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I'm glad we're in a recession

It's quite funny really. Life would be so boring without ups and downs.

Big Issue anyone? - got 2 dogs to feed

Bring it on!!!! _party_
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  • Really2
    Really2 Posts: 12,397 Forumite
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    domcastro wrote: »
    It's quite funny really. Life would be so boring without ups and downs.

    Big Issue anyone? - got 2 dogs to feed

    Bring it on!!!! _party_

    Funny !!!!!! was asking if I could prove people wanting a recsssion ETC and I said I had seen posts but could not be assed to find them.

    Thanks.:T
  • Thrugelmir
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    domcastro wrote: »
    It's quite funny really. Life would be so boring without ups and downs.

    Big Issue anyone? - got 2 dogs to feed

    Bring it on!!!! _party_

    I'm sure that some 1.97 million in this country at least would prefer a boring life.

    Sounds like you should get out more often to walk your dogs and experience the real world. :rolleyes:
  • bo_drinker
    bo_drinker Posts: 3,924 Forumite
    Brain dead fool. Not the first.. :confused:
    I came in to this world with nothing and I've still got most of it left. :rolleyes:
  • bo_drinker wrote: »
    Brain dead fool. Not the first.. :confused:

    Why am I a brain dead fool because I don't have the same opinion as you?

    There's loads of "We're doomed" threads.

    Crisises (?) always bring the best out people
  • . The hundreds of people in negative equity,debts and losing there jobs plus homes,
    wont be seeing a funny side. I wounder if the op would find it funny if someone close to him was facing a bleak future.
  • lolababy wrote: »
    . The hundreds of people in negative equity,debts and losing there jobs plus homes,
    wont be seeing a funny side. I wounder if the op would find it funny if someone close to him was facing a bleak future.

    They are - they can come and move in with me for free. More the merrier.
  • bo_drinker
    bo_drinker Posts: 3,924 Forumite
    domcastro wrote: »
    They are - they can come and move in with me for free. More the merrier.

    As I said, fool. :confused:
    I came in to this world with nothing and I've still got most of it left. :rolleyes:
  • bo_drinker wrote: »
    As I said, fool. :confused:

    lol!!!
    Why am I a fool? Explain your reasons
  • It could be argued that a recession is just what we need, as a society, to force a much needed change.
    But in reality, I can only see it creating a more protectionist goverment, which will mean lots more intervention from the 'elite' to take even more civil rights away from us (you know we cant protest anymore?!**), and further widening between the rich and poor. The government doesn't even have control over country anymore, the huge multinational companies have them by the balls.

    **evidence from some peaceful protests about the israel/palestine conflict at my university (nottingham university) resulted in immediate police action and some completely unnecessary use of violence - which was denied by them.
  • It could be argued that a recession is just what we need, as a society, to force a much needed change.
    But in reality, I can only see it creating a more protectionist goverment, which will mean lots more intervention from the 'elite' to take even more civil rights away from us (you know we cant protest anymore?!**), and further widening between the rich and poor. The government doesn't even have control over country anymore, the huge multinational companies have them by the balls.

    **evidence from some peaceful protests about the israel/palestine conflict at my university (nottingham university) resulted in immediate police action and some completely unnecessary use of violence - which will denied by them.

    I think society needs it as well. Throughout history there's been wars, diseases and the plague - we have had nothing. The worse is an economic crisis. I know what I'd prefer

    Society / governments / capiatalism / globalisation will all have to change now. We'll have to see if it all turns out better at the end of it all.
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