just another example of people being uninformed, and how one party profits from keeping it that way
As far as interest rates go, the compression of interest rates has beefed up the value of existing homes. Lower interest rate = higher cost of house.
This benefits the existing homeowners and screws people who are coming into the workforce and trying to enter the middle class (as well as rampant NIMBYism and zoning laws)
That is what I meant by that. It isn't an example of fiscal policy, but it is an example of monetary policy that benefits a segment of the population while making it harder for another segment to be upwardly mobile.
This benefits the existing homeowners and screws people who are coming into the workforce and trying to enter the middle class (as well as rampant NIMBYism and zoning laws)
That is what I meant by that. It isn't an example of fiscal policy, but it is an example of monetary policy that benefits a segment of the population while making it harder for another segment to be upwardly mobile.
unfunded and unrecorded pension and healthcare liabilities dwarf our recorded deficit
we've sustained it so far using a pyramid scheme, but that requires both a growing (working) population and a growing economy, both of which are plateauing
I think we're on the same page
The point I am trying to make is that it is easy for many older people to be against modern Dem-style socialism, but a lot of them certainly had no problem with the rampant entitlements that started in the 60's and 70's which help fuel a lot of the problems we're having today (in terms of state tuition, taxes younger people are paying to support these programs, etc)
The Billy Joel phrase "We didn't start the fire" certainly comes to mind for millennials, those that know who he is atleast.
The Billy Joel phrase "We didn't start the fire" certainly comes to mind for millennials, those that know who he is atleast.
Sometimes you gotta take a chance. Can always get a job.....worked since I was 15....so never a problem going back. Sometimes you get burned out what you're doing. Turns out.... Best decision I ever made.....and many that decision has helped....would agree.
Is being an ex hockey goon with PCS a better way to live?
How do my knuckles taste?
Wasnt a goon...fought to kick ass of little bitches like you and Guesser who ran their mouth or wanted to try me.
Of course you wouldnt know what it means to get a full athletic scholarship to a D1 hockey powerhouse and have a National Championship ring. Guess you need to hang your hat on something like fetching coffee and baking cookies for some state Rep....lol.
Of course you wouldnt know what it means to get a full athletic scholarship to a D1 hockey powerhouse and have a National Championship ring. Guess you need to hang your hat on something like fetching coffee and baking cookies for some state Rep....lol.
Nah, instead I worked and used loans which I payed off.....to get thru school.
Fetching coffee never happened but after graduating and working, while getting my masters, I started out low level like most do. But it wasn't long before I was at the top at a young age. Helping less fortunate all the way thru. Which is why I won't speak in mocking terms about those who "fetch coffee"......it's those people who start at the bottom and rise who are the most generous when they achieve success. They understand what it's like to work all the way up. One day you might understand but I doubt it.
But im sure your national championship will help the next generation with something.
