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#51 Nibroc420
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Well, how about we take out a loan to cover that debt and the remaining debt we will have with that loan will be tugged by tug boats. So then when the little tug boat has the debt, then the big tug boats will then be able to tug.groovdafied
You can't take out a loan because the government is at it's at it's maximum amount of debt, So now they're going to increase that maximum and postpone it for another 4 months? Idiots.
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#52 Blue-Sky
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It means we can't borrow any more money until they pass a law to raise it. Which they will.

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#53 cain006
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Other countries have a lot of debt as well. It's not like this is exclusive to the US.

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#54 F1_2004
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The truth is that nobody knows where this debt is going. A soaring debt is clearly not a favourable thing, but nobody cares to try and change anything beyond their 4-year term, and frankly I doubt any economists with fancy degrees know exactly how global economics work or how they'll pan out in the long-term. If I had to take a stab at it, I'd say the government will become more and more "friendly" with financial institutions and countries which fund them, with obvious consequences.
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#55 Blue-Sky
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Want to know a secret?

We will always be in debt. Forever.

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#56 Serraph105
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It means we can't borrow any more money until they pass a law to raise it. Which they will.

Blue-Sky
they had better quite frankly.
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#57 Fundai
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Other countries have a lot of debt as well. It's not like this is exclusive to the US.

cain006

but 14.3 trillion...

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#58 Fundai
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[QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

It means we can't borrow any more money until they pass a law to raise it. Which they will.

Serraph105

they had better quite frankly.

im actually kinda hoping they dont and you default

itd be interesting, might pull the rest of the world into economic chaos but what the hell itd bee fun right???

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#59 deactivated-5f9e3c6a83e51
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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] And when the US defaults. What happens?Nibroc420
Nothing.

The USA owes China millions. technically they could claim land.

The US issues debt in its own currency. They will never default. They can just print more money. Sure, it will cause inflation, but you will never default.
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[QUOTE="Fundai"]

[QUOTE="cain006"]

Other countries have a lot of debt as well. It's not like this is exclusive to the US.

but 14.3 trillion...

It makes more sense to list it as a percentage of GDP.
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] Nothing.sonicare
The USA owes China millions. technically they could claim land.

The US issues debt in its own currency. They will never default. They can just print more money. Sure, it will cause inflation, but you will never default.

Yeah, well look at what happened in Zimbabwe. Or even Germany during the 2nd World War.
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[QUOTE="sonicare"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] The USA owes China millions. technically they could claim land.Nibroc420
The US issues debt in its own currency. They will never default. They can just print more money. Sure, it will cause inflation, but you will never default.

Yeah, well look at what happened in Zimbabwe. Or even Germany during the 2nd World War.

oh come on carting wheelbarrows of cash for a loaf of bread sounds like fun man!
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[QUOTE="kayoticdreamz"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="sonicare"] The US issues debt in its own currency. They will never default. They can just print more money. Sure, it will cause inflation, but you will never default.

Yeah, well look at what happened in Zimbabwe. Or even Germany during the 2nd World War.

oh come on carting wheelbarrows of cash for a loaf of bread sounds like fun man!

At least people might lose some weight in the process :P
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[QUOTE="Serraph105"][QUOTE="Blue-Sky"]

It means we can't borrow any more money until they pass a law to raise it. Which they will.

Fundai

they had better quite frankly.

im actually kinda hoping they dont and you default

itd be interesting, might pull the rest of the world into economic chaos but what the hell itd bee fun right???

...........no actually it wouldn't. :|
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[QUOTE="Fundai"]

[QUOTE="Serraph105"] they had better quite frankly.Serraph105

im actually kinda hoping they dont and you default

itd be interesting, might pull the rest of the world into economic chaos but what the hell itd bee fun right???

...........no actually it wouldn't. :|

Howcome?
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="kayoticdreamz"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] Yeah, well look at what happened in Zimbabwe. Or even Germany during the 2nd World War.

oh come on carting wheelbarrows of cash for a loaf of bread sounds like fun man!

At least people might lose some weight in the process :P

there ya go we dont default and obesisty gets solved at the same time. a win/win here folks
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#67 cain006
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[QUOTE="cain006"]

Other countries have a lot of debt as well. It's not like this is exclusive to the US.

Fundai

but 14.3 trillion...

Which isn't that bad considering Canada, France, and a lot of other countries are off worse when you relate it to their GDP.

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#68 Nibroc420
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[QUOTE="Fundai"]

[QUOTE="cain006"]

Other countries have a lot of debt as well. It's not like this is exclusive to the US.

cain006

but 14.3 trillion...

Which isn't that bad considering Canada, France, and a lot of other countries are off worse when you relate it to their GDP.

:lol:
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#69 cain006
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:lol:Nibroc420

Uh huh...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_debt

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#70 Fundai
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[QUOTE="Fundai"]

[QUOTE="cain006"]

Other countries have a lot of debt as well. It's not like this is exclusive to the US.

sonicare

but 14.3 trillion...

It makes more sense to list it as a percentage of GDP.

98% :D

Wikipedia says differently on the debt list, But if the debt is 14.3 trillion, and The only GDP thing I can find says its 14.624 GDP

its 98%

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Ah, great...
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#72 Fundai
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Uh huh...

Nibroc420

Notice the US is The most in Red...

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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]:lol:cain006

Uh huh...

ttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_debt

http://www.usdebtclock.org/world-debt-clock.html

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#74 cain006
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Uh huh...

Fundai

Notice the US is The most in Red...

As the other poster said, you have to take into account that the US makes a lot more money than other countries.

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#75 Fundai
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[QUOTE="Fundai"]

[QUOTE="Nibroc420"]

Uh huh...

cain006

Notice the US is The most in Red...

As the other poster said, you have to take into account that the US makes a lot more money than other countries.

And has alot more debt bacause 14.3 trillion is a hell of alot

$14 300 000 000 000

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The day everyone starts asking for their money is the day the world ends.
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#77 Verge_6
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The day everyone starts asking for their money is the day the world ends.jman1553
Not really, because who's to say they HAVE to pay?
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[QUOTE="cain006"]

[QUOTE="Fundai"]

Notice the US is The most in Red...

Fundai

As the other poster said, you have to take into account that the US makes a lot more money than other countries.

And has alot more debt bacause 14.3 trillion is a hell of alot

$14 300 000 000 000

Which is meaningless unless GDP is taken into account. It's like someone saying, "Hey you're 100,000 dollars in debt! That's a ton". It may mean a lot if that person makes 50,000 a year, but it's nothing for someone who makes 500,000 thousand a year. You have to take GDP into account.
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[QUOTE="jman1553"]The day everyone starts asking for their money is the day the world ends.Verge_6
Not really, because who's to say they HAVE to pay?

Yeah, China would much rather own America than force them to pay and go bankrupt.
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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="jman1553"]The day everyone starts asking for their money is the day the world ends.F1_2004
Not really, because who's to say they HAVE to pay?

Yeah, China would much rather own America than force them to pay and go bankrupt.

China doesn't own America, nor vice-versa. Both have one another by the testicular orbs.

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[QUOTE="F1_2004"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] Not really, because who's to say they HAVE to pay?Verge_6

Yeah, China would much rather own America than force them to pay and go bankrupt.

China doesn't own America, nor vice-versa. Both have one another by the testicular orbs.

America's got China by one orb. China's got America by both berries and the twig.
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[QUOTE="Verge_6"]

[QUOTE="F1_2004"] Yeah, China would much rather own America than force them to pay and go bankrupt.F1_2004

China doesn't own America, nor vice-versa. Both have one another by the testicular orbs.

America's got China by one orb. China's got America by both berries and the twig.

It's an equal crotch grab. Without America, China loses the basis for its economy, and they collapse like a house of cards. America's very EXISTENCE and culture does this. Just because America has a debt with China that will never, ever be called in, much less payed, doesn't mean that the latter has any advantage over the former. Both need one another to survive.

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its a glass ceiling, i'm willing to bet it will go up

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[QUOTE="F1_2004"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] China doesn't own America, nor vice-versa. Both have one another by the testicular orbs.

Verge_6

America's got China by one orb. China's got America by both berries and the twig.

It's an equal crotch grab. Without America, China loses the basis for its economy, and they collapse like a house of cards. America's very EXISTENCE and culture does this. Just because America has a debt with China that will never, ever be called in, much less payed, doesn't mean that the latter has any advantage over the former. Both need one another to survive.

That's a theory. It will hurt, but Chinese goods are all over the world, and they're constantly increasing their exports to other countries. America, meanwhile, is dependent on Chinese debt.
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[QUOTE="Verge_6"]

[QUOTE="F1_2004"] America's got China by one orb. China's got America by both berries and the twig.F1_2004

It's an equal crotch grab. Without America, China loses the basis for its economy, and they collapse like a house of cards. America's very EXISTENCE and culture does this. Just because America has a debt with China that will never, ever be called in, much less payed, doesn't mean that the latter has any advantage over the former. Both need one another to survive.

That's a theory. It will hurt, but Chinese goods are all over the world, and they're constantly increasing their exports to other countries. America, meanwhile, is dependent on Chinese debt.

They're dependent on Chinese imports, not debt. China won't call it in, and even if they did, America would more than likely tell them to shove it. I'm amazed so many people on this board think national debts HAVE to be paid when they are actually called in (protip; it rarely happens). At the rate things are going, America will still be a vital part of the Chinese economy for the next half century, at least. No apocalyptic collapse of western civilization is going to occur anytime soon because Asia decided it wanted to get some quick, short-term profit that is dwarfed by the benefits of having a constantly present customer that can afford their goods. I know it's not as dramatic or exciting when this is taken into account, but geez...this board makes me wonder sometimes.
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[QUOTE="F1_2004"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] It's an equal crotch grab. Without America, China loses the basis for its economy, and they collapse like a house of cards. America's very EXISTENCE and culture does this. Just because America has a debt with China that will never, ever be called in, much less payed, doesn't mean that the latter has any advantage over the former. Both need one another to survive.

Verge_6

That's a theory. It will hurt, but Chinese goods are all over the world, and they're constantly increasing their exports to other countries. America, meanwhile, is dependent on Chinese debt.

They're dependent on Chinese imports, not debt. China won't call it in, and even if they did, America would more than likely tell them to shove it. I'm amazed so many people on this board think national debts HAVE to be paid when they are actually called in (protip; it rarely happens). At the rate things are going, America will still be a vital part of the Chinese economy for the next half century, at least. No apocalyptic collapse of western civilization is going to occur anytime soon because Asia decided it wanted to get some quick, short-term profit that is dwarfed by the benefits of having a constantly present customer that can afford their goods. I know it's not as dramatic or exciting when this is taken into account, but geez...this board makes me wonder sometimes.

That's obvious that they're not going to bankrupt the US. The question is who is more dependent on who, and China is actively branching out its exports. US doesn't have as many options.

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[QUOTE="Verge_6"][QUOTE="F1_2004"] That's a theory. It will hurt, but Chinese goods are all over the world, and they're constantly increasing their exports to other countries. America, meanwhile, is dependent on Chinese debt.F1_2004

They're dependent on Chinese imports, not debt. China won't call it in, and even if they did, America would more than likely tell them to shove it. I'm amazed so many people on this board think national debts HAVE to be paid when they are actually called in (protip; it rarely happens). At the rate things are going, America will still be a vital part of the Chinese economy for the next half century, at least. No apocalyptic collapse of western civilization is going to occur anytime soon because Asia decided it wanted to get some quick, short-term profit that is dwarfed by the benefits of having a constantly present customer that can afford their goods. I know it's not as dramatic or exciting when this is taken into account, but geez...this board makes me wonder sometimes.

That's obvious that they're not going to bankrupt the US. The question is who is more dependent on who, and China is actively branching out its exports. US doesn't have as many options.

They may be branching out, but the US appears to be the dominant trading partner for the foreseeable future.
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[QUOTE="F1_2004"][QUOTE="Verge_6"] It's an equal crotch grab. Without America, China loses the basis for its economy, and they collapse like a house of cards. America's very EXISTENCE and culture does this. Just because America has a debt with China that will never, ever be called in, much less payed, doesn't mean that the latter has any advantage over the former. Both need one another to survive.

Verge_6

That's a theory. It will hurt, but Chinese goods are all over the world, and they're constantly increasing their exports to other countries. America, meanwhile, is dependent on Chinese debt.

They're dependent on Chinese imports, not debt. China won't call it in, and even if they did, America would more than likely tell them to shove it. I'm amazed so many people on this board think national debts HAVE to be paid when they are actually called in (protip; it rarely happens). At the rate things are going, America will still be a vital part of the Chinese economy for the next half century, at least. No apocalyptic collapse of western civilization is going to occur anytime soon because Asia decided it wanted to get some quick, short-term profit that is dwarfed by the benefits of having a constantly present customer that can afford their goods. I know it's not as dramatic or exciting when this is taken into account, but geez...this board makes me wonder sometimes.

Damn! You deserve a pat on the back! Well said man.. well said.

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Well, at least I know OT has next to no macroeconomic knowledge :P
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From my understanding, if the US defaults on its debts it really isn't a good thing.

Keep in mind when talking about "China would never overrun the economy", the Chinese central bank actually only owns $1.1tn of the $14.1tn total debt. Surprisingly second to China is Japan on $885bn. Also, only 25% of the debt is actually owned by foreign governments, and only 32% owned by foreigners. That means that private individuals and corporations own 75% of the US debt, and 68% of all US government debt is owned by Americans.

Let's use simple logic here when talking about the US defaulting on its debt. If the US defaults on its debt, it is saying to the people who leant it money "I'm sorry we cannot afford to pay you". The next time America goes to that person "can I borrow money from you?" that person would say "okay, well last time you didn't pay it back on time, therefore we are going to charge you higher interest".

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Good. Hopefully we will run out of money and be forced to end all these wars we are in.
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Good. Hopefully we will run out of money and be forced to end all these wars we are in. Diablo-B
Then other countries will lose interest in the American Dollar, they'll switch to something else (gold standard again perhaps?) and the American $ will plummet, meaning you spend more on gas and food. Yeah, that'll be great. :roll: It might be interesting though.
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[QUOTE="Diablo-B"]Good. Hopefully we will run out of money and be forced to end all these wars we are in. Nibroc420
Then other countries will lose interest in the American Dollar, they'll switch to something else (gold standard again perhaps?) and the American $ will plummet, meaning you spend more on gas and food. Yeah, that'll be great. :roll: It might be interesting though.

so if we get out of pointless wars other countries will lose interest in the american dollar? i guess the same thing would happen if we cut back the welfare state, this must be why the media on both sides hates ron paul
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If the US defaults on this debt, it will bring about an economic crash the likes of which has never been seen
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#95 ionusX
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the US would lose its mommentum as a civilization in the west and youd recess badly.. tis is one of those dommsday theories they discuss on the history channel, like no more freshwater or no more oil or no more electricity.. well if folks come for teir money from the USA basically you wil effectively cease to exist as a free nation you will become another haiti.. minus the song from canadian song writers and natural disas.. nvrm i take this second one back...

and a new driving force in the world will emerge.. china perhaps or canada.. india is an immideate write off.. but the other two or france seem likely. they would probably also relocate alot of international facilities such as say .. the UN or the world bank

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time for them searching for gold then...
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#97 chaoscougar1
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the US would lose its mommentum as a civilization in the west and youd recess badly.. tis is one of those dommsday theories they discuss on the history channel, like no more freshwater or no more oil or no more electricity.. well if folks come for teir money from the USA basically you wil effectively cease to exist as a free nation you will become another haiti.. minus the song from canadian song writers and natural disas.. nvrm i take this second one back...

and a new driving force in the world will emerge.. china perhaps or canada.. india is an immideate write off.. but the other two or france seem likely. they would probably also relocate alot of international facilities such as say .. the UN or the world bank

ionusX

I really don't think France has a chance...

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#98 surrealnumber5
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[QUOTE="ionusX"]

the US would lose its mommentum as a civilization in the west and youd recess badly.. tis is one of those dommsday theories they discuss on the history channel, like no more freshwater or no more oil or no more electricity.. well if folks come for teir money from the USA basically you wil effectively cease to exist as a free nation you will become another haiti.. minus the song from canadian song writers and natural disas.. nvrm i take this second one back...

and a new driving force in the world will emerge.. china perhaps or canada.. india is an immideate write off.. but the other two or france seem likely. they would probably also relocate alot of international facilities such as say .. the UN or the world bank

chaoscougar1

I really don't think France has a chance...

i dont think any country using the euro has a chance at anything other than failure.

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#99 comp_atkins
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[QUOTE="sonicare"][QUOTE="Nibroc420"] The USA owes China millions. technically they could claim land.Nibroc420
The US issues debt in its own currency. They will never default. They can just print more money. Sure, it will cause inflation, but you will never default.

Yeah, well look at what happened in Zimbabwe. Or even Germany during the 2nd World War.

i can't wait.

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#100 surrealnumber5
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[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="sonicare"] The US issues debt in its own currency. They will never default. They can just print more money. Sure, it will cause inflation, but you will never default.comp_atkins

Yeah, well look at what happened in Zimbabwe. Or even Germany during the 2nd World War.

i can't wait.

we will be able to pay teacher the millions of dollars some here thing they should, and everyone will be a billionare and hungry, good times for all.