Timmah! said:
ManusJustus said:
That barely makes any sense. First of all, I dont care what my leader looks like, I want them to be a good leader who makes good decision. They could have a humpback for all I care. George Bush and his Republican policies have all but destroyed America's economy, so if that isn't enough reason to want another party I dont know what is.
You didnt burn me, or anybody else for that matter. Word of advice, if you ever gain the intellectual ability to burn someone else, you dont have to announce it because it will be apparent in the words you wrote or spoke.
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Did you actually read any of the facts I posted about the economy?
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Yeah, and it was 100% bullshit. Bill Clinton came in on a bad economy and turned it around into a good one. It didn't take George Bush long to turn the trend around.
All you are doing is skewing the facts, just like with the graph with a huge graphical difference but less than 0.1 actual difference, not to mention that Bill Clinton brought it down in office and George Bush brought it up (statistically getting credit for Bill Clintons work since unemployment was down when Bush came into office). Goes along with the Republican minimum wage argument that 5 percent of adults make minimum wage, when the fact is that if you work somewhere for a little while you get a raise and even a one cent raise technically means you no longer make exactly minimum wage.
If the facts dont fit your beliefs, then I guess making up stuff is your only other option.
Do you really think lower taxes are bad for the economy? Really? So, the less money the consumer gets to keep, the more money they have, right? Makes perfect sense. :/
The money is still in the economy and it comes back to the consumer (unless its spent somewhere like Iraq). If someone makes $100,000, pays no taxes and $20,000 for healthcare, that is the same as someone making $100,000, paying $20,000 in taxes and getting free healthcare.
Healthcare is actually a public good that is more efficiently provided by the government, which is why America pays three times as much for healthcare than Brits for the same quality. America healthcare spending GDP total is $5,000, United Kingom's is $1,800.
http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/hea_hea_car_fun_tot_per_cap-care-funding-total-per-capita