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mnottertail -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/5/2011 9:59:58 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail and we do, except nobody does shit for free, there is a cost to everyone. I thought you said the fed was owned by the government. If so-- then it should not be a problem. But as the crises will show- the fed is private- thus- meaning we "owe" this fraudulent debt. With out the federal reserve- there would be no national debt what-so-ever. I see you missed basic arithmetic, accounting and several other courses, as well.

willbeurdaddy -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/5/2011 3:16:15 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl quote: No, it doesnt. If you bothered to look at your own link it very clearly says it is the PUBLIC DEBT, not the TOTAL DEBT Most economists and budget analysts use debt held by the public -- and not gross debt -- as the most meaningful measure of the government's current fiscal position. This is a point of wide agreement among analysts, across political parties. No, they dont. It strictly a political device.

willbeurdaddy -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/5/2011 3:19:57 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail and we do, except nobody does shit for free, there is a cost to everyone. I thought you said the fed was owned by the government. If so-- then it should not be a problem. But as the crises will show- the fed is private- thus- meaning we "owe" this fraudulent debt. With out the federal reserve- there would be no national debt what-so-ever. Wow. Learn something new everyday. So there was no national debt after the Civil War. Whodathunkit.

pahunkboy -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/5/2011 6:06:21 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: willbeurdaddy quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy quote: ORIGINAL: mnottertail and we do, except nobody does shit for free, there is a cost to everyone. I thought you said the fed was owned by the government. If so-- then it should not be a problem. But as the crises will show- the fed is private- thus- meaning we "owe" this fraudulent debt. With out the federal reserve- there would be no national debt what-so-ever. Wow. Learn something new everyday. So there was no national debt after the Civil War. Whodathunkit. ...yup. It has everything to do with a central bank. federal reserve notes are debt instruments- not assets. look at one and read it- it is not units of silver per the $ which is what dollar stands for... with $20 being an ounce of gold. where is my gold? I want it now.

Hippiekinkster -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/6/2011 2:42:59 AM)
And this is the result of Repub idiocy. If they cut medicaid, expect to see an outflow of population to states that care about their citizens. Texans are already, in aggregate, dumber that a box of rocks. They can't cut education any further and expect to maintain any semblance of an economy.

pahunkboy -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/6/2011 6:37:30 AM)
If the state is so wonderful, why wont people fund it?

rulemylife -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/6/2011 6:41:09 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy ...yup. It has everything to do with a central bank. federal reserve notes are debt instruments- not assets. look at one and read it- it is not units of silver per the $ which is what dollar stands for... with $20 being an ounce of gold. where is my gold? I want it now. Hoard aluminum.

Hillwilliam -> RE: Another collapsing State Government (1/6/2011 9:24:33 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: rulemylife quote: ORIGINAL: pahunkboy ...yup. It has everything to do with a central bank. federal reserve notes are debt instruments- not assets. look at one and read it- it is not units of silver per the $ which is what dollar stands for... with $20 being an ounce of gold. where is my gold? I want it now. Hoard aluminum. Starts drinking beer

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