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First of all, if this post is crap, just delete it, I don’t know everything, heck most times I figure I don’t know anything anymore, I just tell it like I see it.

Forget debt forgiveness, they’ll just pile it right back on, haha, likely at lower rates. I’d rather see government buy the homes since they already are anyways, and provide to the low income which we have plenty of. Fire the CCC back up to maintain all this government housing instead of contracting everything out at low bid which turns out to be junk. Create a health care system run by the government to compete with the private, are you poor?, then you get the government version.

Many things are causing the problems we have. Take feminism, although a beautiful thing, can we afford to give the power of independence to 50% of the worlds population, then let government pay for her food/housing/children when she only wants to screw bad boys who run off and never wanted to support a family in the first place – guess so. And, at that, he can’t get a decent middle class job anyways, it went to a cheap labor country. Lol, makes my life easier, since I now need a girl the same as a fish needs a bicycle too!, and lol2, on even NPR they discuss domestic violence, mostly the guys fault, lol3, no, this is how she likes it, and she can dish it out just as bad, sorry feminist societies won’t admit this, until she finally breaks you. Any intimacy or love left? pffffhhh!, I finally gave up and joined the “me” society myself. I guess ,lol4, many girls I know have practically multiple sexual partners at any time, whereas I’m like what the heck is sex?, I forgot! Certainly these creatures need some free health care, especially reproductive, and now, they got it.

Mild inflation combined with collusion and monopolistic tendencies.

I’m in IT, I make about 50k/year, my friend started in nursing about the same time I started in IT, I now make about 60k/year, she makes 100k/year plus doing the same work / same time period of employment.

Taxes for sure!::
Rent for one is only a few thousand more than the property taxes alone on a house, I can’t afford wife/kids but my government can, I also can’t afford the housing to house them, and the food to feed them, I guess I could work until I was dead, and get a million dollar life insurance policy for them, but why worry about that, that’s what she wants, I’m not worried about my gene pool going extinct anytime soon, but she is, and that’s alright with me.

Piles of money = money base. You can pile money up, the more of it you got sitting in piles, the less velocity and taxes it can conjure up, I understand corporate’s are piling cash as well.

The rumors are true – Real Estate = banking cartel = interest payments = property taxes = maintenance = two income trap = money for nothing for the money pile growers. I had some RE, now that I got rid of it, I have this pile of money growing larger by the day, to be honest, I don’t see it as having much value at all, I can buy all this materialistic crap, but it only pleases me temporarily.

The question regarding why is QE not reviving growth?, well the government is giving money to the banks, and they hook up the investors who buy homes and wrap these up into some kind of differentiated investment portfolio, juicing the RE market.

Interest rates!, they have been going down for 30 years, they won’t shoot up unless inflation shoots up, that will be dependent on energy which we depend more on for food than ever before in history. This is the part of the equation that is the most important. The only places I see people actually working for a living is where inflation is rampant, and the energy comes from a workers back.

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Oil is big, to me, it’s in the drivers seat, being used for so many more industrial purposes than ever before, we truck it, drill it, pump it, commoditize it, and make an awful lot of stuff out it these days. We are more than just addicted to it, the world would literally seize up without it.

I agree about economies being in flux, the markets in general, still up and down like a yo-yo, but also still in some kind of “parity mode”. Some people are still partying away like it’s 1999, others burned hard in 2008, are becoming more skeptical of these booms & busts.

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