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Originally Posted by Guest
WE ALLOWED THIS. WE CREATED THIS.
I grew up POOR. UNFAIR? My parents were married, they led us by example. If, I got in trouble my mother would scream and my father would quickly end all discussion with his belt.
It was amusing in the late 1960's. My dad had worked his butt off and we were suddenly in an all white nuevo rich community with the kids WHO KNEW NOTHING screaming for rights for people they had never lived with. My white liberal teacher was shocked at my suggestion for a class trip to my old neighborhood. A city housing project on the wrong side of the Harlem river,
TO ALL THE LIBERALS hiding here in the VILLAGES anyone want a tour of my old neighborhood? Truth, I was there about 18 years ago AND IT IS WORSE THAN I REMEMBER.
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WHY? Why would a group WANT that which will ultimately destroy them...encouraged? Do they think it'll be FUN when Hispanics are the overwhelming majority?
Not surprising...they keep refusing MY offers to visit MLK Blvd some Saturday at midnight. WHY do they promote those that destroy EVERYWHERE they proliferate?
And hide out they do. Good enough for ME but NOT for YOU. This place is a paradise BECAUSE it is Norman Rockwell's "white America"...there are NO minorities. The more minorities...the worse a place gets...ALWAYS. Why do they fight for that which will destroy us?
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Originally Posted by Guest
Class is based on wealth. Your wealth is based on, compared to others. Thus, no matter what OUR GOVERNMENT attempts to do some will always have less some will have more.
It is proposed that we raise the minimum wage. In the real world-not to be confused with OBAMALAND, if, you raise the minimum wage, those people earning more than the minimum wage will want and will deserve more than minimum. THE RESULT MUST BE THAT PRICES WILL GO UP
AND IT IS THEFT FROM PEOPLE WHO HAVE SAVED. IT IS ALSO A GIFT TO DEBTORS OF WHICH OUR GOVERNMENT IS ONE OF THE LARGEST. Simple explanation of why the Fed desperately needs to fuel inflation.
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Inflation...many overlook it. The dollar has lost 98% of it's value since inception of the Fed in the 1910s. At the same time, the national debt has increased to $20 trillion. Something costing $100 in 1930s money would cost you $1,400 in 2017 dollars. Using inflation, they pay off current debts with future worthless money. There ARE 100 year bonds...if inflation made the 2017 money 14X less valuable it also made it easy to pay back the interest. At 3% your interest payment may be $3 for 100 years. But in 100 years, the money will be worth 15X less. That means that $3 in interest only costs you the equivalent of .21 cents. So paying back that loan is meaningless to your budget.
"$100.00 in 1917 had the same buying power as $2,081.31 in 2017
Annual inflation over this period was about 3.08%"
Calculate the value of $100 in 1930