jtomsic
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lolKind of sad but I am actually banking on that fact because school just hasn’t paid off the debt I have accumulated acquiring this education.
lolKind of sad but I am actually banking on that fact because school just hasn’t paid off the debt I have accumulated acquiring this education.
You do realize how/why this country was founded in the manner in which it was right? lolI like America, or what the country was founded off. I think there is radical change coming in the future, so I keep faith. It's going to happen one way or another.
There is a big difference between regulating how many children a citizen can have, and ending the pay-out plan for people on welfare who continue to pop out babies they cant afford.They need to put regulations on how many kids people are allowed to have.. YES i just said that!! But then people would say the government is over ruling and blah blah blah. People on welfare having multiple children.. like really!?
You're right, no one is complaining that we spent big money protecting ourselves. People are complaining that we've spent 1 trillion dollars bailing stupid people and stupid businesses out of a model that they knew would fail for 15 years and chose to ignore it over short term gains...No one is complaining that we spent 685 billion dollars in defense/military in 2010 and even more in 2011. The projected Department of Defense spending for 2012 is 707.5 billion dollars alone and over 1 trillion dollars for all defense-related spending. The Oshkosh M-ATV that is replacing the Humvee costs over $470,000 a unit, it still has rubber tires and can still get disabled by a roadside bomb set up by some poor uneducated moron. Depending on the situation, $470,000 is often more than the value of a human life.
Why are we spending that much on the military??? Where's our ion cannons and cyborg assassins? Nope, we can't give NASA 2 billion dollars so they can do research for the good of mankind, but we need 700 billion dollars so we can be Captain America. I like guns and missiles too but we're dumping money into the military like a crack addict.
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Fixed and ^this^You're right, no one is complaining that we spent big money protecting ourselves. People are complaining that we've spent 1 trillion dollars bailing stupid people and stupid businesses out of a model that they knew would fail for 15 years and chose to ignore it over short term gains...
And it wasn't the populous that nixed the space program; you can thank your wonderful (read: terrible) president for that.
The Navy already has Railguns, just ask my buddy Optimus Prime:No one is complaining that we spent 685 billion dollars in defense/military in 2010 and even more in 2011. The projected Department of Defense spending for 2012 is 707.5 billion dollars alone and over 1 trillion dollars for all defense-related spending. The Oshkosh M-ATV that is replacing the Humvee costs over $470,000 a unit, it still has rubber tires and can still get disabled by a roadside bomb set up by some poor uneducated moron. Depending on the situation, $470,000 is often more than the value of a human life.
Why are we spending that much on the military??? Where's our ion cannons and cyborg assassins? Nope, we can't give NASA 2 billion dollars so they can do research for the good of mankind, but we need 700 billion dollars so we can be Captain America. I like guns and missiles too but we're dumping money into the military like a crack addict.
Bush was the one to end the program. Obama nix'd his proposal to go back to the moon, in favor of putting people on an asteroid, and possibly Mars.Fixed and ^this^
Although, I must admit, the death of the shuttle began with Bush. Obama just put the nail in the coffin when he nixed the follow up program.
Agreed.One of those parties like totally gives a crap about us, no really!
TARP is actually going to cost significantly less than a trillion dollars, Like a few billion, in the end.People are complaining that we've spent 1 trillion dollars bailing stupid people and stupid businesses out of a model that they knew would fail for 15 years and chose to ignore it over short term gains...
LOL that is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif The US workforce is 155 million people, the public sector makes up about 21 million.your absolutely right the amount of people who work a non-government type job is so small we can afford to get ahead because of paying for everyone that does work for the gov't in some sort of way or collect a gov't check for nothing..its crazy. we have no chance with the way things are.