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Predicting America's Future

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There is much to disagree with about this set of predictions.  It's certainly a plausible hypothesis, though: Okay, listen up. Here's how the real estate market and the economy will unfold after 2010:1. The housing market continues to crumble. More sob stories about fucked boomers who can't sell. The real estate industry keeps pumping out happy bullshit. The republican and dems who defend the financial industry face angry crowds. The too big to fail bankers pass more laws to rig the system. A cash economy starts bypassing the banking system. This prompts tougher laws that turn average citizen into a criminal for not feeding the financial beast. The trust of the system that has marked the last century starts to wither. Anti-government extremism grows like crazy...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on August 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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