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At 1/15/13 12:34 AM, LemonCrush wrote:

At 1/14/13 07:47 PM, leanlifter1 wrote: There would not be an economy without socialism as well there would be no need for an economy if people are not taken care of.

Yes there would. People's need to survive and their want of nice things (or luxuries) is what birthed economies.

That's greed you speak of not "Economy"
Economy - To practice economy, as by avoiding waste or reducing expenditures.

Affermative Action is bollocks as I think everyone should be extended the same rights, liberties and freedoms by defult. If a Minority group gets an extra benefit than so should the majority get the exact same treatment as well as if the majority have to take it up the ass now and again than so should the minority. Fair is Fair.

At 1/14/13 11:48 PM, metalstorm wrote:

To blame a seatbelt for killing you during a crash is completeley irrational. The seatbelt tried to save your life and failed but that does not mean the seatbelt killed you. If you die in a crash it is because of the impact.

If you could present a case where a seatbelt killed someone when a car was stationary, for example, then you would have a safety device that can kill you and then I might take your argument seriously.

They are just trying to start a flame trolling war I would leave it alone. Nobody is that ignorant to think that seat belts kill people.

At 1/14/13 07:10 PM, scoutthesoldier wrote: Because it's bad for the economy, pfft, everyone knows that!

There would not be an economy without socialism as well there would be no need for an economy if people are not taken care of.

At 1/13/13 01:20 AM, Proteas wrote:

Well, if it's Canada, you wouldn't even have to knock. It's my understanding that people don't even bother locking their doors most of the time. XD

In December I went away for three weeks to go work in camp and I forgot to lock my door to my apartment "I was not really worried" as I came back three weeks later and everything was just as I had left it.

At 1/13/13 12:54 AM, Camarohusky wrote:

Yeah. It's one thing to simulate gore, suffering, killing, and/or pain. It's quite another for it to be real. I can knife a bitch in a game like nothing, but I feel guilty when I swear at people in my car.

Finally some honesty. I find it strange about how people can talk easy about trauma, gore, pain and suffering but most of us have never even lived it myself included.

At 1/12/13 10:36 PM, Proteas wrote:

If you honestly cared about the e-rep of newgrounds members, you wouldn't be posting.

Troll much.

At 1/12/13 05:47 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:

not unless your responsible about the loan

LOL I once thought the banks are your friend then I came back to reality and started to live within my means which is something all to many Americans know nothing about and why their Country is in economic shambles in part at leased.

if anything if you already have a good job/ education you can afford it, and just running away from the problem by moving doesn't always help.

Moving from a dangerous unwinnable situation is not running like a coward it's just smart and that's why the Vietnamese whooped your American asses back in Nam and also thats why the Americans are getting there asses handed to them in the Mid east. Also when there are children in the picture there is no room for stupid little arrogant egos it's just time to go to a safe place no if's ands or butts about it for the children's sake.

At 1/12/13 09:25 PM, Feoric wrote:

At 1/12/13 09:22 PM, Kellz5460 wrote: all currency is essentially fiat

people have to agree on the value of something in order to use it as a medium of exchange

However when you already have a market value of something and then arbitrarily alter that it throws the whole system into the shitter

Except the coin isn't going into circulation, and the only exchange would be between the Treasury and the Fed. There is no market value, because it's not going to market.

The Coin is a Farce LOL as the Government and the Fed do not deal in paper and coin currency they deal in fraudulent Promissory notes in exchange for digital numbers in a computer database/program as a very small percentage of currency is physical. The monopoly money in circulation is just a means to calm the people and make them think that a fancy piece a paper and coins really mean something.

At 1/12/13 09:22 PM, Kellz5460 wrote:

all currency is essentially fiat

people have to agree on the value of something in order to use it as a medium of exchange

However when you already have a market value of something and then arbitrarily alter that it throws the whole system into the shitter

The people didn't agree on the value the Government enforced it by law that's FIAT currency. See the problem with Government regulated law enforced currency as well as private ownership of the creation of currency aka "The Fed" is that it creates a debased or "devalued" currency and will ultimately end in the eventual demise of not just the FIAT currency in question but of the entire economy that surrounded the FIAT currency in question. Typically all FIAT currency's of the past have failed with the only aspect that has stood the test of time being the respective political systems dereliction to stop and prevent the continual debasing and devaluation by way of just letting the printing presses run away unregulated. Run away FIAT currency has been a problem for thousands of years and people are still to ignorant even with the internet to recognize or even care that the problem is happening again for the umpteenth time since as far back as the days of ancient China .

At 1/12/13 09:03 PM, Feoric wrote:

No, it's fiat, it's not actually "worth" a trillion dollars, much like quarters aren't "worth" 25 cents (there's only about 6 cents worth of metal in each american quarter if my memory serves me). This is called seigniorage.

I get the impression that FIAT currency does not bother you in the leased.

At 1/12/13 08:58 PM, Feoric wrote:

At 1/12/13 08:54 PM, leanlifter1 wrote: Sorry I cannot go into more depth

No, it's okay leanlifter, I wasn't expecting you to.

Come on now out with some more big word and bar graph to try and justify and complcate the mess that is monetary econ LOL. Perhaps if you try and make it sound to complex people will just give up and give in right LOL.

At 1/12/13 08:40 PM, Feoric wrote:

At 1/12/13 06:53 PM, Ceratisa wrote: What part of basic economic understanding tells people they can create more money from nothing circulation or not? The government would essentially be adding money that doesn't exist to their pocket. Good thing it won't ever happen.

What part of basic economic understanding tells people they can't?

No, seriously, I'm not trying to be an asshole. How do you think this stuff works?

Currency in order to be legit and sustainable has to 100% represent real value otherwise it will become like it is debased and FIAT with inflation the only way to keep to dog and pony show afloat. Sorry I cannot go into more depth but the simple fact remains that there is no need to as the monetary system is a fucked up dog and pony freak show based on lies and FIAT enough said. Also that's not even getting into the derivatives scam.

Socialism is great also so is Communism.

At 1/12/13 06:53 PM, Ceratisa wrote: What part of basic economic understanding tells people they can create more money from nothing circulation or not? The government would essentially be adding money that doesn't exist to their pocket. Good thing it won't ever happen.

LOL they have been doing it for years news flash.

At 1/12/13 06:21 PM, morefngdbs wrote:

At 1/12/13 01:56 PM, leanlifter1 wrote:

At 1/12/13 12:57 PM, morefngdbs wrote: WHether she had her doors locked or not, doesn't matter.

That's like saying using a seat belt does not matter.

;;;
Leanlifter I have buried 2 friends KILLED BECAUSE OF SEAT BELTS !

Moot as it is a well known fact and very well documented that Seat belts save lives.

At 1/12/13 05:17 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:

Like I said live in a place where you have lots of violence an can't get out you might as well defend yourself unless you want to be a fucking statistic. we all don't have money like you did to move.

I had bloody $600 to my name when I moved and guess what all is well now some three years later. My life is worth more than money and I am to good to live amongst the plebs. I am sure most of these people are street smart enough to get themselves on some governmental social assistance checks and or some kind of other financing to kick start a better more comfortable move than myself not that I am complaining cause I am not complaining. It is by way of ignorance, laziness, addictions, mental blocks etc that keep people from bettering themselves up to and including moving out of a disadvantageous and potentially extremely dangerous geographical location to where there is more safety and opportunity for them to make positive changes through better education, residence and employment opportunities.

At 1/12/13 04:50 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:

Oh, just quit it already. You didn't read the article, you made a stupid assumption that was incorrect, and you made a fool of yourself. You're just making yourself look worse, now.

once again you brought down the maturity level of NGS with your incessant flaming.

He didn't bring the maturity level down and he wasn't flaming. Saying(typing) something that someone may not like to hear(read) doesn't always amount to flaming.

once again you brought down the maturity level of NGS with your incessant flaming.

So, let's never take any news source seriously ever again and just think that everything we ever read or hear is likely to be bullshit, even when it makes absolutely no sense for something to be a lie, such as in this case.

I take it with a grain of salt.

At 1/12/13 04:22 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:

At 1/12/13 01:56 PM, leanlifter1 wrote: That could have been and in all probability was the Women's fault as she choose to live in a high risk neighborhood putting her and her children at risk.

of course its a automatic fault because of where she lives that would hold up in court.

Whats worse is that she was so ignorant as to not secure her place of residence with proper doors and bars on windows etc for if these simple security measure were in place could have eliminate a traumatic experience and lost time in court.

depending where you live in the US bars on windows are a fire hazard true story, I can disagree the security door but if you are on a budget and live in a high risk area the door really doesn't matter, I know how to take apart those things due to the fact I have installed a few. why wouldn't a criminal if he did a little bit of homework?

Guns are not a first line of defense they are a last resort as there are far more effective and less stressful means of proactive measures.

maybe, maybe not personally I am not gonna waste my time on calling the police or confront a intruder blindly if I don't know if he is armed, I'll go for my gun.

You proved nothing. This situation would have been prevented if the proper proactive measures were taken beforehand. The most logical proactive measure is to keep your dam kids safe from violence which means maybe moving out of the ghetto or other high risk locations not buying a gun to keep the circle of ignorance alive. Dar instead of moving somewhere safe I will just by a gun Dar. Only a Pleb would think that guns solve problems.

At 1/12/13 04:25 PM, RacistBassist wrote: Cheap security doors for around $200. Yeah, I would much rather just buy a firearm and some bullets if I was poor.

Cleaning Blood/guts/flesh off the floors walls and ceiling and having to deal with the obvious legal ramifications and charges/Bills. Yup I rather just get the door and be safe.

Also funny how everyone seems to think Econmics and politics are one and the same LOL.

The coin should read "Pass the buck another 4 years"

At 1/12/13 02:25 PM, Camarohusky wrote: This won't cause inflation.

No extra money is going to circulation. This is more akin to a subordinate company garnering losses so it can give money to a parent company.

It's merely an accounting trick, not anything real.

Actually it is inflation indeed as the money was created out of thin air and it does not represent any tangible value such as a skilled work force etc.

OP you fail the respect and relize that countries like the US keep countries like Africa in the state they are in it's called oppression and the reason is for maximizing profit margins for the ultra rich corporations that rape them for profit. On the other hand Countries like in the Middle east don't want American intervention and problems in there culture which is a whole other ball of wax.

At 1/12/13 12:57 PM, morefngdbs wrote: WHether she had her doors locked or not, doesn't matter.

That's like saying using a seat belt does not matter.

Someone with an unknown intent entered her home, causing her to feel threatened IN HER HOME

That could have been and in all probability was the Women's fault as she choose to live in a high risk neighborhood putting her and her children at risk. Whats worse is that she was so ignorant as to not secure her place of residence with proper doors and bars on windows etc for if these simple security measure were in place could have eliminate a traumatic experience and lost time in court. Guns are not a first line of defense they are a last resort as there are far more effective and less stressful means of proactive measures.

At 1/12/13 11:56 AM, Ericho wrote: I heard it being said somewhere that if all the gold in the world was put together, it would have a value of roughly a trillion dollars. So, we're basically dumping all the gold in the world into something that still won't account for ten percent of our problems. We need to make a ten trillion dollar coin and then make six or seven single trillion dollar coins. That would take up roughly a fourth of all the world's GDP.

LOL do you really think they need a trillion dollar coin LOL it's a joke man. They don't need to have a coin to create currency they just print it for example the Government just prints off Bonds and gives them to the Fed in exchange for what ever denomination they figure is needed at that time.

Nobody ever seems to respect and understand that inflation undermines their little dog and pony show aka monetary econ. Instead they pine over such inane particulars such as a novel high denomination coin among other things instead of reality which is value is not inflation and inflation is all the US has to keep the dog and pony show rolling.

At 1/12/13 11:08 AM, Korriken wrote:

why are you even still here? I mean seriously, you don't even bother to learn the facts before you go flapping your gums and making yourself look like a dumbass.

Nobody knows the facts here is what I am saying. What you here on the news is not always the facts and in many cases is full of lies and or half truths. Also once again you brought down the maturity level of NGS with your incessant flaming.

he rang the door bell several times, then went back to his car, then forced his way in with a pry bar (aka a crow bar). the door WAS locked.

Allegedly that may have been what happened but once again you/I/we were not there so that's just words. Don't believe every thing you hear from the news.

At 1/12/13 09:17 AM, wildfire4461 wrote:

At 1/12/13 12:13 AM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:
I would do that if I was you and if you want to bulk buy go to a bank and get a unsecured personal loan and get it for how much you want to spend and get the maximum amount of months say 90 months so you have lower payments. go to your local gun show and just buy up man make sure you go to the Private Sellers that don't require Background checks and you could probably get some good deals.

and you don't have to worry about feds or cops either.

Well a loan is out of the question (I'll have to get one later for a bigger problem), however I just checked and there's a show next weekend in Topeka I'll go to.

A loan to buy guns is absolutely the most retarded idea I have heard in a long while. No wonder the US economy has gone to shit well with all the morons that are wasting monetary funds they don't have on such frivolous novelties. You would be doing yourself, your family, and country a discredit if you took a loan out to buy guy's lol. Perhaps the money would be better spent on some addition education on money management so that way you can save enough to move to a safer and better more life enriching local that in turn will make you more happy than any gun a promise you.

At 1/11/13 11:55 PM, Tony-DarkGrave wrote:

At 1/11/13 11:49 PM, leanlifter1 wrote: I had a problem with the area I lived so I moved from a big city to a small one. Stop being a douche. Also there are high quality doors you can buy if you live in a high risk area so the onus is on the person to use proactive measures. Guns are not the answer.

I noticed for someone who preached rights in the front Fascism you sure adamant with guns. even though its a right they are try to heavily restrict upon us.

I understand about the US constitution and how it enables the people of the US the right to bare arms but also you must respect and understand that the constitution was ratified a very long time ago and thus in many ways has become outdated. Also the Constitution does not advocate murder in any context as well as the right to bare arms was intended to keep the Government on the path of righteousness. The constitution does not advocate killing each other. If a person especially with children lives in a high risk neighborhood I suggest to invest in a door like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnslSas5ZOQ as it could mean the difference between life and death and or a traumatizing experience that would damage a child for life.