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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 765013" data-attributes="member: 2189">The economic expansion you speak of may have been enjoyable for a moment in time but in the longhaul, it was not sustainable. Sex with a diseased infested lover may also be wonderful at the moment of passion but at some point afterwards the lasting effects will cause extreme regret and the reality of one&#039;s foolish actions will manifest.&nbsp;People speak of how good things were during the Clinton years and in that span of time from an economic POV most people seemed to have it pretty good but it too was unsustainable. When the DOT.com boom imploded taking away the 49er goldrush in tax revs in the stock market, the real estate market was ramped up along with &quot;no limit&quot; credit for both the private as well as the gov&#039;t sector. &nbsp;One day in the future when our children&#039;s children&#039;s children look at history I don&#039;t believe they&#039;ll look at the Presidents and political leaders of the 20th and early 21st century with such completely wrong mythological eyes as we tend to do. I believe they will curse the generations of the 20th and early 21st century and they will be right in doing so!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 765013, member: 2189"] The economic expansion you speak of may have been enjoyable for a moment in time but in the longhaul, it was not sustainable. Sex with a diseased infested lover may also be wonderful at the moment of passion but at some point afterwards the lasting effects will cause extreme regret and the reality of one's foolish actions will manifest. People speak of how good things were during the Clinton years and in that span of time from an economic POV most people seemed to have it pretty good but it too was unsustainable. When the DOT.com boom imploded taking away the 49er goldrush in tax revs in the stock market, the real estate market was ramped up along with "no limit" credit for both the private as well as the gov't sector. One day in the future when our children's children's children look at history I don't believe they'll look at the Presidents and political leaders of the 20th and early 21st century with such completely wrong mythological eyes as we tend to do. I believe they will curse the generations of the 20th and early 21st century and they will be right in doing so! [/QUOTE]

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