It's Happening.

[Smitty-48]

Tell you what, if you don't have the supreme confidence in yourself to be able figure out a gun by reading the manual, then you're never going to have the supreme confidence in yourself to win a gunfight anyways, so just save yourself the trouble.

You can take all the tacticool courses you want, but if you don't pass Hell Week, you'll never be a Navy SEAL, the resolve to fight and win the day is all that matters.

It's like owning a car with 545 horses under the hood, do you know how I learned to drive a car 200 mph?

I just put my foot down and did it. Boom, just like dat.

[C-Mag]

Two vastly different points of view on the economy.
17:40 - Economic advisor for Obama
26:15 - Founder of Home Depot

[SuburbanFarmer]

Who's ready for bailouts? We love bailouts. Bailouts are great.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/washi ... 2018-02-13

The U.S. Treasury expects to pay $5.1 billion to prop up Fannie Mae FNMA, -6.45% and Freddie Mac FMCC, -7.02% in the coming year, according to budget documents released Monday.

[Martin Hash]

Who's ready for bailouts? We love bailouts. Bailouts are great.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/washi ... 2018-02-13

The U.S. Treasury expects to pay $5.1 billion to prop up Fannie Mae FNMA, -6.45% and Freddie Mac FMCC, -7.02% in the coming year, according to budget documents released Monday.

Actually, Bailouts are great to delay The Collapse. I've already explained why creating money has no downside as long as there's more production than consumption. HOWEVER, bailouts are mostly bailing out The Rich, while everyone else treads water or loses ground. The wealth gap widens.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Who's ready for bailouts? We love bailouts. Bailouts are great.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/washi ... 2018-02-13

The U.S. Treasury expects to pay $5.1 billion to prop up Fannie Mae FNMA, -6.45% and Freddie Mac FMCC, -7.02% in the coming year, according to budget documents released Monday.

Actually, Bailouts are great to delay The Collapse. I've already explained why creating money has no downside as long as there's more production than consumption. HOWEVER, bailouts are mostly bailing out The Rich, while everyone else treads water or loses ground. The wealth gap widens.

The US hasn't matched production to consumption in many decades. Why do you keep saying that?

[K@th]

. The wealth gap widens.

Have we surpassed the pre-depression wealth gap levels, yet? As I understand it, even the 1%ers are starting to lag behind the .1%ers.

[Martin Hash]

Who's ready for bailouts? We love bailouts. Bailouts are great.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/washi ... 2018-02-13

Actually, Bailouts are great to delay The Collapse. I've already explained why creating money has no downside as long as there's more production than consumption. HOWEVER, bailouts are mostly bailing out The Rich, while everyone else treads water or loses ground. The wealth gap widens.

The US hasn't matched production to consumption in many decades. Why do you keep saying that?

The World has supplied the production. I admit, it's on a dangerous cliff edge.

[DBTrek]

For the record, about 50% of 1%ers are people who sold homes that year. So when folks are all fired up to “eat the rich”, they really want to eat grandma for putting 30 years of hard investment into her home.
Heroes.

[Martin Hash]

For the record, about 50% of 1%ers are people who sold homes that year. So when folks are all fired up to “eat the rich”, they really want to eat grandma for putting 30 years of hard investment into her home.
Heroes.

The definitions are getting confussed.
1% income.
1% worldwide.
1% wealth.

Let's say this discussion is 1% wealth in the U.S.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I don't think anyone is checking tax return data, to find the 1% for the pogroms. It's about wealth.