I don't care what you want to know
you don't get to frame the conversation around the same stupid ideas
I already know the answer, i just wanted to see if you could say it 
76% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck
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I already know the answer, i just wanted to see if you could say it 
you do not know the answer, but I get that all libertarianism has going for it is, pie in the sky dreams of personal sovereignty and smugness, so your answer makes sense
Oh I do, and what libertarianism has going for it is freedom & moralityyou do not know the answer, but I get that all libertarianism has going for it is, pie in the sky dreams of personal sovereignty and smugness, so your answer makes sense
Anywho, the paycheck to paycheck issue is extremely complex, and will require a multi prong solution.
sure buddyOh I do, and what libertarianism has going for it is freedom & morality
Anywho, the paycheck to paycheck issue is extremely complex, and will require a multi prong solution.
once upon a time usury was banned in Christendom
now almost everyone is in debt and struggling.
Foreign Holdings of US Treasury Debt Advance
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
JAN. 16, 2014, 10:12 A.M. E.S.T.
WASHINGTON — Foreign buyers of U.S. Treasury securities increased their holdings for a fourth straight month in November with holdings by China and Japan climbing to all-time highs.
The Treasury Department says total foreign holdings rose 1.1 percent in November to $5.72 trillion after a smaller 0.04 percent increase in October. Holdings had fallen from April through July but have increased since then. However, the November level of foreign holdings was still 0.1 percent below the all-time high hit in March.
China, the largest foreign buyer of Treasury debt, boosted its holdings 0.9 percent to $1.32 billion, a record level. Japan, the second-largest buyer, boosted its holdings 1 percent to $1.19 trillion, also a record.
now almost everyone is in debt and struggling.
Foreign Holdings of US Treasury Debt Advance
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
JAN. 16, 2014, 10:12 A.M. E.S.T.
WASHINGTON — Foreign buyers of U.S. Treasury securities increased their holdings for a fourth straight month in November with holdings by China and Japan climbing to all-time highs.
The Treasury Department says total foreign holdings rose 1.1 percent in November to $5.72 trillion after a smaller 0.04 percent increase in October. Holdings had fallen from April through July but have increased since then. However, the November level of foreign holdings was still 0.1 percent below the all-time high hit in March.
China, the largest foreign buyer of Treasury debt, boosted its holdings 0.9 percent to $1.32 billion, a record level. Japan, the second-largest buyer, boosted its holdings 1 percent to $1.19 trillion, also a record.
superunknown23
Superstar
They're pro-fetus, not pro-life.its odd that the people who bytch most about welfare and handouts, are the biggest opponents of abortions
Once that baby is born, he's automatically a moocher
speak for yourself
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
It's honestly insane how working hard is ingrained into our heads in this country, to the point you question someone for taking time off.
Are you guys anti hard work? 