Road Trips and Debt Economics

Alex Tiller - Thursday, May 21, 2009

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No Name commented on 21-May-2009 06:44 PM

Very creative way to compare apples to apples. My only comment is that what if the only way to outrun a deadly hurricane is to risk it at 174mph or parish...the spending is pretty outrageous and will definitely take generations to pay off, but in retrospect, how terrible was the Great Depression on the US? Do we want to relive that as a country or drive like a bat out of hell to avoid it. Just a thought.

Alex Tiller commented on 04-Jun-2009 03:26 PM

That is a really well worded response. Thanks for sharing.

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