The FSA Free Shit Army Is Gonna Get Violent

Carne Seca

Carne Seca

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tryingtogrow89 said:
Listen because you have Stockholm syndrome, and are obviously to fucking retarded to read a history book, does not mean i have to illustrate history for you.
Like i said, you are a dumb ass, inferior, little peon brain, neanderthal dumb shit douche bag. Your S.U.V. does not cause global warming and you are full of fucking shit.
Get over yourself and your Al Gore fairy tales and shove them up your ass. You would like to think your know better when quite frankly you don't, you are the worst of them all.
Nothing or no one quite screams ignorant, retarded, fucking dumb shit quite like you, period.
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Oh I don't know about that... This post ranks right up there with the best of them.
 
tryingtogrow89

tryingtogrow89

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Carne Seca said:
Oh I don't know about that... This post ranks right up there with the best of them.
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Yea? i will challenge you if you think yours or any one Else's s.u.v. is contributing to something called Global warming.
I love how people like you just but in to a conversation you have no business in.
Well o.k. since you did, humor me.
 
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boneheadbob

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First it was global cooling, then global warming, now its climate change, like the climate has not changed many times in the past 6,000 years without gas guzzlers. Why is nobody holding Congress accountable. They all made mighty speeches about becoming energy dependent in the 70's and early 80's. They promised us we would never be held hostage again by middle east oil.

They are full of it and the war on terror (hahaha), war on some drugs, war on SUV's (for everyone except the elite and their limos and private planes) war on guns (once again for you and me, not for them). Its all about controlling everything you do including everything you buy and sell.
 
Carne Seca

Carne Seca

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tryingtogrow89 said:
Yea? i will challenge you if you think yours or any one Else's s.u.v. is contributing to something called Global warming.
I love how people like you just but in to a conversation you have no business in.
Well o.k. since you did, humor me.
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I was referring to the douchebaggery. :)
 
jeff f

jeff f

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NoDrama said:
BTW Milk is $4 a gallon and bread is $2-3 a loaf. Thinking $2 can buy you both shows how much you have already been fooled by inflation.
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(sarcasm power on) ahhhhh, wrong again ND. milk was $4.38 today when i bought it, bread was $3.29. boy, those poor people are really making out like bandits.....with all the QE infinity and weak dollar. pretty soon they will be able to afford a $45,000 car that goes 40 miles between charges...(sarcasm disengage)
 
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NoDrama

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jeff f said:
(sarcasm power on) ahhhhh, wrong again ND. milk was $4.38 today when i bought it, bread was $3.29. boy, those poor people are really making out like bandits.....with all the QE infinity and weak dollar. pretty soon they will be able to afford a $45,000 car that goes 40 miles between charges...(sarcasm disengage)
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And you know something else these " Oh its only a tiny bit of inflation" folks don't get?

Only 10 years ago a Gallon of milk Averaged $2 and a loaf of bread was 99 cents, but we are supposed to believe that there is only 2.7% inflation per year for the last decade. Well if that were true a gallon of milk would cost $2.61 and bread would cost $1.29 today. Were looking at 13-14% average for the last 10 years on Necessary goods, food is not optional. Gasoline in 2001 was $1.65, today its $3.90 which averaged out is almost 9% annual inflation over a decade. How about electricity? 2001 it was as low as $34 per MWh, it is now near $120/Mwh.Thats a 13% Average inflation rate. Gold? Gold was $260 an ounce in 2001, it is $1542 today, a 19.5% average increase. Silver? $4.50 in 2001, $36 today, 23% growth over the last decade. Nothing here says inflation is at 2.7% interest to me.
 
beardo

beardo

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NoDrama said:
And you know something else these " Oh its only a tiny bit of inflation" folks don't get?

Only 10 years ago a Gallon of milk Averaged $2 and a loaf of bread was 99 cents, but we are supposed to believe that there is only 2.7% inflation per year for the last decade. Well if that were true a gallon of milk would cost $2.61 and bread would cost $1.29 today. Were looking at 13-14% average for the last 10 years on Necessary goods, food is not optional. Gasoline in 2001 was $1.65, today its $3.90 which averaged out is almost 9% annual inflation over a decade. How about electricity? 2001 it was as low as $34 per MWh, it is now near $120/Mwh.Thats a 13% Average inflation rate. Gold? Gold was $260 an ounce in 2001, it is $1542 today, a 19.5% average increase. Silver? $4.50 in 2001, $36 today, 23% growth over the last decade. Nothing here says inflation is at 2.7% interest to me.
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sync0s

sync0s

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NoDrama said:
And you know something else these " Oh its only a tiny bit of inflation" folks don't get?

Only 10 years ago a Gallon of milk Averaged $2 and a loaf of bread was 99 cents, but we are supposed to believe that there is only 2.7% inflation per year for the last decade. Well if that were true a gallon of milk would cost $2.61 and bread would cost $1.29 today. Were looking at 13-14% average for the last 10 years on Necessary goods, food is not optional. Gasoline in 2001 was $1.65, today its $3.90 which averaged out is almost 9% annual inflation over a decade. How about electricity? 2001 it was as low as $34 per MWh, it is now near $120/Mwh.Thats a 13% Average inflation rate. Gold? Gold was $260 an ounce in 2001, it is $1542 today, a 19.5% average increase. Silver? $4.50 in 2001, $36 today, 23% growth over the last decade. Nothing here says inflation is at 2.7% interest to me.
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First off, you don't even seem to understand that inflation does not dictate the price of an item. Supply and demand takes care of that part. Inflation depicts the value of your money compared to before. The value of your money is determined by how much money is floating around in the world (also a supply and demand story). The less money around, the more valuable (unless of course there is so little money that nobody has it so then nobody will generally want it).

Secondly, I pulled the price of a loaf of bread of some site that posted national averages. I have found now that according to http://www.bls.gov/ro3/apmw.htm I was actually shooting high:

Bread, white, pan, per lb. (453.6 gm)
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1.359 1.420 1.472

I do believe that for the past two years I have been able to get a generic brand of bread from grocery stores (and walmart) for just around $1.

The rise in gold and silver is not primarily an indication of devalued currency, especially not at that rate of increase. It is merely an increase in demand that can only suggest such a sharp increase in value. See, people have lost faith in the dollar (just like you) due to the economic collapse. Therefore, they have a sharp desire to invest in precious metals (which they believe will not lose value like the dollar has). This increase in people wanting to buy (demand) is being met by the same quantity of gold available (supply). More demand + same supply = rising value. Take into account that people have been buying up gold and silver like crazy you get this: More continued demand + less supply = skyrocketing value

Ironically, I bet these same people who are doing this are the ones commenting on the greed of stock market investors. Yet, they fail to realize this is the same thing. The ones who "got in early" on the metals are going to hold onto it until they see it start to lose value. Then they'll dump it and cause sharp decreases in metal value.
 
jeff f

jeff f

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Surely you're right. The prices i paid FUCKING YESTERDAY must have been a mistake.

Your dollar is practically worthless compared to 5 years ago, but no inflation here!
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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NoDrama said:
TBTW Milk is $4 a gallon and bread is $2-3 a loaf. Thinking $2 can buy you both shows how much you have already been fooled by inflation.
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milk was on sale for $0.99 here and can usually be found for under $2 at some store or the other. a loaf of bread consistently costs $0.99 to $1.18 depending on the store.

do you live in nome, alaska?
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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tryingtogrow89 said:
Listen because you have Stockholm syndrome, and are obviously to fucking retarded to read a history book, does not mean i have to illustrate history for you.
Like i said, you are a dumb ass, inferior, little peon brain, neanderthal dumb shit douche bag. Your S.U.V. does not cause global warming and you are full of fucking shit.
Get over yourself and your Al Gore fairy tales and shove them up your ass. You would like to think you know better when quite frankly you don't, you are the worst of them all.
Nothing or no one quite screams ignorant, retarded, fucking dumb shit quite like you, period.
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i like turtles.
 
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NoDrama

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Well there ya go, inflation does not exist because you can find a coupon. I use coupons on every trip to the grocery store, save 20-40% every time I go. I have to, food prices are shooting up fast, but it must be because they stopped making it, or because everyone is eating more, nothing else could explain the rise in prices.

Gold is mined every day, it is not a declining supply, it is an ever growing supply. There is more refined above ground gold today than yesterday and tomorrow there will be even more.
I can buy a loaf of bread for .25cents, 3 day old at the bread store. wow, must mean bread is .25cents everywhere.
I can get milk fresh from the farm (RAW) for free from my milk cow. That means everyone gets free milk. so actually milk is free and bread is only 25 cents, PROOF OF MASSIVE DEFLATION!!!!!!!

This link Disproves my deflation theory. Prices are up across the board, and notice that bread is not 99 cents. http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/pricebasket.html
 
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boneheadbob

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Gimme gimme gimmie, mo money, mo healthcare, mo retirement and mo of everything else I cannot afford but desire.

Whores of Babylon
 
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NoDrama

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sync0s said:
First off, you don't even seem to understand that inflation does not dictate the price of an item. http://www.bls.gov/ro3/apmw.htm
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You realize that your link shows HUGE price increases across the board, hardly anything went down, some things have been going up 25%+ over the last year. Did you really look at your link? It proves my theory pretty well, even they show a 8% increase in price in bread from a year ago. Those prices are all massaged numbers that have had hedonics used to keep the rate of change down. It is in the governments interest to keep "Official" inflation as low as possible since they pay based upon a Cost Of Living Adjustment (COLA) on all the federal programs like Social Security, Medicare,Medicaid, Federal pay, military pay etc etc etc....
 
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