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5 | 27.78% |
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1 | 5.56% |
| some shitty civilian option named below |
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3 | 16.67% |
| bush did that shit & you know it |
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9 | 50.00% |
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I would invest now heavily and push the debt down the line until a huge natural gas export boom that will happen in the next 5 to 10 years. Pay ad much as possible down then. Keep a 3% deficit ish with a decent reserve until the Chinese come calling after they inevitably have some sort of govt collapse and need their investments returned to keep afloat. This will never happen while we have an obstructionist house and senate majority with no backbone.
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I've had the MOLLE since like 2007 and it's amazing. I'm pretty sure it's going to last forever. The thing is a tank.
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There are so many unknown variables, too. Before 1993, nobody could accurately predict how much the internet would totally transform economic production in the US and around the world. It gave rise to massive economic growth and development that helped the Clinton admin raise the revenues to balance a budget, return a surplus to paying down the debt, and hand it off to the next admin.
It's hard to even imagine what the US economic situation will look like in 20 or 30 years, or even by the end of this decade, when the CBO says the US will need to develop a comprehensive plan to deal with the debt before the figurative clock starts ticking down on a fiscal crisis. It's hard to determine what economic growth will be like, but economics generally agree that austerity has objectively damaged our ability to grow, and that growth would be at least a percent or two higher if it weren't for the sequester and similar punitive policies. Overall, the public debt-to-GDP ratio is almost half what it was during WW2, and is close to what it was in the 1950's and mid-90's. | ||
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I'm sure that was a totally qualitative and not quantitative analysis on his part.
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They could put a man in the moon in the next 5 to 10 years if they focused on it. They have rocket tech and could steal american nasa talent at premium right now.
But we are still fucking with mars. I mean they do have a nuclear arsenal and money to fund it. They are going to focus on africa mineral exploitation and building a real navy first
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To be fair wern't they the equivalent of 1890's America not 20 years ago?
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I traded my ILBE for a british pack on Bastion and carried it my entire last A-stan deployment. Way better. try and find a surplus one.
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As for a navy wouldn't it be more economically feasible to just keep brown nosing the US and mooch off of their worldwide network? | |||
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