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  • Bubstr
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 3734

    #16
    Originally posted by Clayton_Wetter View Post
    Glad you made it clear that we ARE going to default. lol Got a bridge in San Fran I would like to sell you!
    Isn't it amazing that the majority of the house, thought a default would be very bad for our economy also. Even the shut down caused irreparable damage to areas all over this country. I just hope the S&P doesn't downgrade the US credit score because of this threat to default. If they do, I wouldn't be able to afford the interest rate on that bridge, even if you had it repaired with cheap Chinese labor.

    I guess we don't have to impeach all of congress. Maybe 62 representatives still deserve it though for trying.

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    • skids
      Senior Member
      • May 2007
      • 1003

      #17
      Originally posted by Bubstr View Post
      Isn't it amazing that the majority of the house, thought a default would be very bad for our economy also. Even the shut down caused irreparable damage to areas all over this country. I just hope the S&P doesn't downgrade the US credit score because of this threat to default. If they do, I wouldn't be able to afford the interest rate on that bridge, even if you had it repaired with cheap Chinese labor.

      I guess we don't have to impeach all of congress. Maybe 62 representatives still deserve it though for trying.
      What's amazing is that so many people in our government are either too stupid to know the U.S. CANNOT CONSTITUTIONALLY DEFAULT, or they have so little integrity that they are willing to lie to people and make it sound like it's a possibility (when they know it is not), for political gain.

      The ONLY way the U.S. could default is through INTENTIONAL and SPECIFIC actions to PURPOSELY NOT PAY our debts (i.e. a bill with that specific purpose).

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