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Originally Posted by Mimesis
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME?!
You can't even distinguish between different types of debt?!
THIS is why I'm about to leave this site. Look you dumbfucks, YES, the problem is debt, but NO,the problem is not national debt. If the problem was national debt, why would I be arguing FOR the bailout when it would ADD to the national debt? Maybe it's because the problem isn't how much fucking national debt we have!
HAHAHAHAHA, I can't fucking believe you retards think that because the problem is involved with debt, it must be national debt, so the problem must be with the war. As I said earlier, that is horribly off fucking base. Your error is in the first assumption you make, and that's because there are different types of debt (not just the national debt), and the problem we're having now has NOTHING to do with the one debt you idiots know of.
You guys wonder I call you idiots, then you say that the problem is debt so that must mean national debt? Seriously? COMPANIES are in debt. BANKS are scared. The problem we're having now relates to the debt and problems companies and banks are having. National debt is irrelevant to everything in this crisis.
People who don't understand what's happening, like YOU guys, are the reason why this bailout is getting held up. Mark my words, if Congress doesn't pass this bailout, they'll go down in history as one the biggest group of idiots to walk the fucking earth.
Don't misconstrue what I'm saying -- national debt is a problem, but it's not the problem in this crisis. It has nothing to do with this crisis. The war has nothing to do with this crisis.
The problem is debt, but that doesn't mean it has some connection to national debt. Next time you fucking morons should try to distinguish between the different types of debt before you start responding to my posts. If one more of you implies that national debt is the only kind of debt I'm just going to close this thread because the ignorance that you guys present in your posts is mind boggling.
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