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I wouldn't say that. I watched a pbs on the us bombing of our west virginia coal miners in the 30-40s over miner strikes. It was kind of like deja vo or agent orange dropped over our guys. I think you can find more if you look. Its like we just keep going through the motions trying to get it right in the next life b...more
It does not encouragt debt but you would not have a fluid market with out financing which facilitates trade and jobs. As for the further extention of purchase,ie. rental property> cash flow feeds this beast and why would I want to rebuild every piece of sht after eveery tennant trashes them If it didn't pay ? Not for ...more
I did't check the math but the deduction doesn't make the realestate decision and you did't really consider it. But here is a counter thought, how many people do you know that refied the house and took the extra cash saved and bought a boat and later went under? I know a lot of those people, called compulsive spend...more
Investment in human capital would go a long way but I don't see the plea for corporate investment going anywhere. The corporate perspective is how much can we suck out of the next guy. I am self employed but my wife works for a healthcare org. and they cut bennefits, restructured pay arrangements and hired in additio...more
3/22/2012
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