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Is there an economic demand for poor people?

Gerry Fritzler — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00:02:36 +0000

Do we need more and more poor peoploe dying of starvation and living on the streets to help the economy for the rich people and so the rich people can keep enjoying the good things in life. Well in my opinion the answer is yes but only in theory. Of course we take jobs away from the law abiding citizens and give them to the prison inmates for cheap labor and the law abiding citizens go without and their families go hungry and starves. We all know tha job market and the economy really sucks when you are a law abiding college educated citizen. No one nowadays just goes to college gets a degree and gets a job. Most employers prefer to give the job to the outlaw who can be hired for 50 cents an hour. It really is a messed up world we live in and of course in today’s world crime really does pay and it pays very well when you get caught and then it pays even more. It used to be you got a job by going to college and obeying the law but of course nowadays you have to have a criminal record to have a job and that is the only time they hire you. Hello America!! Is something wrong here?

Does Wall Street embezzle the job market.

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 23:50:00 +0000

Do the big boys on Wall street embezzle all our cash and take away all our cashflow so they can keep enjoying the good things in life and we go without and our families starve and die and go hungry and there is nothing left for the poor. Well to be honest the simple answer is yes. All the families in the poor midwestern states have to starve and go hungry and live on the streets so that way the big boys on wall street can keep have their great feasts and getting everything they want while all the poor country people in the midwest just go without. The bottom line the only places where people get rich and get great jobs is the east or west coast but the midwestern state families go without and starve and die of diseases so the big shot stock brokers on the east and west coast can live good and get everything they want in life and drive their nice cars and wear their nice clothes and live in their big fancy mansions. But of course we all know in today’s economy there is a very big high economic demand for poor people and we need poor people to starve and die and descend below poverty level so the rich can enjoy the good things in life.

CD’s and Savings Bonds are not even worth it.

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 23:36:39 +0000

I know for a fact that CD’s and savinga bonds are a worthless inestment and really not even worth anytghing because I have tried them and they are pathetic. It takes 30 years for savings bonds to mature anyway so probably by the time you buy them and they are fully mature you will probably will already be dead so therefore it is definitely worthless and by the time they mature they are just worth the face value so you just wasted your time because you just made the same amount of money that you bought it with. I mean heck I have savings bonds b ut I am waiting another 20 years of only 500 dollars how pathetic is that and I will probably be dead anyway before they are fully mature. Now as for CD’s those are worthless too because when you invest in a CD the banker is probably embezzling your money out of it anyway and stealing your money out of your account and besides CD’s only gather an interest of only 20 dollars a year so those are not even worth it either. So as you can see you are talking to a guy that has experience with savings bonds and CD’s and take my word for it don’t even bother to waste your merry little time.

The banking business is pathetic.

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 23:26:42 +0000

I hate banks and I hate the banking business. Banks have some of the most stupidest policies I have ever heard of and they are open very pathetic hours and they take a day off and they are closed everyday when they turn around. I hate banks and I always will they really are just a really stupid corporation and I hate the kind of policies they have. I really do not see how they make a decent living knowing the pathetic hours they wortk and all the holidays they take off. It would not surprise me is bankers and bank tellers even hack into some of their customers bank accounts and commit embezzlement. I am sure that happens all the time and it always will for years to come. Those stupid bank employees just takie off everyday they possibly can and they are a greedy business that takes you for every penny you are worth. They charge fees for this and fees for that. Everytime they turn around it is just fees, fees, and more fees. Trust me never trust your local greedy bank it really is a pathetic business and they will take you for everytpenny you are worth. I hate banks and it is a business that needs to be rid of.

Cashflow not Assets.

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 22:55:44 +0000

I know in my opinion that assets and having your money invested in assets and stocks and bonds is pointless and worthless money that you can not spend on anything. Of course the stock market is not doing so well right now and it never will again and our economy will never ever recover. What we need is more cashflow to freely spend on whatever we want in life and we need to manufacture a massive cash supply. I have no reason to invest in anything. Even savings bonds are worthless and pointless and CD’s are even worse and they gather no interest whatsoever. Stocks and bonds and assets are worthless in today’s world and they have no monetary value whatsoever. I have savings bonds that my dad bought for me and I am still waiting for only 600 dollars for another 20 years and in my opinion that is the most pathetic most worthless thing I have ever heard of. The banking business is really a worthless good for nothing business and knowing all the days they take off and the pathetic hours they work I really do not see how bank employees make a decent living. I hate banks and I hate the stock market world it has no value to it whatsoever.

Where is that massive cash supply for the economy.

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 22:38:21 +0000

We all know that stocks and bonds are worthless nowadays and too much of a risk. So how do we solve the country’s jobmarket issue and the unemployment rate. Well I think the bottom line is we need to create more cash and manufacture a massive cash supply so massive we can invest zillions of dollars in the economy and create a cash supply so massive we can pay every American citizen 500 billion dollars a day to make everyone rich and give everybody everything they want so we can boost consumer retail spending. Consumer spending helps the economy and creates more jobs for people so what we need to to do is create a massive cash supply to pay everyone bgillions of dollars and everyone in America can buy nice expensive things and get everything they want and along with this massive cash supply there needs to come deflation along with it not inflation. The key to a better America, better jobs, and a better economic system is a massive cash supply to pay everyone billions and we need to take awqay from the rich and spread the wealth. Spreading the wealth has worked so far in all the country’s that do it and we need to do it here in America. Cashflow is what matters not assets.

Has the War in Iraq trashed our whole economy?

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 00:57:28 +0000

We have invested so much money in this stupid war that it has made our whole economy go bankrupt and it has trashed our whole economic system and the war in Iraq is the reason why we have ended up in a recession. The recession was started and caused because of this war that President Bush started and Bush is the reason why our whole economy sucks right now. If we never started fighting in this war we never would be in this financial economic crisis to begin with. It really is a real economic mess out there right now and our whole job market has suffered big time and there are so many people out there that have lost their jobs and need to find a new line of work. The job market needs a bigger cash supply and we need to manufacture more cash in this country and do deflation at the same time. If we just practiced defaltion at the same time along with a huge cash supply and massive cashflow our whole country would be better off. The war we are fighting in has trashed our wholer economy and has made our whole job market a really messed up situation and it is all becuase of former President Bush.

WE need to spread the wealth and take away from the rich.

Gerry Fritzler — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 00:48:53 +0000

Rich people have been rich long enough and it and it is about time we raised the economy by manufacturing a cash supply so massive we can spread the wealth and make everyone in America rich and pay everyone billions of dollars a day. We could pay off the national debt and invest more money in the economy if we manufactured a massive cash supply. The key to a better world and a better economy is a massive cashflow and massive cash supply and practicing deflation at the same time. It really is a poior America right now and America is the poorest country in the world so I say it is about time we manufactured a massive cash supply and instead of investing our money in the military and jkept fighting in wars we ought to start investing money in economics and the stock market and start investing money in jobs to help people survive better. This whole war we are in has made our whole country go bankrupt and has screwed up our whole economy and has messed up our whole job market so it is about time we ended this war and started manufacturing more cash to invesxt in the job market to provide better jobs for people.

We need more deflation in our country.

Gerry Fritzler — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:19:31 +0000

Deflation is the only way to solve our country’s problems and get things done easier and help people survive better. If we used economic delfation our world would be better off and we would have a better economy and a better job market. If we manufactured a massive cash supply to spread the wealth and pay everyone billions of dollars and practice deflation at the same time we would have a better world and everyone would be rich and wealthy and peace and prosperity would rule the world forever and it would increase consumer spending and the stock market would never crash again. I’m sure the national debt would be paid off too and we would just live in a mujch better world with better jobs and much better economics. Economics and wall street has really messed our world up and we all know that back in the dark ages before there were stock brokers and before there were stocks, bonds, and there were no assets everyone was able to live and survive better and it was a better world to live in and everyone was wealthy and there were no poor people. Poor people trash the job market and destroy the economy so we need to spread the wealth and make everyone rich and pay every world citizen billions of dollars a day to boost the economy.

Do the poor get richer in today’s economy?

Gerry Fritzler — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:04:46 +0000

Do the poor really get poorer. I highly doubt that is true. I have known lots of people that started out really poor but yet at the same time they became lawyers and computer programmers. The bottom line is the poor do not get poorer in today’s economy. Nowadays we have something called welfare and 10,000 dollar tax return checks if you have at least two kids. Even if you are poor in today’s world you are still not poor at the same time because you can apply for welfare and once all the welfare money is rolling in you really are not that poor anymore. Poor people are rich because we have a welfare system and welfare programs are the banking investments and the stocks and bonds of the poor just like corporate welfare is welfare for the rich. Yes indeed nowadays we have a welfare program for wealthy business executives who are in charge of big corporations. See how poverty stricken our world has become even the rich people in today’s world have to milk the welfare system to feed their poor low income families.