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30/07/16
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Originally posted by lispingduck
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I look at the unemployment statistics from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The www/internet is a beautiful invention.
If that is not enough for you. You can choose to not believe me. So I repeat where is the precedent for 30% unemployment rate from a collapse in the housing price and the catastrophic events claimed? During the last recession and during the recent recession in other places in the world did suicide rates go off the charts?
In order to prevent such events like a 70% collapse in house prices, mass suicides, 30% unemployment etc it helps to prevent or minimise the circumstances which generate the possibility of it happening. Events such as house prices growing way faster than income growth, a surge in private household debt etc..
Like most things prevention is better than cure..are some of you encouraging the disease to spread/intensify?
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You really are a muppet..or a troll if you think that suicide rates don't increase when people loose everything.
http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/...jumped-by-57pc-during-recession-31317563.html
"According to the study - the results of which have just been published - suicide rates for Irish men jumped by a staggering 57pc from the onset of the crisis in 2008 to 2012."