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<blockquote data-quote="av8torntn" data-source="post: 748889" data-attributes="member: 8259"><p>To me that seems like an odd view. Most people who want the government to spend more of our money try to argue that it has worked. You are taking a different and I have to admit unique approach by admitting that it hasn't worked and you offer the false assumption that the government does not spend enough money. You are trying to argue for a complete takeover by government even though that has failed time and time again. </p><p> </p><p>Some things for you to consider as I'm off to the lake for the holiday. Unsecured personal debt has dropped 18 straight months. Secured non mortgage debt has also declined. Delinquent credit card debt has declined. Delinquent automobile debt has declined. Government debt has increased. Seems to be something wrong there but I'm sure you can find a way to blame Bush. As you know I'm not a big believer in polls as you can frame the questions to get the answer you want so I'll just leave you with the thought that if the American people think debt is such a great idea why have they been reducing their debt? Or if you think the problem is that enough money is not being spent why not allow the people to spend their money as they choose?</p><p> </p><p>The choice really is simple. More government spending and more poverty or more private spending and more prosperity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="av8torntn, post: 748889, member: 8259"] To me that seems like an odd view. Most people who want the government to spend more of our money try to argue that it has worked. You are taking a different and I have to admit unique approach by admitting that it hasn't worked and you offer the false assumption that the government does not spend enough money. You are trying to argue for a complete takeover by government even though that has failed time and time again. Some things for you to consider as I'm off to the lake for the holiday. Unsecured personal debt has dropped 18 straight months. Secured non mortgage debt has also declined. Delinquent credit card debt has declined. Delinquent automobile debt has declined. Government debt has increased. Seems to be something wrong there but I'm sure you can find a way to blame Bush. As you know I'm not a big believer in polls as you can frame the questions to get the answer you want so I'll just leave you with the thought that if the American people think debt is such a great idea why have they been reducing their debt? Or if you think the problem is that enough money is not being spent why not allow the people to spend their money as they choose? The choice really is simple. More government spending and more poverty or more private spending and more prosperity. [/QUOTE]
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