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My Meds are fine, thank you for the concern. Is that all you have? is this it? One of the problems of being a republican or a democrat, is their platforms are indefensible in some areas.Originally posted by Clayton_Wetter View PostAre you sure you've been taking the right meds lately????
I'm sure you can make up some resemblance of a argument, defending the conservative, job creator myth. Do you need some of my Meds. to help you think of one?
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Originally posted by mudslinger47 View PostIt makes a big difference of "WHO" the top 1% are being taken from... only in America or world wide...totally different.
I see, the laws of economics fail to exist in one or the other. Is it World or America? Do you think Farmer in the Dell would pay to ship tons and tons if grain to a foreign country, if he had no consumer for it?
You too are finding out that the conservative platforms are indefensible. If it's any consolation, the liberals have the same problems with gun control, climate, abortion.
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Originally posted by Bubstr View PostI see, the laws of economics fail to exist in one or the other. Is it World or America? Do you think Farmer in the Dell would pay to ship tons and tons if grain to a foreign country, if he had no consumer for it?
You too are finding out that the conservative platforms are indefensible. If it's any consolation, the liberals have the same problems with gun control, climate, abortion.
Ya know, your not really as smart as you seem to think you are...the top 1% world wide include folks that make around 35K and up ya dumb azz... I wasn't jammin' ya I was asking a point of refrence but in typical lib bias you go off....again, ya dumb azz
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It makes no difference what your graph of rich to poor looks like. The premise is still the same. You need a consumer to produce and sell a product. With out that sale and exchange of money, the economy slows. When you boil it all down, the job creator is not the rich 1%, it is the consumer and there are 99 poor consumers to every 1 rich one. Here making a mil a year don't get you into the 1%, here, world wide 35k may do it, if you say so. It makes no difference. The laws of economics remain the same. If poor Ahmed the goat herder, doesn't have a buyer for his goat milk, it goes to waste. The Shaw of Iran, is not going to buy every poor goat herder's milk. He is not the great job creator the republicans think he is.Originally posted by mudslinger47 View PostYa know, your not really as smart as you seem to think you are...the top 1% world wide include folks that make around 35K and up ya dumb azz... I wasn't jammin' ya I was asking a point of refrence but in typical lib bias you go off....again, ya dumb azz
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Originally posted by Bubstr View PostIt makes no difference what your graph of rich to poor looks like. The premise is still the same. You need a consumer to produce and sell a product. With out that sale and exchange of money, the economy slows. When you boil it all down, the job creator is not the rich 1%, it is the consumer and there are 99 poor consumers to every 1 rich one. Here making a mil a year don't get you into the 1%, here, world wide 35k may do it, if you say so. It makes no difference. The laws of economics remain the same. If poor Ahmed the goat herder, doesn't have a buyer for his goat milk, it goes to waste. The Shaw of Iran, is not going to buy every poor goat herder's milk. He is not the great job creator the republicans think he is.
Your to stupid to "try" and discuss it with... first of all, consumers don't produce and sell, they buy... chit for brains...and next that was the exact point I was asking for clarification for ya pointless pinhead....And where the 1% come from makes all the difference.....try thinking for a change....
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And producers have to buy before they can sell. lolOriginally posted by mudslinger47 View PostYour to stupid to "try" and discuss it with... first of all, consumers don't produce and sell, they buy... chit for brains...and next that was the exact point I was asking for clarification for ya pointless pinhead....And where the 1% come from makes all the difference.....try thinking for a change....
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So what is your answer? If the government takes more of the 1%ers money does that mean the 47%ers will buy more?Originally posted by Bubstr View PostIt makes no difference what your graph of rich to poor looks like. The premise is still the same. You need a consumer to produce and sell a product. With out that sale and exchange of money, the economy slows. When you boil it all down, the job creator is not the rich 1%, it is the consumer and there are 99 poor consumers to every 1 rich one. Here making a mil a year don't get you into the 1%, here, world wide 35k may do it, if you say so. It makes no difference. The laws of economics remain the same. If poor Ahmed the goat herder, doesn't have a buyer for his goat milk, it goes to waste. The Shaw of Iran, is not going to buy every poor goat herder's milk. He is not the great job creator the republicans think he is."The trouble with quotes on the Internet is that you can never know if they are genuine." ~ Abraham Lincoln
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