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  • #61
    America isn't doing so bad. But I'd argue it's in spite of Trump. It's been a disaster of a presidency so far, and I can't see how it's going to get any more productive.

    But this isn't the thread (or forum, for that matter) for that discussion.
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    • #62
      Dean I think you can do better than being a trump supporter man, just saying.

      My prediction is that Trump is in a race, he cant wait to make his mark by going to war against North Korea.

      The race is whether he can find an excuse in time to do that before he is booted out.

      His list of friends grows shorter and his list of enemies made grows greater by the hour.

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      • #63
        I think you're both quite wrong. When I lived there I couldn't believe how weird they were. They love this stuff. I just look at what he is doing and the results. So far he is doing everything he said he would. And his policies were/are solid right wing pro American.
        I'm not a Trump supporter per se I just like what he's doing. You have to ignore all the left wing nonsense. It's all a part of how they do life over there.

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        • #64
          Originally posted by Bobsyouruncle View Post
          I think you're both quite wrong. When I lived there I couldn't believe how weird they were. They love this stuff. I just look at what he is doing and the results. So far he is doing everything he said he would. And his policies were/are solid right wing pro American.
          I'm not a Trump supporter per se I just like what he's doing. You have to ignore all the left wing nonsense. It's all a part of how they do life over there.
          Lol. This is sarcasm right?

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          • #65
            Not at all. The numbers speak for themselves. Everything is going pretty good currently. In addition to the above points illegal immigration is down to a 17 year low, unemployment lowest since 2001, US businesses getting more support, defunded the killing of babies, the list goes on and on. If you actually look at the policies and results to date, they are impeccable.
            The fact that he is a psychopathic narcissist is fairly irrelevant. They play the game by different rules. They forgive flaws and laud success. He may walk away because he tires of the game but if he stays I dare say he will get in again. 4 years of his policies and the USA will be a truly global superpower once again.

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            • #66
              That looks suspiciously like another prediction, but is it worth noting down, given that the trend is away from the thread topic?

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              • #67
                Originally posted by Perry View Post
                Economy good but housing boom over says ratings agency Fitch:
                19 Feb 2017
                The housing market was likely to "decelerate sharply" in several Asia-Pacific (Apac) markets over 2017, as sheer affordability, increased housing supply and tighter lending and regulatory standards kicked in, Ratings agency Fitch said. Australia, New Zealand and China had had the region's biggest recent price rises, but they would now experience a "pronounced and overdue slowdown."

                "We expect them to record single-digit house price growth, rather than the double-digit growth experienced last year." New Zealand house prices, which grew 12.7 per cent nationally last year, were forecast to slow to 5 per cent, due to affordability limits and tighter regulation. "Measures of relative home price expensiveness have deteriorated more in New Zealand since 2010 than in any other country covered by our report," Fitch said.
                Six months on; does that prediction look close to what's happening?

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                • #68
                  Prediction

                  Looks quite close.

                  Increased housing supply excluded.

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                  • #69
                    Did that actually happen in 2017, on a broad scale?

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                    • #70
                      Originally posted by cube View Post
                      Whose morals?

                      The tolerate everything, criticize nothing morals of the liberal left or the tolerate nothing, smash everything different morals of the conservative right?

                      The dilemma as I see it is you get a mixture of both - e.g. a Professor expresses an opinion on LGBT rights and is forced to depart because the weight of facebook opinion is against her.
                      Looking back and now, what have we got? One? T'other? A blend?

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                      • #71
                        Originally posted by cube View Post
                        Whose morals? The tolerate everything, criticize nothing morals of the liberal left or the tolerate nothing, smash everything different morals of the conservative right?

                        The dilemma as I see it is you get a mixture of both - e.g. a Professor expresses an opinion on LGBT rights and is forced to depart because the weight of facebook opinion is against her.
                        Nearly four years later, where are we, now?

                        Professional offendees abound.

                        Once was said: I think that's deplorable.

                        Now is said: I'm offended.

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                        • #72
                          Interesting to reflect back 4-or-so years and compare how the world is now with how people back then thought it might be, now.

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                          • #73
                            Originally posted by Perry View Post
                            Interesting to reflect back 4-or-so years and compare how the world is now with how people back then thought it might be, now.
                            Sad to hear but it is the reality that we are currently facing right now.

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