9% Year-End Unemployment Already: Proof That Socialism Works, (And In Snow)!

[Mr.Fitnah]

Id say you need some cogentin.

 

[Publius1787]

According to many economists, "It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like (year-end-holidays): Everywhere they go(?)!" Bloomberg has it better: The major upturn in employment is likely even about to show up in government reporting. Economists had been expecting the 9% unemployment rate, closer to year-end, 2011. Then there is reality, in the link.

Lower Jobless Rate Points to Payroll Gains, Economists Say - Bloomberg

Normally, when the GOP takes control of something, what comes after the first 100 days are witch hunts. The New Tea Berserker GOP has managed to turn that around to what happens before the first 100 days: If mainly confined to Delaware.

In stark contrast to the GOP Berserkers, after this 100 days New Congress start, then the fact of Democratic Control of the U. S. Federal Government, will be validated.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
("In wastebaskets, you must go--you must go--you must go! In wastebaskets you must go, just like they do in school, now!" Fantasy and Reality, anyone now notices: Are actually very different, now that the GOP Berserkers have managed to take over: A few dozen desks in the House of Representatives. Anyone notices , even more likely, what the Framers Really Had In Mind(?)! Anyone notices what Justices Scalia and Thomas have in mind!)

36,000 more jobs (The lowest gain in months) and a .4% drop in unemployment (one of the "if not the" biggest drops in the history of the modern recession)? You dont see the problem with that math? PEOPLE ARE GIVING UP! Thus they arent counted as unemployed. Actual Unemployment is around 18%. U.S. National Debt Clock : Real Time

 

[gekaap]

The beginning of the year almost always shows a rise in unemployment, with holiday temp jobs coming to an end, and people pinching their pennies after the holidays and in preparation of tax season. So, the fact that January showed positive job growth is actually encouraging. I don't know if I can say anything else, though, because I actually have no idea what this thread is supposed to be about.

 

[Bosun]

blame it on global warming.... if you don't believe go ask al goresky....

 

[Martin35]

Announcing ones ignorance in a free country is still allowed, but the facts as I see them are;
A; a large portion of those who are long term unemployed are off the statical grid and no longer counted.
B; the certainty of a tax program that can accommodate a business plan has some positive effect on the economy.
C; every administration is required to say how well the future looks according to the experts who advise them.
Americans won't need to be told when jobs are back.
Investors are not confident as yet as the average American is not.
Blowing smoke up a tight sphincter is not producing any jobs as yet and government subsidized jobs local and federal are short lived, no more stimulus money will be made available.
States are about to default on their commitments that will add to the economic crisis.
Wise up, for me to respond to another such sophist thread is unlikely .

 

[mascale]

The now public record contention of the Tea-Berserker GOP is that the federal government cannot use arithmetic to solve national policy problems. Likely they point to the Federal Budgets of the Bush Administration, or Reagan. Arithmetic did solve any of the nation's problem. For one thing, under Bush, nearly half the federal income tax filers had zero for tax liability, and so the aritmetic tax cut couldn't work.

Reagan mainly adopted the Hollywood model, and made sure that Blacks were not included.

The money of 1787 was actually a commodity, unto itself. The money in widespread use, even now, is more of a process. QE2 will be about Federal Reserve, doing a process. The people have consented, going further, to the use of actuary probabilities, of arithmetic, in the use of medical services. That is even undertood by Conservatives, to be a subject of interstate commerce. The federal government, with the consent of Congress, The Senate, and The Executive branches: Have made that regulation, of the arithmetic, statute.

Conservatives and Liberals can agree that the Federal government cannot compel the purchase, even of food.

It can, however, compel the purchase of regulated food.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(The federal government, in fact, cannot compel the use of sanitized water, on the desks of the business chambers, along the Ganges, in India. Mainly, in the alternative: In India itself then the U. S. nationals, so-refusing, would mostly just be declared insane!)

 

[uptownlivin90]

Unemployment going down? Good, people are going to need those jobs, (two or three of them at that) once food, energy, and water prices explode.

I keep telling you the dumbest thing the media has been peddling during this recession is that "jobs, jobs, jobs" should be the "focus of our recovery".

It's not a "recovery" if people are working themselves into early graves and still can't buy shit. Just saying.

 

[bucs90]

Socialism does work! We are all equal now................equally miserable.

01/20/2013. Please Lord make this day get here quicker.

 

[mascale]

People know that Pussy Galore was not a cartoon figure on Sesame Street, and that in the last century, even "Trekkies," were invented.

Karl Marx had contended for the centralization of credit in 1849. Maybe Abe Lincoln slept there(?), or whatever it was that Framers did(?)! (It was in New York City!)

The Total Credit Market is now in excess of $50.0 tril., and even Fort Knox is virtually empty in comparison. Rather than social leveling, however, the emgergence of credit has created enough to spread around. A National Cost-of-Living-Adjustment can be helpful in that, and Schedule M, in the Stimulus Tax Code correction, was a start at doing that. The equal amount adjustment was paid, even if no federal income tax liability existed.

That equal amount can be indexed. The current payroll tax holiday is a raise of the Schedule M money, but not an indexed, equal amount.

Still, it is in the direction of the promised Change that the Democrats have commenced putting in place.

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!
(Galore, Indeed! What is anyone to now think of Miss Piggy?)

 

[Ernie S.]

The Tea Berserker GOP, And the Famous Two Conservative, Tax Evading Supreme Court people(?), always want people to abide by what the Framers intended.

Income Tax was not intended by the Framers! Toilets were not intended by the Framers! Getting to the chamber pots was intended by the Framers!

When LA Unified, locked down the West Valley School: Then the students were enjoined to the use of the giant, community(?) chamber pots for urination. Most of the rest of the United States is past all of 1787, and they are now called "wastebaskets."

Then there is what the two Conservative Justices--or maybe three--on the United States Supreme Court: Want the people to bellieve is best for them!

It is now even in the schools, even In LA Unified!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred!"
(You can take the Constitution, out of the boy(?), but can you take the boy out of the Constitution--or should you(?)!)

Mascale huh? Sounds like mescal to me.

 

[mascale]

Ronald Reagan had been a New Deal Beneficiary and supporter, who mainly didn't want to pay for what had happened. He famously even carried a gun, possibly to set up meetings with Congressreps at supermarkets.

Eventually someone took a shot at him.

Defense Contractors, and their egineers, did well under Reagan. The stock market crashed, and Reagan left Bush I, Term I, with a Recession. The Tax Reform of 1986 left a created arithmetic, in place even now in the US Income Tax. The standard deduction and personal exemptions, equal amount deductions, were raised and indexed: Even as the federal deficit was soaring to then astronomical numbers.

Those had been forecast in 1972-1976 time frame, using then available-at-that-time data available at Burea of Economic Analysis. That would be the Total Net Debt Series also available in the Historical Statistics from Colonial Times To One Or Another Present Tense Tlmes series.

No further use of those is permitted in any analysis, starting in the schools--Indiana University, Bloomington, political science, 1972. All teachers everywhere, at all supportive of any educational system anywhere, supportive of that department, its staff, or graduates: Have made this so, worldwide. That continues. School is like that.

It's on their permanent records, and they know who they are!

"Crow, James Crow: Shaken, Not Stirred."
(Trekkies know that real currency is all about the credits, especially in Hollywood, where the industry even showed the world a sign, on the "mountain" above the city where Charleton Heston worked--who also had a gun! "Faith" does that, too some people(?)!)