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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
Thank you Gabriele. I certainly would have to agree with your post.
I am just not as fearful as others of turning more over to private sector.
I think that america was happier, as you mentioned. But I believe it was
because we felt more in control of our lives and had more to look forward to.
I believe looking to the government for answers will only leave us more dissappointed and dejected.
I appreciate your insight..
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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
No I agree that we are loosing jobs to foreign competition
And I am not at all happy about it.
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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
No advances in 30 years?
You need to go take a ride to your local cancer clinic
like the mayo clinic and yell that at the top of your lungs
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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
jedim
You are uninformed
Our lower life expectancy is among the youth due to homicides,
car accidents, drug and alcohol abuse. Our life style in this
country due to obesity is also a factor.
Our aging population is largely due to improvements in medical
and pharmaceutical advancements.
fact 2 A segment of our population is getting poorer as emerging
countries are becoming more wealthy
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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
Sure As you type on your laptop, over the internet, listening to
music on your I-pod, play your electronic games,overnite mail
delivery. All the result of
free market economics. Oh and you metioned “a cancer”. If you were to
be so unlucky, your chances of survival far greater today thanks
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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
What do you mean “you can’t have growth with globalization”?
As long as you have an increasing population and businesses
allowed to inovate and produce, you can certainly have growth.
We just can’t compete because our wages are to high in a global
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pjack commented on the blog post Bye, Bye Miss American Pie: 2011
What do you mean “you can’t have growth with globalization”
As long as you have an increasing population and businesses
allowed to inovate and produce, you can certainly have growth.
We just can’t compete because our wages are to high in a global
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pjack commented on the blog post A Modest Proposal: Gold Plate Banks with Cash from Retirees
The majority of the measures included in the ARRA act of 2009,
were expansion of unemployment, increase in health care spending,(what??)education, energy and infrastructure.
While I agree most of this is necessary, This is not what
fuels an economy for the long run. The original proposal was $827 billion versus $787 which included $275 billion tax cuts, mainly to workers making under $70000 -
pjack commented on the blog post A Modest Proposal: Gold Plate Banks with Cash from Retirees
Help me out here.
how can you have more stimulas and QE, which the purpose of this is
to drive down interest rates, to incourage investment in companies, to
expand and hire and at the same time you expect a higher return from your
savings? I don’t think you can have it both ways.
