I don't know about that Editec, i think our schools are going down, down, down....
93% of their funding comes from property taxes and local and state taxes...both income and sales, on some states...but primarily from property taxes...
well, we know what market is in the toilet, the housing market....so you know who is going to have less funding....schools, education....
bringing us down to china's level even further....
hmmm, maybe we will actually become a manufacturing nation again...only at China wages....we SWAP with them...us the uneducated ones and them the more educated ones....
Gosh, I hope not, but it is the makings of a great Depression novel.....with some creativeness in there!
i think we need the whole world to crash at this point....I don't know of a nation or continent not involved in this.....the usa can not bail out the entire world....
if we let the global world all crash, who's to say we would still not be on top of it, only at half the dollar value of what we were...with depreciation to go with it....lower priced houses, lower priced goods, lower priced food and lower wages....lower energy prices could be a problem but maybe not, for goodness sakes, just 10-12 years ago we were at $10 bucks a barrel of oil for a small period under Clinton....granted he released the strategic oil reserves to get the price there....but still! Gas in massachusetts was 97 cents a gallon and anyone in the south had 87 cents a gallon??? life was good.
Of course i don't know DOODLEY about this kind of stuff so i am only guessing at best, on my scenarios!
the same would be going on with everyone else in the world as well, no? if everyone retracts, at once, does it make it any more difficult for us?
Maybe it does, because everything is so, "one world order-ish" to steal the phrase....but maybe, if we are all in the same sinking boat, it makes it so much worse because there is no one left to bail all of us out?
but what does this mean?
more deaths, through starvation? Can we not grow the same food we grew off of the same land and water we had before the Great Crash in september of 2008?
Are we not looking in to the future enough, to know that maybe stocking food or growing more food/wheat reserves is what we need to be doing NOW, while we can and before the whole world turns in to Starving communities of worthless nations?
Where are we 10 years from now? Looking at all that is going on? Stimuluses, bailouts, future bailouts, spending, debt, boomers, ss surplusses...
Do we really even have a chance in saving ourselves from this impending doom?
What happens when a country declares bankruptcy?
They lose their credit standing, can no longer borrow cheap money but only very expensive credit, Right?
Is this what we face, right at the time our federal government needs to borrow the money to start paying SS surplus monies back?(it's a little more than 4 trillion), then we are just crud out of luck, no?
We, as in the latter boomers... and at least half the generation afterwards...
All of this seems so much bigger than poor people being allowed to buy homes over their heads, and no one is coming to terms with that....imho
care
93% of their funding comes from property taxes and local and state taxes...both income and sales, on some states...but primarily from property taxes...
well, we know what market is in the toilet, the housing market....so you know who is going to have less funding....schools, education....
bringing us down to china's level even further....
hmmm, maybe we will actually become a manufacturing nation again...only at China wages....we SWAP with them...us the uneducated ones and them the more educated ones....
Gosh, I hope not, but it is the makings of a great Depression novel.....with some creativeness in there!

i think we need the whole world to crash at this point....I don't know of a nation or continent not involved in this.....the usa can not bail out the entire world....
if we let the global world all crash, who's to say we would still not be on top of it, only at half the dollar value of what we were...with depreciation to go with it....lower priced houses, lower priced goods, lower priced food and lower wages....lower energy prices could be a problem but maybe not, for goodness sakes, just 10-12 years ago we were at $10 bucks a barrel of oil for a small period under Clinton....granted he released the strategic oil reserves to get the price there....but still! Gas in massachusetts was 97 cents a gallon and anyone in the south had 87 cents a gallon??? life was good.
Of course i don't know DOODLEY about this kind of stuff so i am only guessing at best, on my scenarios!
the same would be going on with everyone else in the world as well, no? if everyone retracts, at once, does it make it any more difficult for us?
Maybe it does, because everything is so, "one world order-ish" to steal the phrase....but maybe, if we are all in the same sinking boat, it makes it so much worse because there is no one left to bail all of us out?
but what does this mean?
more deaths, through starvation? Can we not grow the same food we grew off of the same land and water we had before the Great Crash in september of 2008?
Are we not looking in to the future enough, to know that maybe stocking food or growing more food/wheat reserves is what we need to be doing NOW, while we can and before the whole world turns in to Starving communities of worthless nations?
Where are we 10 years from now? Looking at all that is going on? Stimuluses, bailouts, future bailouts, spending, debt, boomers, ss surplusses...
Do we really even have a chance in saving ourselves from this impending doom?
What happens when a country declares bankruptcy?
They lose their credit standing, can no longer borrow cheap money but only very expensive credit, Right?
Is this what we face, right at the time our federal government needs to borrow the money to start paying SS surplus monies back?(it's a little more than 4 trillion), then we are just crud out of luck, no?
We, as in the latter boomers... and at least half the generation afterwards...
All of this seems so much bigger than poor people being allowed to buy homes over their heads, and no one is coming to terms with that....imho
care
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