Re: A United States of indebtedness
Von: indiaBPOking (indiabpoking@yahoo.com) [Profil]
Datum: 27.08.2008 08:02
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Datum: 27.08.2008 08:02
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Newsgroup: soc.culture.british soc.culture.australian alt.politics.economics alt.politics.bush alt.computer.consultants
On Aug 24, 8:22 am, Stray Dog <sdog2...@sdf.lonestar.org> wrote: > Yet another article that misrepresents reality. All of you guys should > google on "debt by country" and discover that every country on the planet > has debt, including India. The last time I looked it up, India -- a very > poor country-- was tenth from the top in national debt. Pretty bad for a > poor country. Debt by itself is only a problem if the debt can't be > serviced. You guys really need to look at the big picture to understand > this. Mexico, parts of Latin America, Russia, and some other _poor_ > countries defaulted, at one time or another, on their debt. Individuals > with home mortgages (in the USA) default in the low single digits at any > given time. Back hundreds of years ago (before the US was even a country) , > defaults on debts and repudiations by kings were actually much higher tha n > today. I read somewhere that the US has not ever defaulted on its debt to > anyone else and this stability is part of the reason why the USD is still > sought out by most other countries as a currency to invest in. > > "indiaBPOking" -- as usual -- is only interested in anti-US-pro-India > propaganda. All the rest of you guys should step back and understand > history, economic history, and how banking/debt works all over the world > and pay less attention to specific articles that promote sellective > conclusions out of the context of the rest of the economies. > > On Fri, 22 Aug 2008, indiaBPOking wrote: > > Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2008 02:02:26 -0700 (PDT) > > From: indiaBPOking <indiabpok...@yahoo.com> > > Newsgroups: alt.computer.consultants, alt.politics.bush, > > alt.politics.economics, soc.culture.australian, soc.culture.bri tish > > Subject: A United States of indebtedness > > >http://www.philly.com/inquirer/columnists/steven_rea/20080822_A_Unite... > > > By Steven Rea > > > Inquirer Movie Columnist and Critic > > The poster art for I.O.U.S.A. - one scary, scary horror flick, by the > > way - shows the White House with a "For Sale - Foreclosure" sign > > propped on the lawn. Hey Straydog, you've been an outsourced prick for quite a long time now...so why dont you be like a lazy American that you are, just go back to your TV box and cheer up your favourite president-to-be. Happy labor Day! indiaBPOking.[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
