Liberal Economics

[RIJIMMY]

not mine, I pay my bills and dont live above my means. Never took a home equity loan, pay my cc debt off every month.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by RIJIMMY

not mine, I pay my bills and dont live above my means. Never took a home equity loan, pay my cc debt off every month.

Everything you buy is made in the USA? You drive the most fuel efficient vehicle possible?

[RIJIMMY]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Everything you buy is made in the USA? You drive the most fuel efficient vehicle possible?

hmm, I missed those on the list of causes of the economic crisis? You mean no one in america makes money off foreign goods? You mean how much fuel I use (and pay for) caused the economic crash? please see my signature below.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by RIJIMMY

hmm, I missed those on the list of causes of the economic crisis? You mean no one in america makes money off foreign goods? You mean how much fuel I use (and pay for) caused the economic crash? please see my signature below.

Nope. Didn't say that at all. I said that every single one of us have contributed in some way. Many people make money on foreign goods, but I would rather purchase an American-made product than save a couple dollars purchasing a similar one from China. I would rather put my money into the pockets of Americans.

The grand point in all this is that the less we (as a whole) depend on products from overseas, the more stable of an economy we will have and in turn, the more buying power the dollar will have for essential products that cannot be produced domestically.

Usually your posts at least have some thought put into them. Lately, you're actually personifying your signature and arguing like a liberal.

[RIJIMMY]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Nope. Didn't say that at all. I said that every single one of us have contributed in some way. Many people make money on foreign goods, but I would rather purchase an American-made product than save a couple dollars purchasing a similar one from China. I would rather put my money into the pockets of Americans.

The grand point in all this is that the less we (as a whole) depend on products from overseas, the more stable of an economy we will have and in turn, the more buying power the dollar will have for essential products that cannot be produced domestically.

Usually your posts at least have some thought put into them. Lately, you're actually personifying your signature and arguing like a liberal.

thats crap, plain and simple. You said we are all to blame for the crisis and that is demonstrably untrue. Not one of the behaviors that I practice has contributed to the economic downturn. In fact, I have continued to spend and invest which has only helped the economy. Dont try and change the story - everyone is not to blame.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by RIJIMMY

thats crap, plain and simple. You said we are all to blame for the crisis and that is demonstrably untrue. Not one of the behaviors that I practice has contributed to the economic downturn. In fact, I have continued to spend and invest which has only helped the economy. Dont try and change the story - everyone is not to blame.

I think you're more to blame than most people.

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by JohnnyD

Everything you buy is made in the USA? You drive the most fuel efficient vehicle possible?

I bought a toyota made in Texas.............

Flyrod I think your a pretty funny guy.

Johnny D, no one here new you graduated from Wharton. Wow.

Your reply is almost a little Al Franken like.

[JohnnyD]

Originally Posted by Swimmer

I bought a toyota made in Texas.............

Flyrod I think your a pretty funny guy.

Johnny D, no one here new you graduated from Wharton. Wow.

Your reply is almost a little Al Franken like.

I didn't know you had to graduate from a business school in order to have an opinion. I guess that means any of your posts that aren't about driving around handing out speeding tickets shouldn't be taken seriously either?