Sorry, kids, the whole capitalism game is a fraud and a sham, a cruel joke perpetuated by imperialism and enslavement and environmental devastation. You really want to buy into that? Go for it, and have fun stocking shelves at Mall-Wart.

The only sense to make of the economic travesty -- the global crimes of commission now being waged against everyone without an MBA or not employed by the banking or defense industry -- is to create a new paradigm that refutes capitalism and western civilization. Save money now by not buying into useless consumer trash, and start investing in your future by developing service skills and community-oriented, socialistic local economies. Believe me, the government and its corporate minions are not coming to your rescue. Oh, one other thing - don't bother reproducing, unless you're a sadist and don't care to make your lives even more difficult.

"I should say, really I’m talking about- more broadly speaking- what I would call the destruction of American childhood, because ADD is the template, or just an example of what’s going on. In fact, according to a recent study published in the States, nearly half of American adolescents now meet some criteria for mental-health disorders. So we’re talking about a massive impact on our children of something in our culture not been recognized."
Dr Gabor Mate:Democracynow.Nov 24.

Got it... NO LINKS.

Bogus.

Sorry but I'm MUCH TO BUSY to rehash OLD topics like this. Just go to: archive org details Tth_080623 (That's June 2008, insert the necessary "/"s)

...to listen to: [June 23 2008] Travus T. Hipp Morning News & Commentary: "Welfare Music" - A Teenage Pregnancy Conspiracy... If There's No Work And No Future At Least One Can Watch The Baby Dance

It's about a conspiracy among a group of teen girls on the East Coast to have babies just so they could get welfare and live communally.

Because the kids already know they're F*CKED, and NOT in a way that feels good

Again... this is OLD NEWS.

As a recent grad, I can attest to this horrendous situation.

Not only did it take 1.5 years to find a decent job with a double major from a top 20, but the loans required to attend said school were private, thanks to the bush administration's funneling away of federal loan funds.

Thanks, again, to the bush administration, those private loans were also re-classified under the same bankruptcy terms as federal loans, but with none of the regulations. This means we're stuck with them. We can't consolidate them at all now, let alone at a fixed rate.

They show up on credit reports as "installment loans" and drag down your score, putting you in a catch 22. Your credit is too awful to get a home, but you need a home to consolidate and repair your credit.

We are, for all intents and purposes, indentured servants

If you're a young American adult, consider getting your college education abroad and emigrating. You are the first generation in the U.S. who will likely have it worse than your parents. So now is the time to strike out for greener pastures. Good luck.

As much as I would love for a green economy to work it simply doesn't or at-least didn't work in the case of Spain who had a Green economy that lost two jobs for everyone it created.

I was standing in line at the supermarket the other day and when I paid for my groceries with my EBT card, the printer on the check-out went crazy and started printing out a long strip of something or other, so I joked that I had "won the jackpot." Well, of course, that was not true, but it got me to thinking. "How many $10,000 jackpots could we distribute if the Fed printed $1 trillion to give away to American families instead of multinational banks?"

The answer is 100 million. We could give ten thousand dollars to 100 million American families. Give at least that much to everyone who is behind on their mortgages and it would solve the economic depression overnight, and the money would still be in the hands of the bankers by the end of the week when everyone brought their mortgages current.

I don't think the politicians in Washington actually want to solve the economic problems.

The numbers are too small in this article relating to investing in green economy. They should be at least ten times as big.

08:15 — Anonymous--"As much as I would love for a green economy to work it simply doesn't or at-least didn't work in the case of Spain who had a Green economy that lost two jobs for everyone it created."

Now I know why Spain was targeted for the second worst terror incidents (train system) after the US's 911 and anthrax terror attacks.

I appeal to the younger generation to see that government is still the problem. By providing cheap loans for education, they create an oversupply of college students that the economy cannot absorb.just as in housing, this easy money has created a higher education bubble that makes it even harder for a college student to get a return on their education investment. Your diplomas are underwater, just like the houses are. I am a person who struggled through this economic crisis, but I want the government out of the private sector, including college loans. I am also a person that believes that college should not be a mandatory part of any career path! Please consider these ideas when you think about how you want to shape the future!

"I want the government out of the private sector"

This philosophy has been implemented since reagan hit office. It has resulted in increasing financial instability from the erosion of the regulations put into place after the depression in 1929 to prevent another one.

It has also resulted in the destruction of those organizations which help maintain the balance between centralized corporate power and labor, the destruction of the nuclear family as more and more people were compelled to spend late nights at work uncompensated, mass offshoring due to lacking protective measures against leeching by nations without adequate human and labor rights standards.

In short: the crippling of necessary government intervention against natural forces of consolidation of wealth and market power that harm capitalist markets has resulted in the destruction of our middle class and as further consequence the economy as a whole.

Oh and this:
"Sat, 11/27/2010 - 16:48 — Anony Mouse (not verified) "

"Sorry kids. Your grandparents and great-grandparents have spent every penny you'll ever earn. It's called Social Security and MediCare. Now, be good little children and go eat out of the dumpster."

Bullshit. And super idiotic bullshit too. It's cars, air travel, wars, chemical based agriculture, multi-layered destruction of the biosphere and that kind of stuff, not Social Security or Medicare, that is the real spending of our children's wealth. Unless you prefer to believe the people who are actually profiting from this bullshit, on your account of course.

You might want to understand first that it is not human work that produces our current wealth, but overexploitation of natural resources; and no human work will be able to recreate those natural resources - because human technology at this moment is purely wasteful.

I guess the main point of this rant is that there will be no dumpsters. What we're wasting is wasted forever.