mrstickball said:
Also, your other statement about Keynesian economics is wrong. We've had many times where government spending contracted and growth was rapid. Look no further than the 1990s: The government tightened up how much it spent over the whole decade, and we had a lot of growth. Comparatively, the 2000s saw rapid growth in government, and we ended on a horrible note in regards to the economy. |
Metalli was being sarcastic, and it wasn't a Keynesian statement, it was very much a pro-Austrian economics statement, about how ridiculous it is that so many people think we can solve our debt problem by spending even more money. It's nutty.







