Peegee

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Sallie Mae (SLM Corp) was responsible for issuing and collecting student loans. By being perceived as a government backed organisation, loans were granted to students majoring in unprofitable adventures to the point of nonsense. Furthermore due to ease of loans and ability of consumers to pay, universities and colleges inflated the cost of education and malinvested the money.

Follow me so far? Great. Did you know that Sallie Mae got a bailout of about 100 billion ...

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[QUOTE=I'm my own MILF;3165308][QUOTE=Peegee;3165150]....what? Do you seriously think EoEo is my facebook wall?

Fine: Read Hazlitt.[/QUOTE]

No, but you appear to.

And no.[/QUOTE]


Therefore I should be Eoeo banned for apparently treating it like my Facebook wall.

Still waiting....

In this minute's 'PG criticises america'

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujuDvwSOFto[/url]

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A man cries out for justice for murdered children, and not only does the perpetrator of those murders taunt him while the murderer's thugs assault and kidnap him, but the whole crowd boos the man and then rejoices and claps when he's kidnapped.

This country gets what it deserves and it can't come soon enough.

[url]https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=4756544669914[/url]

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...unless you are against the initiation of force for any reason, or believe this to be illegitimate force:

Irving Fisher thought credit cycles led to an unhealthy concentration of wealth. He saw it with his own eyes in the early 1930s as creditors foreclosed on destitute farmers, seizing their land or buying it for a pittance at the bottom of the cycle.

The farmers found a way of defending themselves in the end. They muscled together at "one ...

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"The act of balancing the budget WILL NOT get rid of the national debt regardless of who becomes/remains our President."The country is technically bankrupt. If you and I were in business, we would have to declare bankruptcy. Governments print money so they can get away with it. But we are insolvent and the debt will never be paid for. That’s a hard thing to accept. You can’t pay for this debt"

-Ron Paul 02/26/2010 CNN interview with Jack Cafferty ...

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Consider the scenario where you have the problem of wanting to give me access to your money. You can do this in two methods. First, you could give me your ATM card and your pin number. Second, you could give me power of attorney. Either way is completely possible and straightforward - you have something, and you give me access to it. You could do the same with property, or with ideas that you own (you could give me explanations or documentation related to your idea, or simply tell me your ...

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[url]http://www.cnbc.com/id/49037337/[/url]

let's not forget that this was caused by voters who authorized representatives who persistently allowed low interest loans to artificially bubble different markets, which distributes wealth from honest and productive citizens toward the vested class of individuals, making everybody except the vested class poorer, raising prices of everything, and generally making people's lives worse off.

The toronto maple leafs (sic) is by far the worst hockey team in existence. This is a team whose fan base is absolutely esctatic if they manage to reach the playoffs. Because they can never reach the finals much less secure a stanley cup; this is the best they can do in any given season, and thus you can see the fanbase' response correspond to a realization of reality. Their only realization - as a honest fanbase would quit supporting such a lousy, shoddy team.

Compare this to the ...

[url]https://williamdbailey.wordpress.com/2012/07/02/we-mutually-pledge-to-each-other-our-lives-our-fortunes-and-our-sacred-honor[/url]
[url]http://www.theatlantic.com/past/politics/ecbig/gdp.htm[/url]


"The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself."
- Friedrich Nietzsche ...