Question by Go For Broke: Will the United States go through another “great depression”?
$ 4 a gallon of gas, banks with bad loans worth hundreds of billions from the housing bust, declining dollar, lay offs, low savings rate, and of course President Bush and Ben Bernanke are still in the throne with our money supply.
Do you think the doomsday prophets are right on target this time around?

Best answer:

Answer by BB
D-day not so much but I do agree with another depression coming on. I have been saying that for a year now. ^^

Answer by me
i hope not

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