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St. Louis Radio Show Drops a Truth Bomb!

Submitted by timmy12688 on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 08:20
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I live in IL but drive to work in St. Louis. On my way in to work after a few jams on a classic rock station in which I was listening ends, two people start talking for their morning radio show at 7. The man and woman were discussing a new report out from the DoA stating that the cost to raise a child to the age of 17 is up 25%. They go on to say that it will cost $225,000 to raise said child. While they were ranting about the cost of groceries, health care, and cars and how this all contribute to the huge cost of raising a child I was frustratedly thinking, "But it's because of inflation that all of these things are more expensive!" And then I hear the male host say this:

"...and then we have the devaluation of the dollar because interest rates are too low"

Queue immediate celebration in my car.

We are doing it fellow Paul supporters. We are having an impact. Our message is out and the cat's out of the bag for the Keynsians. I am just so happy right now about this I had to share!

Keep spreading the truth.

With love,
Tim


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The truth squeeks in there...

Submitted by bcfast on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 11:04.

and the vast majority of the public are too stupid to understand what it means...sigh...I use the lesson from this video to explain it...I get 100% positive understanding after this explanation. It's less than 5 minutes: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2550156453790090544...

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Long lines at grocery stores have not been too boring ever

Submitted by ytc on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 11:00.

since we started to strike up conversations about how fast prices are rising & how quickly US $ is losing its buying power. . .

That is

Submitted by AmeriRock on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 11:10.

exactly what I do as well, I spark conversations in the grocery store about inflation and ndaa and all that. People seem genuinely interested while they are shopping because they are about to hurt their wallets again.

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The R3VO7UTION is spreading

Submitted by Libera_me on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 10:22.

all around the country, as the Paul Revere of our time,(Ron Paul) calls out, "The banksters are coming!, The Dollar is Crashing!" The next thing you know, we won't be the only ones with the rallying cry, End the FED!

When someone complains about high prices, I take advantage of the educational opportunities present. I explain how, if the Fed would be forced to stop printing so many dollars, it wouldn't require so many dollars to purchase things.

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At every opportunity, as soon

Submitted by Velveeta Underground on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 09:51.

At every opportunity, as soon as someone starts complaining about "high prices" I go into my routine also. It can't be said often enough.

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Funny to hear about your

Submitted by JustLiberty4US on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 10:27.

Funny to hear about your "routine." It underscores the importance of studying and being prepared. People want answers to difficult questions.

I'm constantly telling people...

Submitted by go213mph on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 09:34.

that its not costing more to produce a gallon of gas, and there is no shortage of gas here in the US either (in fact we are now net exporters of gas), the REASON gas prices and most everything else are increasing is because the purchasing power of the dollar is decreasing. Just WAIT until more of the 16 - 50 trillion that Bernanke "printed" starts making it's way into the system. That will be the start of hyperinflation. Unfortunantly 1/2 the people I mention this to get a glazed over look in their eyes when I try to explain the difference between costs increasing and the purchasing power of the dollar decreasing. What's the difference they say? I know then that person can't think and I just laugh and say...yeah, your right...what's the fu*king difference? lol

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This is awesome! I know I

Submitted by RP PLUR Girl on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 09:19.

This is awesome! I know I always find myself dropping tons of knowledge on inflation... Especially when people complain about the rising cost of things like food, gas, education, and health care. These are all things that affect people on a deep personal level so they seem more willing to listen to economic policy when this is the case.

"Queue immediate celebration

Submitted by PAFFVINTAGE on Thu, 05/10/2012 - 09:12.

"Queue immediate celebration in my car."
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LMAO....Were you doing the "cabbage patch" dance in the car all of a sudden???!!! ha ha. I would've been.