The G20 has lost the plot

[sasguru]

You are a real dick, possibly the most arrogant person posting on this forum.

Hmmm. I would say an ignorant, presumably economically unqualified IT nerd presuming to make judgements on Keynes smacks of arrogance to me. Or maybe it's just cretinism. Straight out of the AtW school of economic "expertise". I refer you to this thread:

http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...out-today.html

[Solidec]

Hmmm. I would say an ignorant, presumably economically unqualified IT nerd presuming to make judgements on Keynes smacks of arrogance to me. Or maybe it's just cretinism. Straight out of the AtW school of economic "expertise". I refer you to this thread:

http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...out-today.html

Haha

if peoiple, including yourself, didnt discuss their opinions and frustrations in heated debate there would be hardly ANY posts on this forum. Are you advocating anyone without an Economics doctorate should not say anything about economics?

And that anyone who disagrees with YOU is how did you put it "...economically unqualified IT nerd presuming to make judgements..."

Which camp do you fall into then?

[sasguru]

Haha

if peoiple, including yourself, didnt discuss their opinions and frustrations in heated debate there would be hardly ANY posts on this forum. Are you advocating anyone without an Economics doctorate should not say anything about economics?

And that anyone who disagrees with YOU is how did you put it "...economically unqualified IT nerd presuming to make judgements..."

Which camp do you fall into then?

Are there only 2 camps? How very binary of you.

[contractor79]

Haha

if peoiple, including yourself, didnt discuss their opinions and frustrations in heated debate there would be hardly ANY posts on this forum. Are you advocating anyone without an Economics doctorate should not say anything about economics?

And that anyone who disagrees with YOU is how did you put it "...economically unqualified IT nerd presuming to make judgements..."

Which camp do you fall into then?

they want to shut down debate as they cannot win the arguments

[sasguru]

they want to shut down debate as they cannot win the arguments

Repeating a sentence by Hennan does not constitute debate, you imbecile.

[contractor79]

Repeating a sentence by Hennan does not constitute debate, you imbecile.

you have no sensible response to it, do you

[sasguru]

you have no sensible response to it, do you

Yes I do. I explained it before but you were to thick to take in on board.
There is a respected economic theory that says that in a depression you have to do everything to get the economy moving again. Hence quantitive easing.

Hennans lines make good political spin and are lapped up by idiots, but are not supported by economic history.

Google "Bernanke helicopter drop" for more info.

And come back when you have knowledge about economics.

PS Welcome back Chico. I missed taking the piss out of you.

[contractor79]

Hennans lines make good political spin and are lapped up by idiots, but are not supported by economic history.

idiots think one can borrow to get out of debt, spend to get out of recession. That obviously makes things worse and worse for the future until a time when the debts and taxes become utterly enormous and a collapse of the system. Which is exactly what the commies want.

ps. if you borrow you have to 1. pay it back 2. with interest. Please try and grasp this. If you borrow more you got to pay 1. more back 2. with interest.

[minestrone]

Yes I do. I explained it before but you were to thick to take in on board.

too



you thick spud

[suityou01]

For a mere simpleton such as me it seems like this.

If I spend all year boozing it up and spending cash like its going out of fashion, then when I get benched I am completely knackered. I have to borrow money to stay afloat, and then when I get another gig, have to square the debt plus interest before I can consider myself solvent again, thus reducing the speed of my recovery.

Being a prudent rate whore, I do not live like this. During the good times I live fairly frugally, drive ok ish motors and don't take the mickey. When the lean times come I live off what I have saved, don't scrounge off the state and try and use my bench time learning new skills.

So what Chris79 advocates as commons sense seems to me (the uneducated in economics) as common sense.

Now what I would invite sasguru to do is provide in his next post a bulleted list of why it is more prudent to overspend during the good times and borrow like mad during the lean times. No rhetoric or recited economic theory, just bullet pointed, well reasoned arguments that even a dimbo such as me can understand.

Maestro, take it away.