Wal

can they, the fed reserve seize properties to settle debts, our debt?

sure we all know you must sleigh in ambush until all prayer is solely for your mighty allah, no yahweh. but why is there noticeably more Israeli-Islamic tension now +50years after the nakba in comparison to the couple of decades that followed it?

whos "assets" to they buy in exchange? does the general public have the right to demand a fair share of the money being printed? or are the recipient entities determined at the feds discretion? do they publicly declare which entities they might be or is that just as secret as the money printing process itself?

what they get paid is only in millions, what you guys demand will cost billions, even if the executives sacrifice their pay there would still be a huge discrepancy towards you guys fulfilling your goal of higher wages

not him. i feel the need to bring this up cause apparently his approval rating keeps dropping and im sure nsa/irs scandals and republicans cannot be the only causes of it doing so, anyway good or bad times he's your commander in chief and like what j.f.k said its about him not about you duh.. and before you say "create jobs" lets wisely assume that there is a slight chance that the dollar's quantity and -value- is a limited resource ok

unemployment as well?

funding for which has went from surprisingly fertile to increasingly unreliable over the years and of course im not concerned about the less than 1% who are officials or their high ranking employees im talking about the increasing majority of job seekers who studied to work for them only to realize they already have enough employees as they can afford and no reason to spend extra money for extra hiring or they would like too but the recession took themselves down as well. im regarding not only finance of course but also law/criminal justice, definitely civil service, business admin and retail

especially if your establishments barely have customers who care about your food

and this is wisely assuming the govt is not just gonna print out money for them either and of course there is the extra smaller minority who have good salaries assured for them by the economy..maybe, but what about the much bigger majority who are facing the complete opposite even long after they finish studying.

and no iim not being pessimestic im being realistic, apparantly because of a handful of obvious reasons our economy is underfunded from our dollar value being low and volatile, which then leads to whatever money left over for the desired employment of the bigger majority of our current and upcoming grads ending up being worth very little to non-existent. i only brought up this topic because apparently this dilemma our country is in is becoming much.. larger than ever before

and this is wisely assuming the govt is not just gonna print out money for them either

ensure unemployment drops too

i know what the newspapers are saying but is that really a correct estimate?

even outside the fast food industry

excluding the minority who may have their prospects secured(for now). what exactly were the majority of you expecting? for the gov't to just print money for you?(remember if they did even decide to do so for the general public that money would be devalued to the exact point where'd you still make no big profit)

im not literally questioning its current status quo of being generally low, thats whatever(unless your one of those senior types living on savings) im more importantly questioning its potential status quo which is to become even lower in response to any reason whatsoever, i remember when years and decades ago before the whole "recession" fiasco there was alot of good paying jobs and there was even more minimum wage jobs along with them as well, nowadays alot of funding for good paying job opportunities and openings that used to exist..dont and there's barely even minimum wage jobs available as compared to years before. now many of you might say risen gas prices to which i may partially agree on, but like i said im questioning the potential (decreasing) value of the us dollar (but not its legitimacy), my theory is back then the economy was better, cause the job market was better and the job market was better cause the dollars potential integrity was better as in for every 2% increase in momentary supplementation to fund economy for the general public only maybe less than 1% of value would be given up. but as some of us has noticed it not that good nowadays cause somewhere along the way whatever percentage in potential currency devaluation has and will clearly outpace whatever percentage of potential monetary supplementation as contrary in a better economy it is the other way around. which in this case funding for the good-job market for the majority of the general public will be impossible or at the least very dismal as every 1 solution seems to bring upon 2 more dillemas

any profit. i heard how facebook ad revenue has grown which is good for zuckerburg, but is it good for you investors even though its current stock market value is around $4 less than the ipo price. now lets wisely assume the current and future price will always be less than that when it was an ipo (which i tink was zuckerburg's plan all along) if you cant sell it for a profit did zuckerburg at least pay you dividends to justify investing or is it turning out to cost more than what its worth for you guys?

any profit. i heard how facebook ad revenue has grown which is good for zuckerburg, but is it good for you investors even though its current stock market value is around $4 less than the ipo price. now lets wisely assume the current and future price will always be less than that when it was an ipo (which i tink was zuckerburg's plan all along) if you cant sell it for a profit did zuckerburg at least pay you dividends to justify investing or is it turning out to cost more than what its worth for you guys?