Grand slam, justin. :thumbup:justincredible;1372947 wrote:Our education system
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHA.believer;1377866 wrote:[video=youtube;zcjw6MFgQuY][/video]
I thought you'd enjoy this one.BoatShoes;1377886 wrote:HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHA.
Barack Obama doesn't have do annihilate the Republican Party and the Conservative movement when they're doing it to themselves!
Whatever similarities there are exaggerated in the video to make it sound like Obama...Obama remembers meeting his father once for example.believer;1377908 wrote:I thought you'd enjoy this one.
You have to admit, though, that the similarities between Adolf and Barry are a little eerie even if I don't personally think Obama is actually Hitler the Next Generation.
Suppose interest rates were at 2% right now. I imagine you would think it a good idea to send them lower, no? If that's true, and you're at the zero bound but quantitative easing could send the real interest rate lower, why wouldn't that be a good idea if lowering the interest rate from 2% down to 1% would be a good idea? Especially considering that, after half a decade, the hyperinflation/dollar debasement fears of the gold-bugs/libertarians resulting from quantitative easing alone can be dismissed out of hand?justincredible;1377941 wrote:
BoatShoes;1377946 wrote:Suppose interest rates were at 2% right now. I imagine you would think it a good idea to send them lower, no? If that's true, and you're at the zero bound but quantitative easing could send the real interest rate lower, why wouldn't that be a good idea if lowering the interest rate from 2% down to 1% would be a good idea? Especially considering that, after half a decade, the hyperinflation/dollar debasement fears of the gold-bugs/libertarians resulting from quantitative easing alone can be dismissed out of hand?
