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<blockquote data-quote="klein" data-source="post: 882972" data-attributes="member: 23950">Re: ObamanomicsYeah, US companies and banks sitting on Trillions of dollars, give them more, that will work, huh ?Just like yourself, what would you do if you paid $200 per month less in taxes ? - Probably save more money and set it aside.And you don&#039;t like giving the poor money, since they don&#039;t deserve it - you already complain that they get food stamps and other freebies, and soon maybe even free Obamacare - no wonder you hate Obamacare !And even if the poor did get more money, they buy mostly everything second hand. Maybe they would eat a little better, but that&#039;s about it, nothing worth mentioning that they go on huge shopping sprees to spure the economy.Of course you must think Canada had it all wrong , back in the early 90&#039;s when we lost our AAA credit rating, but got it back with both spending cuts and raising taxes. Same as England is doing now.Gee, we even raised our Canada Pension, (equal to your SS), constributions this last January, to secure it from running out of funds.I don&#039;t think Americans had to ever tighten their belts to pay back their national debt, yet. But many other countries have and are doing so as I type.But it will come and even you will experience it pretty good.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="klein, post: 882972, member: 23950"] [b]Re: Obamanomics[/b] Yeah, US companies and banks sitting on Trillions of dollars, give them more, that will work, huh ? Just like yourself, what would you do if you paid $200 per month less in taxes ? - Probably save more money and set it aside. And you don't like giving the poor money, since they don't deserve it - you already complain that they get food stamps and other freebies, and soon maybe even free Obamacare - no wonder you hate Obamacare ! And even if the poor did get more money, they buy mostly everything second hand. Maybe they would eat a little better, but that's about it, nothing worth mentioning that they go on huge shopping sprees to spure the economy. Of course you must think Canada had it all wrong , back in the early 90's when we lost our AAA credit rating, but got it back with both spending cuts and raising taxes. Same as England is doing now. Gee, we even raised our Canada Pension, (equal to your SS), constributions this last January, to secure it from running out of funds. I don't think Americans had to ever tighten their belts to pay back their national debt, yet. But many other countries have and are doing so as I type. But it will come and even you will experience it pretty good. [/QUOTE]

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