Global warming
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1989
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I know much of what you spew is opposite my experience. For example, the US is not in a housing bubble. Try to get some life experience under your belt.
check out max keiser, richard wolf, michael hudson, shiller, dean baker, zerohedge. i just heard this again listening to it at work, part of the problem is the QE has gone into the stock market, housing market, etc. and you did not re regulate the banks. im not sure what else. lending money to buy things drives up the prices, which causes bigger loans and bigger prices , etc. i would guess stagnant real wages has something to do with it.
if your going to invest in housing, you should really be mature enough to look up the people who predicted the previous crisis or may know something about the next one.
the next crisis will be a debt related crisis and stock market.
1989
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DON'T FIGHT THE FED. I don't deserve $200 an hour.
tourists24
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Just saving the planet,,,, eating all those smelly polluting animals
1989
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I know you can't get anymore specific that that statement. You really should separate the 2 and dissect each one.
i got that from listening to richard wolffs monthly economic update, which now that ive mentioned it i will post in my anti capitalism / pro worker cooperative thread
1989
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Why not dig deep and dissect it? You never go beneath the surface.
your one to talk. you never look up things for yourself. get a variety of perspectives.
you think the economy is good. you think theres not another housing bubble. you must be really clueless if you think the former is true.
1989
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If I state an opinion, and somebody asks questions, I will follow though and answer. I always looks stuff up before I ask you questions.
The housing market has heated up. Mind you I only follow Wa,Or,Id,Mt,Nv. But there are still some values. To call it a bubble is a reach. I would bet that if the marked turned from a sellers market to a buyers market you say because the bubble is popping.
I would ask you to specify (like I have in the past) why YOU are saying it's a housing bubble. But I know you will say because Richard or Chris says so.
i have and i gave u a list of sources to look up in capitalism thread.
1989
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Probably because Wolff just glazed over it. Must be true if he says so, right? All dirt has a saturation point. He has no evidence that flood mitigation was never decused, looked into anywhere along the route. Sounds like mitigating flooding along highways would be very profitable. Just more Monday morning quarterbacking.
1989
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Can't you just quickly list them? Then the link? Its real easy if you want to be transparent.
Eric HolthausVerified account @EricHolthaus 23h23 hours ago
Update: NHC has upgraded Hurricane Maria to Category 5. It was Cat 1 this morning, one of the fastest intensifying hurricanes in history.
Update: NHC has upgraded Hurricane Maria to Category 5. It was Cat 1 this morning, one of the fastest intensifying hurricanes in history.
newfie
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the rate of change was overstated by the alarmists. who would have thunk it.
this article was written in april.
Miami’s fight against rising seas
"Ask nearly anyone in the Miami area about flooding and they’ll have an anecdote to share. Many will also tell you that it’s happening more and more frequently. The data backs them up.
One reason is that water levels here are rising especially quickly. The most frequently-used range of estimates puts the likely range between 15-25cm (6-10in) above 1992 levels by 2030, and 79-155cm (31-61in) by 2100.
Miami’s fight against rising seas
"Ask nearly anyone in the Miami area about flooding and they’ll have an anecdote to share. Many will also tell you that it’s happening more and more frequently. The data backs them up.
One reason is that water levels here are rising especially quickly. The most frequently-used range of estimates puts the likely range between 15-25cm (6-10in) above 1992 levels by 2030, and 79-155cm (31-61in) by 2100.
DriveInDriveOut
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You have a habit of not reading past the headline.
