-- Welcome To Obamaville! Think You Can Afford A New Car? Think Again "Thanks Mr. Obama!"

[Ramon F. Cabanaboy]

More Bad News…..For America
Think You Can Afford A New Car? Think Again
CNBC: New Cars Increasingly Out of Reach for Many Americans
According to the 2013 Car Affordability Study by Interest.com, only in
Washington could the typical household swing the payments, the median
income there running $86,680 a year. At the other extreme, Tampa,
Fla., was at the bottom of the 25 large cities included in the study,
with a median household income of $43,832.
http://www.cnbc.com/id/100500858
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How's That Hopey-Changey Thing Working Out For You?

[Sancho Panza]

Give them a POS cellphone.

[Christopher Helms]

On Feb 28, 7:19 am, "Ramon F. Cabanaboy" <ramonfcabana...@yahoo.com>
wrote:

> More Bad News…..For America
> Think You Can Afford A New Car? Think Again
> CNBC: New Cars Increasingly Out of Reach for Many Americans
> According to the 2013 Car Affordability Study by Interest.com, only in
> Washington could the typical household swing the payments, the median
> income there running $86,680 a year. At the other extreme, Tampa,
> Fla., was at the bottom of the 25 large cities included in the study,

> with a median household income of $43,832.http://www.cnbc.com/id/100500858

> -----
> How's That Hopey-Changey Thing Working Out For You?

Not nearly as well as the fringe rights 40 year War On Wages. Why
doesn't anybody ever talk about that?

[Hell Stomper]

Because it's bullshit. People don't start businesses to lose money.
Each employee costs twice as much to the employers as they are being
paid because of all the garbage regulations and taxes imposed by your
bureaucrats. Do something about that and employers will be able to
pay more. You just can't have it both ways. Of course, fixing that
problem is the LAST thing you people want to do. You need someone to
blame for your failure.

[deadrat]

How's that Mitt-Romney-for-President Thing working out for you?

Are new cars "increasingly" our of reach for many Americans? Well,
we're in the middle of a depression, and over 46M people are below the
poverty line. I'll assume none of them can afford a new car, so that
qualifies as "many." And a record number of people live in poverty, so
I suppose that qualifies as "increasing."

But when you look at this report, you'll see how vacuous it is. First
of all, the car that people can't afford is the "average" car, one that
costs over $30K. But people don't buy an abstract "average" car; they
buy a real car. Secondly, it's people at the median income who are said
not to be able to afford this mythical car. The median is the point
where half the people have incomes above and half below. Presumably the
half above the median income can afford a new car just fine.

The median income has actually fallen and is running at 1996 levels, so
back in 1996 how many people at median income couldn't afford the
"average" new car? Without a comparison, the claim is unfounded.

[deadrat]

On 2/28/13 9:49 AM, Hell Stomper wrote:
> On Feb 28, 9:17 am, Christopher Helms <chrishel...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> On Feb 28, 7:19 am, "Ramon F. Cabanaboy" <ramonfcabana...@yahoo.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> More Bad News…..For America
>>> Think You Can Afford A New Car? Think Again
>>> CNBC: New Cars Increasingly Out of Reach for Many Americans
>>> According to the 2013 Car Affordability Study by Interest.com, only in
>>> Washington could the typical household swing the payments, the median
>>> income there running $86,680 a year. At the other extreme, Tampa,
>>> Fla., was at the bottom of the 25 large cities included in the study,
>>> with a median household income of $43,832.http://www.cnbc.com/id/100500858
>>> -----
>>> How's That Hopey-Changey Thing Working Out For You?
>>
>> Not nearly as well as the fringe rights 40 year War On Wages. Why
>> doesn't anybody ever talk about that?
>
> Because it's bullshit. People don't start businesses to lose money.
> Each employee costs twice as much to the employers as they are being
> paid because of all the garbage regulations and taxes imposed by your

> bureaucrats. <snip/>

Why would a loser like you demand an end to the regulations that protect
you and demand an end to taxes on those who pick your pocket daily?

What is that, a form of Stockholm Syndrome?

[K Wills]

On Thu, 28 Feb 2013 06:17:01 -0800 (PST), Christopher Helms
<chris...@gmail.com> wrote:

>On Feb 28, 7:19áam, "Ramon F. Cabanaboy" <ramonfcabana...@yahoo.com>
>wrote:
>> More Bad Newsů..For America

>> Think You Can Afford A New Car? Think Again
>> CNBC: New Cars Increasingly Out of Reach for Many Americans
>> According to the 2013 Car Affordability Study by Interest.com, only in
>> Washington could the typical household swing the payments, the median
>> income there running $86,680 a year. At the other extreme, Tampa,
>> Fla., was at the bottom of the 25 large cities included in the study,
>> with a median household income of $43,832.http://www.cnbc.com/id/100500858
>> -----
>> How's That Hopey-Changey Thing Working Out For You?
>
>Not nearly as well as the fringe rights 40 year War On Wages. Why
>doesn't anybody ever talk about that?

None of the groups your post went to aren't intended for the
discussion of fiction, though there's no reason such a discussion
can't be had.

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Next to soccer."