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Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland Hardware,
DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking provides this warning based
on its knowledge concerning the possible presence of one or more such
chemicals, without attempting to evaluate the level of exposure.


In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

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It made me believe that reading that warning might cause me to get
cancer... But only in Cali... :-)

What a state.

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Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland Hardware,
DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking provides this warning based
on its knowledge concerning the possible presence of one or more such
chemicals, without attempting to evaluate the level of exposure.


In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

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It made me believe that reading that warning might cause me to get
cancer... But only in Cali... :-)

What a state.



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It made me believe that reading that warning might cause me to get
cancer... But only in Cali... :-)

What a state.



You would be dead wrong, Bubba! Beware, this is the Internet where you get
infected just clicking on something ... even if you're in Texas.

Do you get cancer from power cords in Texas?

I thought that was funny. Do folks in Kalifornia swear off electricity due
to the cancer causing properties of power cords? How moronic.



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On 5/21/2012 1:04 AM, ChairMan wrote:
Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland Hardware,
DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking provides this warning based
on its knowledge concerning the possible presence of one or more such
chemicals, without attempting to evaluate the level of exposure.


In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

made me laugh



Talk about the boy that cried wolf. When California does have another
crises no one is going to notice the warning among all the outher warnings.


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On 5/21/2012 9:06 AM, tiredofspam wrote:
It made me believe that reading that warning might cause me to get
cancer... But only in Cali... :-)

What a state.



You would be dead wrong, Bubba! Beware, this is the Internet where you
get infected just clicking on something ... even if you're in Texas.

Do you get cancer from power cords in Texas?



NO! People in California are especially susceptible to cancer as they
have had a lot of stuff shove down their throats for so many years.
Their immune systems are severely compromised.

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Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland Hardware,
DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking provides this warning based
on its knowledge concerning the possible presence of one or more such
chemicals, without attempting to evaluate the level of exposure.


In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

made me laugh
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A lot of places are doing that or just not dealing with anyone in
California. I am sure that Californians don't pay any attention to warning
labels anymore. A perfect example of crying wolf. They have labeled so much
stuff as being bad for you that legitimate warnings are likely being ignored
since everything down there will kill you.

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Who would come to their aid?

You might get cancer traveling into the state.


On 5/21/2012 10:28 AM, Leon wrote:
On 5/21/2012 1:04 AM, ChairMan wrote:
Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland Hardware,
DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking provides this warning based
on its knowledge concerning the possible presence of one or more such
chemicals, without attempting to evaluate the level of exposure.


In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

made me laugh



Talk about the boy that cried wolf. When California does have another
crises no one is going to notice the warning among all the outher warnings.

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Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland
Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to
the state of
California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking provides this warning
based on its knowledge concerning the possible presence of one or
more such
chemicals, without attempting to evaluate the level of exposure.


In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

made me laugh
================================================== ===============================
A lot of places are doing that or just not dealing with anyone in
California. I am sure that Californians don't pay any attention to
warning labels anymore. A perfect example of crying wolf. They have
labeled so much stuff as being bad for you that legitimate warnings
are likely being ignored since everything down there will kill you.


I'm sure most ignore it, too, but the cost involved has to be paid by
somebody.
And they wonder why their state is in debt.
I just think HW approach is hilarious, everthing we sell causes cancer
and we're not even going to evaluate the levels of exposure.
Gotta love it.
The sad part was I was looking at C clamps and saw the warning and
clicked on it, thinking how the F*** can a c clamp cause cancer?

http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/b...c-clamp-6.aspx


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On 5/21/2012 1:04 AM, ChairMan wrote:
Gotta love the sense of humor at HW, I think they see the irony

This warning is provided to comply with California's Proposition 65
product labeling law. Each and every product sold by Highland
Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking, may contain chemicals known to
the state of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other
reproductive harm. Highland Hardware, DBA Highland Woodworking
provides this warning based on its knowledge concerning the possible
presence of one or more such chemicals, without attempting to
evaluate the level of exposure. In addition see ,
http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/c...a-warning.aspx

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Talk about the boy that cried wolf. When California does have
another
crises no one is going to notice the warning among all the outher
warnings.


HHHHOOOOOOOWWWWWLLLLLLg




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Your missing the point.

You see like little kids, Californians may put the C clamp in their
mouths... So you need a Retailer to look after these little adults and
make sure that they know the risks...

That's why Jay Walking (Jay Leno) is so funny. They have the dumbest
people that can't answer basic simple questions. I watched a CPA make a
total fool of himself. I was screaming You F'ning idiot...

On 5/21/2012 2:31 PM, ChairMan wrote:
I'm sure most ignore it, too, but the cost involved has to be paid by
somebody.
And they wonder why their state is in debt.
I just think HW approach is hilarious, everthing we sell causes cancer
and we're not even going to evaluate the levels of exposure.
Gotta love it.
The sad part was I was looking at C clamps and saw the warning and
clicked on it, thinking how the F*** can a c clamp cause cancer?

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Your missing the point.

You see like little kids, Californians may put the C clamp in their
mouths... So you need a Retailer to look after these little adults and
make sure that they know the risks...

That's why Jay Walking (Jay Leno) is so funny. They have the dumbest
people that can't answer basic simple questions. I watched a CPA make a
total fool of himself. I was screaming You F'ning idiot...

Yep, Jay celebrates stupidity. It is hard to watch. I was always a history
buff, so historical questions would be easy for me. But some of those folks
are so ignorant and incapable of the most simple logic. I remember one girl
who was asked, "When was the war of 1812"? She couldn't figure it out.
Another historical mystery, who fought the civil war? She answered,
England! How did these people get through school? I remember one
particularly stupid women who couldn't figure out what planet she was on.
Her job? Elementary school teacher! We are doomed.



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Your missing the point.

You see like little kids, Californians may put the C clamp in their mouths... So
you need a Retailer to look after these little adults and make sure that they know
the risks...

That's why Jay Walking (Jay Leno) is so funny. They have the dumbest people that
can't answer basic simple questions. I watched a CPA make a total fool of himself.
I was screaming You F'ning idiot...

Some of the people Jay interviews are not Californicans and they
do no better. Stupidity is universal.
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That's why Jay Walking (Jay Leno) is so funny. They have the dumbest people that
can't answer basic simple questions. I watched a CPA make a total fool of himself.
I was screaming You F'ning idiot...

Some of the people Jay interviews are not Californicans and they
do no better. Stupidity is universal.
Art


Not to mention that Californians brought you the B-2, F-22, C-17, the first
disk drive (IBM), some of the best business computers ever built (electrodata/burroughs),
the internet as we know it (UCB) and so forth. With over 35 million people, there
are bound to be a dozen or so with below average knowledge and intelligence, and Jay
Leno never shows the majority of respondents who answer the questions correctly.

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That's why Jay Walking (Jay Leno) is so funny. They have the dumbest

people that
can't answer basic simple questions. I watched a CPA make a total

fool of himself.
I was screaming You F'ning idiot...

Some of the people Jay interviews are not Californicans and they
do no better. Stupidity is universal.
Art


Not to mention that Californians brought you the B-2, F-22, C-17, the first
disk drive (IBM), some of the best business computers ever built
(electrodata/burroughs),
the internet as we know it (UCB) and so forth. With over 35 million
people, there
are bound to be a dozen or so with below average knowledge and
intelligence, and Jay
Leno never shows the majority of respondents who answer the questions correctly.


And don't forget what may be California's crowning contribution to
modern civilization, "right turn permitted on red after stop"
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Not necessarily. Many of the engineers come from all around.

My friends are case in point.
All from Long Island, where Fairchild, and Grumman were based.


They live in Cali now, because that's where the jobs are.
Another friend from Mass has recently moved to Cali.. same ...

While many are from Cali, many are not.

And many Californians are smart people, but there is an abudance of
idiots. I think that is related to the Hollywood atmosphere... But then
again, look at thos stupid laws...



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That's why Jay Walking (Jay Leno) is so funny. They have the dumbest people that
can't answer basic simple questions. I watched a CPA make a total fool of himself.
I was screaming You F'ning idiot...

Some of the people Jay interviews are not Californicans and they
do no better. Stupidity is universal.
Art


Not to mention that Californians brought you the B-2, F-22, C-17, the first
disk drive (IBM), some of the best business computers ever built (electrodata/burroughs),
the internet as we know it (UCB) and so forth. With over 35 million people, there
are bound to be a dozen or so with below average knowledge and intelligence, and Jay
Leno never shows the majority of respondents who answer the questions correctly.

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Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?


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Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?

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Since when is California bankrupt?

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Since when is California bankrupt?

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http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/california-bankrupt


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Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?

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Since when is California bankrupt?


What do you call this:

http://www.zerohedge.com/contributed...3-4-key-metric

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Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?

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Since when is California bankrupt?

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http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/california-bankrupt


Hardly an objective assessment. It also points out that the rest of the
country has similar budgetary problems, as does the federal government
almost all of which can be attributed to the bush tax cuts and two wars.

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Doug writes:
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Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?
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Since when is California bankrupt?

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http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/california-bankrupt


Hardly an objective assessment. It also points out that the rest of the
country has similar budgetary problems, as does the federal government
almost all of which can be attributed to the bush tax cuts and two wars.

scott



Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's all
Bush's fault.


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Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's
all Bush's fault.

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Over extended, yes, bankrupt, no.

Bush's fault, that will work for some of it, but Reagan gets most of
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Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's
all Bush's fault.

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Over extended, yes, bankrupt, no.

Bush's fault, that will work for some of it, but Reagan gets most of
it.

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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
trillion dollar debt!
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12 billion in the hole.


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Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's
all Bush's fault.

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Over extended, yes, bankrupt, no.

Bush's fault, that will work for some of it, but Reagan gets most of
it.

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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
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that was Bushs fault, too


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You're all barking up the wrong tree.

It's easy to blame the current admin, but after reading the Ron Paul
book the case for Gold it is clear that this goes way back.

It's been going on in the US since before we were a country.
The most egregious thing that occurred in recent time is when Nixon took
us off the Gold Standard and money no longer meant anything. Inflation
(printing of money basically) went off the charts. This occurred in 1971
and in 1976 was made law.. Before that it was against the law...
History shows that every time politicians decided to put aside gold
transfer, or to print money that didn't match our gold reserves, we
created havoc. The book is a historical walk through very sordid
affairs. I have lost all respect for our banking system, which seems to
cheat the common man out of money over and over.

As far as modern times Nixon really F'd us up. From there it was a
slippery slope, but we were already screwed.

On 5/22/2012 8:01 AM, Leon wrote:
On 5/22/2012 12:00 AM, Lew Hodgett wrote:
"Doug Winterburn" wrote:
Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's
all Bush's fault.

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Over extended, yes, bankrupt, no.

Bush's fault, that will work for some of it, but Reagan gets most of
it.

Lew



Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
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Doug writes:
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"RonB" wrote:

Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?
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Since when is California bankrupt?

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http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/california-bankrupt


Hardly an objective assessment. It also points out that the rest of the
country has similar budgetary problems, as does the federal government
almost all of which can be attributed to the bush tax cuts and two wars.

scott



Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's all
Bush's fault.


Neither california nor the US are bankrupt[*]. The current budgetary woes
are caused by a combination of the bush tax cuts[**], repeal of glass-steagle
and a ****load of deficit spending due to fighting two simultaneous wars.

scott
[*] Feel free to look up the definition of the word bankrupt. Newt just went
bankrupt. California is not bankrupt.

[**] for which one must blame both congress and the former president bush.

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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
trillion dollar debt!


My memory of his is a bit more affectionate, like 15% (and more)
interest rates.
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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
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My memory of his is a bit more affectionate, like 15% (and more)
interest rates.


and don't forget the gas lines




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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
trillion dollar debt!


My memory of his is a bit more affectionate, like 15% (and more)
interest rates.


I particularly liked his gas crises and disavowment of nuclear energy.
Whadda maroon!

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On 5/22/2012 11:00 AM, Scott Lurndal wrote:
Doug writes:
On 05/21/2012 05:55 PM, Scott Lurndal wrote:
Doug writes:
On 05/21/2012 05:05 PM, Lew Hodgett wrote:
"RonB" wrote:

Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?
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Since when is California bankrupt?

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http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/california-bankrupt

Hardly an objective assessment. It also points out that the rest of the
country has similar budgetary problems, as does the federal government
almost all of which can be attributed to the bush tax cuts and two wars.

scott



Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's all
Bush's fault.


Neither california nor the US are bankrupt[*]. The current budgetary woes
are caused by a combination of the bush tax cuts[**], repeal of glass-steagle
and a ****load of deficit spending due to fighting two simultaneous wars.




The current budgetary woes are caused by every one in government office
and those that seem to think a particular person is to blame.

When you blame some one else and don't do anything to correct the
problem your self you are as much to blame as the problem.
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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
trillion dollar debt!


My memory of his is a bit more affectionate, like 15% (and more)
interest rates.


Hoping you are saying that with tongue in cheek. ;~)
15% interest rates are only good for the wealthy that have more money
that they will ever spend. High interest rates are the way the
government deals with out of control inflation.

Unfortunately, you have $1000 earning 15% interest per year. At the end
of the year your $1150 will now only buy what $900 would have bought 1
year prior.

That was an exaggerated example but high interest rates only attempt to
help your money keep its value.
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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
trillion dollar debt!


My memory of his is a bit more affectionate, like 15% (and more)
interest rates.


and don't forget the gas lines



Any my all time favorite, America's best days are behind her. What an
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[*] Feel free to look up the definition of the word bankrupt.


The term "bankrupt" has undergone the same corruption as the term
"minority", thanks to blurring of distinctions by our legal system.

"When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society,
over a course of time they create for themselves a legal system that
authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it."

Frédéric Bastiat, Economic Sophisms [1845]

For all practical purposes you are bankrupt when you can't repay your
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If you'll remember those gas lines were not political in nature, but
greedy *******s in the oil industry. What they did was treasonous, illegal.



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Lets not forget Jimmy Carter, the peanut farmer that introduced us to
trillion dollar debt!


My memory of his is a bit more affectionate, like 15% (and more)
interest rates.


and don't forget the gas lines


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The whole country is F'd by the ability of the politicians to print
money. When the govt is the debtor, and they hold the debt there is
something wrong.

Everytime they print money our self worth becomes less. And fixing it
becomes less obtainable.


On 5/23/2012 8:56 AM, Leon wrote:
On 5/22/2012 11:00 AM, Scott Lurndal wrote:
Doug writes:
On 05/21/2012 05:55 PM, Scott Lurndal wrote:
Doug writes:
On 05/21/2012 05:05 PM, Lew Hodgett wrote:
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Let's see. And why is California bankrupt?
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Since when is California bankrupt?

Lew



http://endoftheamericandream.com/archives/california-bankrupt

Hardly an objective assessment. It also points out that the rest of the
country has similar budgetary problems, as does the federal government
almost all of which can be attributed to the bush tax cuts and two
wars.

scott


Soooo, you agree that California and the US are bankrupt, but it's all
Bush's fault.


Neither california nor the US are bankrupt[*]. The current budgetary woes
are caused by a combination of the bush tax cuts[**], repeal of
glass-steagle
and a ****load of deficit spending due to fighting two simultaneous wars.




The current budgetary woes are caused by every one in government office
and those that seem to think a particular person is to blame.

When you blame some one else and don't do anything to correct the
problem your self you are as much to blame as the problem.

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On Wed, 23 May 2012 08:24:52 -0500, Swingman wrote:

On 5/22/2012 11:00 AM, Scott Lurndal wrote:

[*] Feel free to look up the definition of the word bankrupt.


The term "bankrupt" has undergone the same corruption as the term
"minority", thanks to blurring of distinctions by our legal system.

"When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society,
over a course of time they create for themselves a legal system that
authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it."

Frédéric Bastiat, Economic Sophisms [1845]

For all practical purposes you are bankrupt when you can't repay your
creditors. To maintain otherwise is to be morally bankrupt yourself.


There is no moral difference in this:

http://media.al.com/spotnews/other/J...1.9.20 11.pdf
(the bankruptcy filing for Jefferson county, al)

and California, only a paper difference.

Both caused by corrupt self serving politians, Alabam would be better off
if Jefferson county were cored out of the middle and discarded.

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On 5/23/2012 8:44 AM, tiredofspam wrote:
The whole country is F'd by the ability of the politicians to print
money.

The U.S Government does not print money. The Federal Reserve Bank does
that. And the Federal Reserve Bank is a private corporation not run by
politicians. We're still screwed, but we should be clear about who is
the screwer.

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Just Wondering wrote:
On 5/23/2012 8:44 AM, tiredofspam wrote:
The whole country is F'd by the ability of the politicians to print
money.

The U.S Government does not print money. The Federal Reserve Bank does
that. And the Federal Reserve Bank is a private corporation not run by
politicians. We're still screwed, but we should be clear about who is
the screwer.


If you think the screwer is the Fed (the "Federal Reserve", not the
Federal Reserve Bank), you are not paying attention. Although, they
deserve some of the credit, in recent years, for articially keeping the
Fed Funds Rate (the rate that commercial banks can borrow at)so darn
low, which tranlates into 1% rates on CDs, etc.
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