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Spending over 300 billion dollars on trains will lower debt how?

Correction: 150Billion dollars
« Last Edit: February 09, 2010, 10:54:46 PM by Grumpy »

Growth from whats created would be greater than what was spent

I somewhat understand but it is going to take many years to get growth and by the time we DO get growth it will be useless since the economy will be even worse

Yay. Ive never rode on a real train in my life.

I somewhat understand but it is going to take many years to get growth and by the time we DO get growth it will be useless since the economy will be even worse
Lol great outlook
Yay. Ive never rode on a real train in my life.
You should, its an adventure

I somewhat understand but it is going to take many years to get growth and by the time we DO get growth it will be useless since the economy will be even worse

Go learn something before you speak. The recession has halted.

Government created jobs are what will bring the unemployment rates back down.

Lol great outlookYou should, its an adventure
Agreed :D

The trains at Europe are quite fun to ride. Better than feeling uncomfortable in a plane.

I took a high speed train from Paris to Nice once. It was pretty cool.

Agreed :D

The trains at Europe are quite fun to ride. Better than feeling uncomfortable in a plane.
Not including the ones in the uk, You'll find knives sticking out of the seats dirty everything and probably be murdered/raped/robbed

Spending over 3008 billion dollars on trains will lower debt how?
You're good at exaggerating.