Essential Economics for Politicians

Four - six years is not a lot to give for a life long value of
a higher education. You still could have been a " Rod Buster "...
Of course that would've been a step backwards, but you're
entitled to that decision also. Just as you were to NO higher learning.

Matter of fact...you could still accomplish that goal.
Tell the drop out and the sailor.
 
I went to the U of work your ass off. We all know the path you took, seems like neither of us had any grand opportunities to choose from so maybe come down off your high horse and be real if that's possible.
Another long excuse for the legacy of non reading passed down to you by your father espola.
 
Not overencumbered at all. You and Iz just need to learn how to manage your cash. It’s clear he gave up and took an easy government job so he doesn’t have to struggle and the taxpayers will pay his pension. I get it.
Lol! You wish you got it.
 
The hallmark of a truly free market is that all associations and relationships are based on voluntary agreement and mutual consent. Another way of saying this is that, in the free market society, people are morally and legally viewed as sovereign individuals possessing rights to their life, liberty, and honestly acquired property, who may not be coerced into any transaction that they do not consider to be to their personal betterment and advantage.

The rules of the free market are really very simple: you don’t kill, you don’t steal, and you don’t cheat through fraud or misrepresentation. You can only improve your own position by improving the circumstances of others. Your talents, abilities, and efforts must all be focused on one thing: what will others take in trade from you for the revenues you want to earn as the source of your own income and profits?

Consent, Not Coercion, Is a Hallmark of the Market

https://fee.org/articles/free-markets-refine-good-manners/
 
QUOTE="messy, post: 265135, member: 3299"

Not overencumbered at all.
You and Iz just need to learn how to manage your cash.
It’s clear he gave up and took an easy government job so
he doesn’t have to struggle and the taxpayers will pay his pension.
I get it.
You are jealous & envious it seems....

/QUOTE

" Not over encumbered at all. "....Really ?

What do you call sucking out the balance of your equity/equities....

You have some new age " Math " style of terminology that
makes you feel good with 100 % Debt ...?

I call it.... Very " Messy " Financials !
 
QUOTE="messy, post: 265135, member: 3299"

Not overencumbered at all.
You and Iz just need to learn how to manage your cash.
It’s clear he gave up and took an easy government job so
he doesn’t have to struggle and the taxpayers will pay his pension.
I get it.
You are jealous & envious it seems....

/QUOTE

" Not over encumbered at all. "....Really ?

What do you call sucking out the balance of your equity/equities....

You have some new age " Math " style of terminology that
makes you feel good with 100 % Debt ...?

I call it.... Very " Messy " Financials !
He’s a poser
 
The most useful tool the Democrats/Liberals could use...!

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QUOTE="messy, post: 265135, member: 3299"

Not overencumbered at all.
You and Iz just need to learn how to manage your cash.
It’s clear he gave up and took an easy government job so
he doesn’t have to struggle and the taxpayers will pay his pension.
I get it.
You are jealous & envious it seems....

/QUOTE

" Not over encumbered at all. "....Really ?

What do you call sucking out the balance of your equity/equities....

You have some new age " Math " style of terminology that
makes you feel good with 100 % Debt ...?

I call it.... Very " Messy " Financials !
Hey weird 4ns, you and Iz combined don't have half of the equity, or cash, on my balance sheet. Wanna bet? No, you don't. I don't blame you.
 
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