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The Library => The SGA => Topic started by: AUTailgatingRules on June 16, 2011, 02:40:13 PM
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We just had the 10th straight Week of new unemployment claims topping 400,000. That is 4,000,000 jobs lost in just the last 10 WEEK?
I keep hearing the administration tout 2,000,000 new jobs created?
Why do we never hear about the loss of 2,000,000?
2,000,000
- 4,000,000
__________
(2,000,000)
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Unemployment-applications-apf-2461058523.html?x=0&.v=2
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We just had the 10th straight Week of new unemployment claims topping 400,000. That is 4,000,000 jobs lost in just the last 10 WEEK?
I keep hearing the administration tout 2,000,000 new jobs created?
Why do we never hear about the loss of 2,000,000?
2,000,000
- 4,000,000
__________
(2,000,000)
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Unemployment-applications-apf-2461058523.html?x=0&.v=2
You are actually assuming anyone there understands finance? I think that has already been proven to the negative.
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Politicians get away with saying, "I know things look bad right now, but they're getting better. And if I hadn't done what I done, the country would be ten times worse than it is now."
Seriously. People believe that shit.
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Yeah, but I have hope...
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We just had the 10th straight Week of new unemployment claims topping 400,000. That is 4,000,000 jobs lost in just the last 10 WEEK?
I keep hearing the administration tout 2,000,000 new jobs created?
Why do we never hear about the loss of 2,000,000?
2,000,000
- 4,000,000
__________
(2,000,000)
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Unemployment-applications-apf-2461058523.html?x=0&.v=2
What kills me is all of these "shovel ready projects" that were being funded as part of the stimulus package last summer. The government wanted jobs created, and yeah, it probably happened. The only problem with that is construction is just like any other industry; when the work dries up, they lay people off. Construction is probably one of the more fickle industries in that aspect of employment. It might have looked good temporarily, but in the end, we're right back where we started; if not worse.
The government just can't create jobs out of thin air. It doesn't work that way. We can't spend our way out of this.
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What kills me is all of these "shovel ready projects" that were being funded as part of the stimulus package last summer. The government wanted jobs created, and yeah, it probably happened. The only problem with that is construction is just like any other industry; when the work dries up, they lay people off. Construction is probably one of the more fickle industries in that aspect of employment. It might have looked good temporarily, but in the end, we're right back where we started; if not worse.
The government just can't create jobs out of thin air. It doesn't work that way. We can't spend our way out of this.
Time for reeducation camp.
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What kills me is all of these "shovel ready projects" that were being funded as part of the stimulus package last summer. The government wanted jobs created, and yeah, it probably happened. The only problem with that is construction is just like any other industry; when the work dries up, they lay people off. Construction is probably one of the more fickle industries in that aspect of employment. It might have looked good temporarily, but in the end, we're right back where we started; if not worse.
The government just can't create jobs out of thin air. It doesn't work that way. We can't spend our way out of this.
Shame on you! The Obama gives freely of his secret stash of money. Everybody knows that the government provides everything for us. Without the government, we are nothing. At least, that's what this current bunch of NAZI Democrats ultimately want.
You're exactly right. These shovel-ready infrastructure jobs do little to promote economic activity. They are temporary jobs that do not produce cash flow or growth of a company that spurs significant economic activity. Because they infused so much money into these jobs, we have all of these infrastructure jobs ongoing at the same time. Once they resurface a road, there isn't necessarily going to be more roads requiring resurfacing. When they're done with these current projects, they'll need to layoff many of these workers, unless they find more secret stash money. This was really just a temporary bandaide to pay back some of his union thug constituents anyway.
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Politicians get away with saying, "I know things look bad right now, but they're getting better. And if I hadn't done what I done, the country would be ten times worse than it is now."
Seriously. People believe that shit.
Conjecture at best.
And his constituency takes it hook, line and sinker because most of them are idiots.
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Time for reeducation camp.
The men in browshirts with dark glasses will be picking up RWS shortly.