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What do you think of FDR's New Deal and Keynesian economics, dunce?Originally posted by Cyberman View PostYes indeed, because the party in power will never cut public expenditure, so therefore debt will just keep increasing until we are bust. It's just a totally hopeless situation.
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Originally posted by stackpole View PostOverall though, we're still in the shyte aren't we?
Yes indeed, because the party in power will never cut public expenditure, so therefore debt will just keep increasing until we are bust. It's just a totally hopeless situation.
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This message is displayed because we need to know what is keeping the village idiots occupied until the men in white coats arrive.Originally posted by sasguru View PostThis message is hidden because atW is on your Ignore List

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Originally posted by sasguru View PostWhat do you care? You own the only house in the UK guaranteed to keep its value. Shame you're so thick you'll be made redundant and not be able to pay off the remaining mortgage.
... and you're so thick Sascretin that you'll be working to pay your rent until you die, while us homeowners will have zero mortgage or rent to pay.
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