up distressed mortgage securities. Activity on the floor became frenetic as the "sell" orders blew in.

    ROTFL
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:24 No.15119152
    >>15119126
    Not if I had my own private island.
    >> 4875 09/29/08(Mon)18:24 No.15119157
    >>15119031
    The only significant tax increase in the US system is from the $8k-32.5k bracket to the 32.55k-78.8k bracket.

    Which increases your tax burden by 10%.

    Which looks like it nearly doubles the amount of tax you pay.

    Middle class people get the shaft, that 10% jump should be when you go from a high bracket to an even higher bracket.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:24 No.15119172
    >>15119123

    God-fucking-damn it. All I ask in life if a few porno cartoons and internet message boards, and some douche bags in suits have to go fuck it up. GG, guys, GG.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:25 No.15119180
    >>15119138
    No, not bubble economy. The US is Consumer Spending based. BUT MORONS DON'T NEED TO SPEND WITH CREDIT CARDS AND NOT PAY THEM, THOSE FUCKING AMERIKKKAN MORONS. USE ONLY THE MONEY YOU HAVE, YOU MORONS!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:25 No.15119188
    the real problem is all the hidden taxes, employeers paying money to the govt plus health care costs that govt interference has ruined
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:25 No.15119190
    >>15119142
    But Abuela needs food ;_;
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:25 No.15119198
    >>15119118
    Ours was buried way in their like that too. The Realtor did not want to explain what it was to us out of fear.

    "Hey... wtf is this?"
    "That's... please ignore that... It's nothing... just sign it."
    "lol no $5000 monthly payments for me kthxbye"
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:27 No.15119221
    >>15119145
    RESPONSIBLE FOR OUR OWN ACTIONS?! NOOOOOOO
    >> Anonymous of Alabama !.p44NyTsCo 09/29/08(Mon)18:27 No.15119224
    People who believe the economy will never run into problems should never, ever invest money in it.

    People who think that government intervention will either: a) resolve a problem with the economy, b) actually come into effect in time to have any negligible effect, or c) cause more good than bad to occur as a result of acting, should

    fucking kill themselves.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:27 No.15119225
    >>15119190
    Well, we're gonna need food now, eh? How's that?
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:28 No.15119257
    >>15119190
    70% of the currency in mexico is US currency. Seriously, Mexico, learn to stand on your own feet. Let Walmart open some more stores there and get normal.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:29 No.15119284
    >Now that the Democrats have defeated this bill and put the country into a downward spiral

    0/10, injecting 800 billion into the economy is doing nothing but screwing the middle class.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:29 No.15119290
    >>15119224
    Gov't intervention worked with the S&L crisis of the late 80s. Government doesn't need to intervene everytime. It just has to intervene at critical times.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:29 No.15119302
    >>15119180
    Viva la Credit Bubble!
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:30 No.15119318
    GODDAMN YOU FAGGOTS
    SAGE
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:30 No.15119327
    >>15119290
    I see we didn't learn anything from the 80s, though.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:30 No.15119331
    >Government doesn't need to intervene everytime. It just has to intervene at critical times.
    this
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:30 No.15119341
    My senior Economics class has to do a term paper on this.
    >> Anonymous of College Park,MD 09/29/08(Mon)18:31 No.15119345
    >>15119284
    0/10, injecting 800 billion into the economy is doing nothing but screwing the working class.

    Fixed
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:31 No.15119352
    >>15119188
    healthcare prices aren't high because of government regulation. Blame the insurance industry for super-high health costs. Insurance companies pay a flat-rate per operation (varies by operation, of course) no matter how much it costs in reality. While hospitals can negotiate with the insurance companies to get a higher payment, they need to show that the costs are significantly higher than the payout. How do they do this? By jacking up the prices they charge to uninsured people (and insured people, but they don't actually get that much money).

    Medicare is another reason why costs are high, but I'd say that Insurance is the largest source of inflation in the healthcare market next to malpractice litigation.
    >> Anonymous of Alabama !.p44NyTsCo 09/29/08(Mon)18:32 No.15119375
    >>15119290
    In the late 80s, we had Reagan.

    Now, we have Nancy "The Sky is Falling and It's Bush's Fault BAAAAWWWW" Pelosi and the Congressional Clown Crew.

    That $700 billion dollar figure they want to run through so quickly? They fucking made it up. They don't even have any idea how much money is really needed or even how it should be used.

    Last I heard, confidence in Congress was running in single digits. Pretty good reason why.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:32 No.15119378
    /a/ - Bloomberg
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:32 No.15119382
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    Ironically, this whole economic crash is happening the day before a Jewish holiday.

    Just according to keikaku
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:32 No.15119392
    >>15119180
    god yes. My credit card has a good size limit... I don't ever come remotely close to it. However, many of my neighbors are in more debt than they know they can pay off in their CHILDREN'S lifetime.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:32 No.15119405
    Dysfunctional systems and principlesare bound to fail...sit back and watch the ultimate failure of what never ever could've been successful from the beginning.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:32 No.15119414
    >>15119331

    Government intervention doesn't do anything you uneducated bumpkin.

    Government regulations, however, can. It's too late now though.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:33 No.15119427
    >>15119382
    it also happened the day after ADV licensed Clannad.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:33 No.15119444
    >>15119375
    an extremely slim margin of majority and bitter partisanship?

    It's hard to do anything when the other side won't vote for anything you present for your own agendas and it only takes a few defectors from your own party to make a bill fail.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:34 No.15119452
    Democrats: Yea:141 Nay: 94
    Republicans: Yea:66 Nay:132
    Total: Yea:207 Nay:226

    Hai guise
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:34 No.15119454
    >>15119352
    >Medicare is another reason why costs are high, but I'd say that Insurance is the largest source of inflation in the healthcare market next to malpractice litigation.

    Medicare is definitely a bigger reason, since people over 65 are significantly more likely to need medical care than people under that age. The Medicare system was established and prices for medical care started skyrocketing. Either way, Social Security and insurance companies need to suffer the same kind of collapse that the bankers are right now. Shit would be so cash.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:35 No.15119473
    >>15119341
    And now you have something to go on. Use 4chan as a reference with pride.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:35 No.15119478
    >>15119375
    Remember when Pelosi said in 2006 that if we voted in democrats everything would be sunshine and lollipops, and that gas would be about 2$ a gallon?
    Yeah... I sure do.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:35 No.15119492
    WE'LL BE FINE!!

    It's just these damn zillionaires who thought they can foot us poor people the bill.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:36 No.15119505
    Please don't immigrate to Canada. Our economy can't handle you guys and our politics are so fucking slow.
    >> Anonymous 09/29/08(Mon)18:36 No.15119509
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    DRRRRR HEY GUYS LET'S PUBLICIZE JUST HOW
    America you done this to yourself.

    BAD THE STOCK MARKET IS FALLING! THAT'LL GET PEOPLE TO SELL SO THEY WON'T LOSE ANY MONEY!

    GEE WE SURE AS GENIUSES!


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