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Previously on "Is being a saver a losing strategy nowadays?"
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Gordon has proved that the only way forward is to speculate. The question is what to speculate on. Personally I think wait until QE is reversed. Then sell FTSE and buy gilts.
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Read it, logged in, replied, then saw the twat is on my Ignore List.
Arse.
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I think you should do your own A level homework.Originally posted by Dog's Heinous View PostBy not allowing businesses to fail, bailing people/banks/firms out, encouraging people to buy things they don't need (car scrappage scheme?) etc, they are distorting capitalism and creating a disincentive to be sensible, work hard, save for the long term etc. What does the panel think, is it a mugs game to be a saver in modern Britain?
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Originally posted by Dog's HeinousCongratulations guys. That's another attempt at serious debate derailed by pedantic nit-picking and petty name-calling!
Dog's Heinous
"The idiots are self-regarding consumer slaves, oblivious to the paradox of their own uniform individuality..." - Dan Ashcroft.
A bit harsh.
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Originally posted by Dog's HeinousCongratulations guys. That's another attempt at serious debate derailed by pedantic nit-picking and petty name-calling!
Boring debate
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Has he answered the question yet? You know, about ...Originally posted by AtW View PostWelcome to CUK!
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Originally posted by Dog's HeinousCongratulations guys. That's another attempt at serious debate derailed by pedantic nit-picking and petty name-calling!
Dog's Heinous
"The idiots are self-regarding consumer slaves, oblivious to the paradox of their own uniform individuality..." - Dan Ashcroft.
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Originally posted by Dog's HeinousAssguru - If brains were made of dynamite, you wouldn't have enough to blow your (dunce's) cap off!
Dog's Heinous
Pick the apostraphies out of that... sucker!
apostrophes
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The irony hangs heavy but is probably unnoticed.Originally posted by Dog's HeinousHa ha, good call!
Actually, I've learned to love (well, maybe not love, but at least tollerate) assguru. CUK without assguru would be like a village without it's idiot.
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Originally posted by Dog's HeinousActually, I've learned to love (well, maybe not love, but at least tollerate) assguru. CUK without assguru would be like a village without it's idiot.
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Materially you are correct though.
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