@thewhy
I do not careless what you say and I am not Catholic and I do believe you are one of them because you attacking your nonsense crap to me. Nothing will change my Faith from what I believe in. You will not stop me from things about the Catholic Church being evil and the Pope is behind all this, I know what is going on, if you don't preaching then go else where because I am not preaching, you can stick the preaching up ya ass, I don't go around and preach, I am telling you the truth what is going on and I have heard those words like you said about being IGNORANT, ONLY the Catholics say that, and you are ONE of them and for that, you are totally lying and I know that. If you don't like, then f**k off else where and don't respond back on this thread because this thread is NOT for YOU, you Catholics are condemned in hell for eternity. Jesus Father own Word's and now politely go and worship you Antichrist Pope. Do NOT
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Michael Wilson
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@thewhy and everyone else worried that the US will become Greece: The US owes dollars. The US prints dollars. China buys dollars. The US owes more dollars (fill the rest). This can go on forever. While: Greece owes euros. Germany prints euros. Germany does not want to print euros because Germany does not owe and holds too many euros. End.
christos just because a country prints its own money doesnt mean interest rates cant rise to crippling levels as they did in greece... interest rates arent leveled on the currency they are leveled on the country...... Germany has a higher debt to GDP ratio then the US
Michael Wilson you are crazy.... i hope you are tryng to be satirical..... how can you claim to not be catholic and still talk about hell faith and the antichrist with im assuming a straight face
William V "justifying your existence" sounds like a communist a-hole.... can you justify your existence? should you be obligated to do so? why?
@thewhy: Interest rates are not carved in stone. They're the result of the markets' (i.e. people running the markets) estimates on the chances a country has to default on its sovereign debt. If you would point out to me a country that has ever defaulted on debt owed in its own currency I would agree with you (but don't look it up - there is none, although the EU tries hard to change that). Anyway, this is not the place to discuss macroeconomics so I'll leave it to that. But don't worry, the US cannot default. Unless they want to.
Both SC and the Real World have gone into economic heck.