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roguejuror

roguejuror

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good waste of $$$$

20,000 people could have been given $50,000

Beyond the $700 billion bailout known as TARP, which has been used to prop up banks and car companies, the government has created an array of other programs to provide support to the struggling financial system. Through April 30, the government has made commitments of about $12.2 trillion and spent $2.5 trillion but also has collected more than $10 billion in dividends and fees. Here is an overview, organized by the role the government has assumed in each case.
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http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/02/04/business/20090205-bailout-totals-graphic.html

number of americans, 2010

308,745,538

$8,097.28 could have been given to each @ 2.5T

that would have stimulated our consumption based economy more
 
RogueJuror
US population projected to 03/07/12

313,142,741
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US population projected to 07/15/12

313,954,751

or 812,010 gained in 4 months

or roughly the population size of the city of San Francisco

America does not suck

:usa:


Canada July 1 2011 - June 30 2012

361,317 gained

US net gains 1 every 0:13, Canada net gains 1 every 1:28 seconds

impressive stuff from Canada the last 2 years :grabsome:
 
MonkeyF0cker
I wanna go where people are leaving. Probably not where they're leaving really fast - like near an active volcano or anything. But somewhere that's becoming less populated.

Probably pretty hard to find.
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Depopulation

Big in Africa mostly cause of wars. There's also a noticeable decline in the ex-Soviet countries. Besides countries that are in natural ethnic long term decline like Germany, Ukraine and Japan.

I think what you want MF is a country that is not as densely populated, with very liberal laws: Uruguay

Population 3.2 million, it's around the 200th place in countries by population density

When Panama opened it's books to the IRS last year a lot money flowed to Uruguay as they did some pertinent law changes in financial privacy.

It's a country with open borders. Along with Argentina, it is one of the few countries in the world that never changed it's immigration stance since the colonial days. Pretty much anyone from any country is welcomed.

It's a country of 90% European Caucasians descent. You'll physically fit in, and believe me, that can be a big barrier for lots of expats.

The current President, Mujica, used to be a guerrilla fighter, a revolutionary. There's a huge national unity behind his administration currently in the country. It's something very rare to see in latin america. He is a dreamer and is actually making social changes to the country in a rapid way. For example, legalizing marijuana. Giving each child K-12 a free laptop with free wifi connections in every school. Etc, etc, etc. He doesn't live in the Presidential House, lives in his normal 2 br 1 ba house, house of all his life, in a normal neighborhood, with almost no security.

Uruguay Summer 2013 MF
 
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