Wow. Very interesting video. Thank you. I had forgotten all about the Cash For Clunkers debacle. I have heard government spending compared to a drunken sailor spending money. But, back in my much younger, sometimes drunken sailor days, when I ran out of money I was no longer a drunken sailor. Until the next payday. But I digress. It is amazing to me how our so called leaders think we can spend our way to prosperity. If that was the case I would be rich indeed.
Digging deeper to get out of a hole is no way to escape the predicament.
I actually considered using the drunken sailor analogy but I thought it was unfair to drunken sailors (honestly). The reason it's unfair is for the reason you mentioned - there are times when sailors are out of money, or are busy, you know, sailing. So the spending stops. Not so for these Keynesian, progressive socialists spendaholics.
Wow. Very interesting video. Thank you. I had forgotten all about the Cash For Clunkers debacle. I have heard government spending compared to a drunken sailor spending money. But, back in my much younger, sometimes drunken sailor days, when I ran out of money I was no longer a drunken sailor. Until the next payday. But I digress. It is amazing to me how our so called leaders think we can spend our way to prosperity. If that was the case I would be rich indeed.
ReplyDeleteDigging deeper to get out of a hole is no way to escape the predicament.
ReplyDeleteI actually considered using the drunken sailor analogy but I thought it was unfair to drunken sailors (honestly). The reason it's unfair is for the reason you mentioned - there are times when sailors are out of money, or are busy, you know, sailing. So the spending stops. Not so for these Keynesian, progressive socialists spendaholics.