Do you think country will implode (job losses) or just another phony fiscal cliff scenario w/bandaid quick fix at the last minute?

bloody spaniard wrote:

That's all I need...Those drones and some moonshine that porno and matches...that's all I need.

All I need is some drones and moonshine, a little porn, some matches and that cigar...that's all I need.

DrMaddVibe wrote:

Do you think country will implode (job losses) or just another phony fiscal cliff scenario w/bandaid quick fix at the last minute?

bloody spaniard wrote:

I thought you sold Stinky Cheese for a living ?

:-k

wheelrite wrote:

I ate a greek calzone Tuesday.

ZRX1200 wrote:

For the past four years, many of us in the private sector have had to suffer and sacrifice. I personally went from $60-$80k a year down to under $25k. Many others I know have had hours reduced and pay cut. Yet, our taxes continue to climb, and teachers in our local district and municipal employees continue to receive pay raises.

dpnewell wrote:

All this time, government employees have been insulated from the pain the rest of the country has been going through, as if they where an elite class above the rest of us, while adding to our children's and grandchildren's debt. Now that there is a suggestion that they too may have to suffer, the way many of the rest of us have had to over the past 4 years, all we hear is wailing and doom from Obama and the talking heads.

I'm sick of the talking heads parading government employee after government employee on our TV sets, with "woe is me" stories and crocodile tears. Most of them have had it very easy over the past 4 years. Isn't it about time that we, the ones who pay their salaries, ask them to sacrifice along with us?

dpnewell wrote:

For the past four years, many of us in the private sector have had to suffer and sacrifice. I personally went from $60-$80k a year down to under $25k. Many others I know have had hours reduced and pay cut. Yet, our taxes continue to climb, and teachers in our local district and municipal employees continue to receive pay raises.

All this time, government employees have been insulated from the pain the rest of the country has been going through, as if they where an elite class above the rest of us, while adding to our children's and grandchildren's debt. Now that there is a suggestion that they too may have to suffer, the way many of the rest of us have had to over the past 4 years, all we hear is wailing and doom from Obama and the talking heads.

I'm sick of the talking heads parading government employee after government employee on our TV sets, with "woe is me" stories and crocodile tears. Most of them have had it very easy over the past 4 years. Isn't it about time that we, the ones who pay their salaries, ask them to sacrifice along with us?

dpnewell wrote:

I plan to be in Washington DC soon. I expect to smell the acrid scent of diesel and tires burning from the austerity riots.

HockeyDad wrote:

We should get together, herf a bit over a burning tire mock the ungrateful masses.

dstieger wrote:

Share the pain; share the wealth. .....to each according to his needs....or something like that!!!!

dstieger wrote:

I talk about government living within it's means, instead of burdening our children with debt, and you twist it into Socialism? Nice deflection.

dpnewell wrote:

Since you make less money, even though tax rates went up you are actually paying less taxes now. You're welcome.

Signed: "B" Obama

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HockeyDad wrote:

I talk about government living within it's means, instead of burdening our children with debt, and you twist it into Socialism? Nice deflection.

dpnewell wrote: