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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1559808, member: 26302"]Some may agree, some may disagree with the following article:</p><p><br /></p><p><a href="http://www.thestreet.com/story/11744090/1/the-road-to-bullion-default-part-i.html" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.thestreet.com/story/11744090/1/the-road-to-bullion-default-part-i.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.thestreet.com/story/11744090/1/the-road-to-bullion-default-part-i.html</a></p><p><br /></p><p>That is not the point. Let me list the terms in this article that I would say were inflammatory:</p><p><br /></p><p>momentous</p><p>unlimited money printing</p><p>exponential</p><p>bankrupt</p><p>infinite money printing</p><p>death knell</p><p>final warning</p><p>hyperinflation</p><p>inevitable</p><p>clueless masses</p><p>tulipmania</p><p>ignominious</p><p>insanity</p><p>explosion</p><p>plunge</p><p>desparate</p><p>unlimited money printing</p><p>spiral</p><p>utter worthlessness</p><p>manipulation</p><p>banker manipulation</p><p>derivatives casino</p><p>when will a default occur?</p><p>concerted manipulation</p><p>destruction of inventories</p><p>conclusive evidence of manipulation</p><p>magnitude of destruction</p><p>no other possible conclusion</p><p>inventories plummeted</p><p>plunged</p><p><br /></p><p>This is just the first 2 pages of 4 pages of a 2 part article. My hand got tired.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, I am not even debating the validity of the article, but read these types of words and ask yourself if you believe these types of words really belong in a reasoned piece of journalism, or a sensationalistic piece of garbage written ONLY to scare you, (probably into sending the guy money). </p><p><br /></p><p>To me, these are the types of phrases I look for in either side of the discussion. Once an author has to resort to such scare tactic phrases, I know the type of "author" he is. Look at the words yourself, and try it. No, please do not try to justify a few of the phrases of the article to me, yes there can be cases made for a few of these in isolation. Its when an article is utterly built around scare tactics like this is when I am saying it crosses over from any form of journalism into a self serving diatribe in my mind, (written from any perspective).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1559808, member: 26302"]Some may agree, some may disagree with the following article: [url]http://www.thestreet.com/story/11744090/1/the-road-to-bullion-default-part-i.html[/url] That is not the point. Let me list the terms in this article that I would say were inflammatory: momentous unlimited money printing exponential bankrupt infinite money printing death knell final warning hyperinflation inevitable clueless masses tulipmania ignominious insanity explosion plunge desparate unlimited money printing spiral utter worthlessness manipulation banker manipulation derivatives casino when will a default occur? concerted manipulation destruction of inventories conclusive evidence of manipulation magnitude of destruction no other possible conclusion inventories plummeted plunged This is just the first 2 pages of 4 pages of a 2 part article. My hand got tired. Now, I am not even debating the validity of the article, but read these types of words and ask yourself if you believe these types of words really belong in a reasoned piece of journalism, or a sensationalistic piece of garbage written ONLY to scare you, (probably into sending the guy money). To me, these are the types of phrases I look for in either side of the discussion. Once an author has to resort to such scare tactic phrases, I know the type of "author" he is. Look at the words yourself, and try it. No, please do not try to justify a few of the phrases of the article to me, yes there can be cases made for a few of these in isolation. Its when an article is utterly built around scare tactics like this is when I am saying it crosses over from any form of journalism into a self serving diatribe in my mind, (written from any perspective).[/QUOTE]
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