the future inevitability of growth is how our whole system operates, from social security to the stock market. when we are at a point that growth does not appear inevitable, it exaggerates the depth of recession. we will recover, as we have every time before, but it sure doesn't feel like it at this point in time.
that is what capitulation is all about. we capitulated politically by putting an inexperienced person in the white house, figuring that change without form is better than consistency without success.
We all have to hope it works, but going around kicking the defeated in the nuts will only make the recovery more difficult. the mentally deficient in here that do not understand that can fight last months battles for years, but since they are irrelevant to the future of america anyway, as they have reduced themselves to being hateful computer addicts, i wish them well, and hope they finally figure out that their quest is only going to reinforce their personal hell that is heating up like a mental curling iron.
"If at first you don't succeed,
skydiving is not for you"
