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Originally Posted by AkDiesel
Depression of the 20's ..
Oh my my that is rich..
I must have gotten a different history book when I was in school,(when school was still teaching and not baby setting) books that I had , had the Depression in the 30's and it would have ended sooner if it had not been for the BS of the FDR admin , the Depression only ended because of WWII and FDR setting us to get in.
Todays crashing started small back in the 70's and each congress and Admin has just done a patch and pray... but today that is not going to work any more.
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Thank you Captain Quibble. He did say SINCE the 20's, which would make the statement correct, since the 30's are after the 20's.
Yeh,yeh, it all started way back in the 70's, or even before that, when Roosevelt started Social Security. Hell, we have people on here who think the Sherman AntiTrust Act is finally coming home to roost and I just recently argued with one guy who thinks it began in 1803.
Bullshit, you can keep a bad thing going for a few years but several decades?? this isn't the Middle Ages, anything around for 40 years is successful nowadays because if its been there for that long it's likely something else by now anyway.