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Originally posted by Rudey
Tell me what bankruptcy shows and show me the bankruptcy rate through time. Is 2000 some great measure of bankruptcy rates and tell me why? Bankruptcies show the dumping of debt and aren't a measure of anything significant in term of the economy. But since you want to talk about something that will hurt your case, let's look at bankruptcy growth through time:
Now the deficit. Please tell me what it is about the deficit that you are talking about now. Yes the deficit should not be allowed to boom into something incredibly unmanageable but please tell me what the deficit is doing to the economy. By the way here's a hint: the deficit is the biggest thing helping the US and global economy expand aside from the Chinese boom. Were either to stop, your poor uneducated ass would be on a soup line probably complaining about how you "waz robbed".
Tell me how the Bush tax cuts hurt the economy. Show me. In fact Kerry is talking about tax cuts for the middle class too. So tell me what it is about these tax cuts that hurt the economy. Show me. How many jobs were gained because of them? Lost because of them? Do you know?
You want to be ignorant and embarassed? Come on down baby. It's funny because none of this requires regression analyses or basis lagrangian function math. This is simple stuff YOU TOO CAN UNDERSTAND,
-Rudey
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I know the books @ the psych ward are old but I think you need to go to the library and update your chart to include personal bankruptcy from 2000-2003 by the way smoke and mirrors don't work update your chart.