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February 2, 2010
FLIP IT: Forget monetary inflation, let's inflate time instead!
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January 29, 2010
Twitocracy: Blackrock defaults, Paulson's other trades, and to buy or sell TM?
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January 26, 2010
Nominate your company to be the next President of the United States
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February 5, 2010
The Big Twit: Some pespective on Cameron's movie sales, Citi's smart propaganda, and who would want to discredit me?
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January 28, 2010
Finding investment themes and trading ideas from new trends on the Internet
Ryan
Hey 6ftrabbit, How about replacing the fed with, um i don't know, Congress? As it states in the Constitution. And then we replace our fiat money with gold and silver (legal money as dictated by the Constitution). US Constitution Article I section 8 "The Congress shall have power..." "To coin money, regulate the value thereof, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures; "
Patrick Greene
Right on. If it was just some mild socialism I could hang with that. But this business of firing up the printing press by the unconsitutional Federal Reserve (Not Federal, Not a Reserve) is a tax on the rest of us to bail out those who acted stupid or risky. The Argentine Solution is no solution at all. We will all pay down the road for the money they printed and gave out to God only knows who. Looks like they printed about $2 trillion so far, and they won't say who they gave it to. We are all f%&ked, the only way out is a governement collapse and start over. Otherwise we are all slaves to the Federal Reserve.
DariusMDeV
I like the article, but can you help me understand this. The "mark" of socialism is redistribution of wealth, the "Spread the wealth" that Joe the Plumbfool famous for. You rail against socialist policies in your first and your last statement, yet the body of your article states that the rich at the top need to be made non-rich to pay for their sins. I guess to me that stings of a socialistic solution. I personally have no problem taxing the rich when they're refusing to spend. I have to spend 80-95% of what I make in a year, so should they. If they can't be bothered to buy what the working class in working to make, then tax em, but I prefer they just buy $5,000,000,000 in drywall.
6ftrabbit
Cody, what would you suggest as a replacement for the Fed? It's not enough to just destroy something, it must be supplanted by something better or something worse will automatically come into being.
Eric W
Sorry Cody. I do not have the time to vote with all the reality shows on TV and now I have been extra busy assembling a collection of Obama Presidential plates.