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Guest
07-08-2011, 10:35 AM
Whoo Hoooo...... about sums it up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=3JDT5vBQQr8&vq=medium

and only 9.2% too.

Guest
07-08-2011, 11:12 AM
Whoo Hoooo...... about sums it up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=3JDT5vBQQr8&vq=medium

and only 9.2% too.

the economy lost over 600k jobs.

Guest
07-08-2011, 11:29 AM
That is quite a feat. First month, and down ever since. LOL

Pretty pathetic for your first shot.

NINE (9) POINT(.) TWO (2) PERCENT (%)

And that's the Obama "Recovery"!

Guest
07-08-2011, 11:53 AM
Actor: Just out of curiosity, what timeframe are you quoting that 600K job loss number from?

Are we forgetting that, for the last 3 months before the stimulus package was signed (meaning the last 3 months of the Bush presidency) we were losing an average of 750,000 jobs PER MONTH?

A 0.1% 'jump' in unemployment is statistically insignificant. After all, it dropped just before that.

It would appear that we're "treading water" with only something in the 3%+ range of GDP growth (based on what I'm reading today) versus needing a 5.0%+ growth number to REALLY get the unemployment rate down.

But I can't stop thinking about how the Great Recession is *OVER* for executives.

Guest
07-08-2011, 12:19 PM
Actor: Just out of curiosity, what timeframe are you quoting that 600K job loss number from?

Are we forgetting that, for the last 3 months before the stimulus package was signed (meaning the last 3 months of the Bush presidency) we were losing an average of 750,000 jobs PER MONTH?

A 0.1% 'jump' in unemployment is statistically insignificant. After all, it dropped just before that.

It would appear that we're "treading water" with only something in the 3%+ range of GDP growth (based on what I'm reading today) versus needing a 5.0%+ growth number to REALLY get the unemployment rate down.

But I can't stop thinking about how the Great Recession is *OVER* for executives.

600k jobs in January 2009. Obama took office on 1/20/09. Obviously people are unhappy about today's jobs number, justifiably so. My only point is that Bush put this country in such a big hole that it's going to take a lot longer than anyone imagined to right the ship. Blaming Obama for all our ills is crazy, but that's what you get on this forum.

Guest
07-08-2011, 01:16 PM
It seems to me that BlueHeronFan and so many of the other uber-conservatives are very unpatriotic people. I would hesitate to even call them loyal Americans. BlueHeronFan actually seems glad the unemployment rate has gone higher so he can crow about President Obama failing. How can a person have so much venom and hate about the President that was duly elected by a majority of real Americans that he wishes failure on his country?

Guest
07-08-2011, 01:28 PM
It seems to me that BlueHeronFan and so many of the other uber-conservatives are very unpatriotic people. I would hesitate to even call them loyal Americans. BlueHeronFan actually seems glad the unemployment rate has gone higher so he can crow about President Obama failing. How can a person have so much venom and hate about the President that was duly elected by a majority of real Americans that he wishes failure on his country?

and you can include some others here. I remember how clear it was that certain posters were angry that Obama was the one who got OBL.

Guest
07-08-2011, 01:53 PM
It seems to me that BlueHeronFan and so many of the other uber-conservatives are very unpatriotic people. I would hesitate to even call them loyal Americans. BlueHeronFan actually seems glad the unemployment rate has gone higher so he can crow about President Obama failing. How can a person have so much venom and hate about the President that was duly elected by a majority of real Americans that he wishes failure on his country?

I definitely would not consider the political viewpoint of many Villagers who read and drink the Morse Kool-Aid his Happy News newspaper expounds and his imposing control over right wing visits by political celebrities inline with mainstream thinking. Then we have a Republican majority House that will impede progress and line for the better of the nation for political gain.

Then again there is the fuzzy Math issue. The Bureau of Labor lists October 2010 at 9.6%. Granted the recent 9.1% is not where we want it. It did go up .1% in the last month. Is there an influx of college grads not able to find work?
http://www.ncsl.org/?tabid=13307
I agree is unpatriotic to hope your president and Congress fails to solve our nation's issues.

Guest
07-08-2011, 02:16 PM
Add this one to the category of something to make you think.

Canada announced THEIR employment statistics. They added 28,400 new jobs last month.

Canada has ONE TENTH our population and yet they added something under TWICE as many jobs with their VERY LARGE tax structures.

In other words, if Canada had our population, that would be like adding a quarter of a million jobs in a single month.

Guest
07-08-2011, 04:24 PM
It seems to me that BlueHeronFan and so many of the other uber-conservatives are very unpatriotic people. I would hesitate to even call them loyal Americans. BlueHeronFan actually seems glad the unemployment rate has gone higher so he can crow about President Obama failing. How can a person have so much venom and hate about the President that was duly elected by a majority of real Americans that he wishes failure on his country?

You're a idiot.

Guest
07-08-2011, 07:51 PM
Downright amazing how some people can be hateful in such a wonderful place as The Villages, isn't it?

Even though it rained most of the day, it was still a beautiful day in The Villages. I worked for a couple of hours at a food bank, had a good dinner and couple of drinks at Cody's, and just enjoyed life. Hope everyone else did too.

Yes, even to you, BlueHeron, hope you had a great day and got rid of some of your hatred by writing your posting to this forum. Perhaps you should seek some professional counseling for your anger management issues.:beer3:

Guest
07-09-2011, 10:52 PM
You're a idiot.

And you are always telling us how nasty the liberals are....

Guest
07-09-2011, 11:31 PM
Whoo Hoooo...... about sums it up.

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=3JDT5vBQQr8&vq=medium

and only 9.2% too.

yup..... this sums it up.

Guest
07-10-2011, 05:18 PM
And you are always telling us how nasty the liberals are....

How about noting the nasty hate filled post that I was responding to.

Trust me, I held back.

Guest
09-02-2011, 12:04 PM
It seems to me that BlueHeronFan and so many of the other uber-conservatives are very unpatriotic people. I would hesitate to even call them loyal Americans. BlueHeronFan actually seems glad the unemployment rate has gone higher so he can crow about President Obama failing. How can a person have so much venom and hate about the President that was duly elected by a majority of real Americans that he wishes failure on his country?

I do not think anybody wants Obama to fail, but many people feel that his policies are not good, so they want him to change his policies. August reports are terrible for jobs.Zero jobs.

Guest
09-02-2011, 09:52 PM
Downright amazing how some people can be hateful in such a wonderful place as The Villages, isn't it?

Even though it rained most of the day, it was still a beautiful day in The Villages. I worked for a couple of hours at a food bank, had a good dinner and couple of drinks at Cody's, and just enjoyed life. Hope everyone else did too.

Yes, even to you, BlueHeron, hope you had a great day and got rid of some of your hatred by writing your posting to this forum. Perhaps you should seek some professional counseling for your anger management issues.:beer3:

I think Blueheron is not the one who needs counseling.

Guest
09-02-2011, 10:01 PM
The liberals, when with little to rebut with, and my friend Buggy is classic in regard, insult the poster who annoys them without really addressing the point being made. When that poster reacts to the insult, he is called hateful and the gnashing of teeth begins and all the liberals crowd around and comfort each other and go "there, there, don't listen to the hateful conservative".

I admit, BlueHeron could have been more tactful, but the fact is he was provoked to put it mildly.

Guest
09-02-2011, 10:31 PM
The liberals, when with little to rebut with, and my friend Buggy is classic in regard, insult the poster who annoys them without really addressing the point being made. When that poster reacts to the insult, he is called hateful and the gnashing of teeth begins and all the liberals crowd around and comfort each other and go "there, there, don't listen to the hateful conservative".

I admit, BlueHeron could have been more tactful, but the fact is he was provoked to put it mildly.

Well said Lion! Classic Passive-Aggressive behavior...

Guest
09-02-2011, 10:34 PM
What is going on? That exchange with BlueHeron was 6 weeks ago (as my friend, Tbugs, told me). It is over and done with. I thought they had shaken hands and made up over a cold beer at Cody's. Great place with 2 for 1 drinks, by the way.

Richie is right. It is not only liberals who will say thoughtless things but both sides do it. Personally, I will go after a political figure but hopefully, not after a poster on this forum. It has been done in the past but now that I have found the "bug spray button", some of those individuals are not able to buzz around my computer.

Let's close this portion now and leave it alone.

Guest
09-02-2011, 10:41 PM
Well said Lion! Classic Passive-Aggressive behavior...

These individuals are usually unaware that difficulties are a
result of their own behaviors. They experience conscious
hostility toward authority figures, but do not connect their own
passive resistant behavior with hostility or resentment. They do
not trust others and they usually tend to be nonassertive and are
intentionally inefficient. They try to get back at others through
agitation. Feelings of hostility are released through others who
become angry and may suffer because of the passive aggressive
personality's inefficiency. The passive aggressive personality is
resistant to demands for adequate performance both in social
circumstances and in the workplace. This pattern usually begins
in early childhood and can occur in various contexts.
Individual's with this disorder have resentment of responsibility
in both work and social spheres and they show this resentment
through the expression of symptoms listed above rather than openly
expressed anger. They tend to use procrastination and
inefficiency and forgetfulness to avoid fulfilling obligations.
Rather than take responsibility for their own actions, they tend
to blame and manipulate others.
Yes, this sounds like someone who has me on their ignore list. lol:a040: