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bub about: Debate?
i will fully agree that the internet probably hasn't helped the political situation in america. giving every slack-jawed moron a public forum for their dip-shit thoughts might be the internet's biggest flaw. bdc excluded, obviously. i'm quite over the political bullshit. i just hope a viable third party pops up before these two back-room-dealing parties take us down like the titanic. hyphen.
wes about: Debate?
I'm not an economist, I have no clue what will happen nor do I care to wagger on it. I cannot attest that current policies will work, I like most reasonable people, are going to wait and see. It's not more of the same so maybe we'll see a turnaround, maybe not. So far unemployment has slowed. What I won't do is read muckracking psuedo-politicians who made their money ripping people off on sports betting line scams and consider it at all a valid critique of fiscal policy.
Thews, I honestly can't believe you dismiss Moody's as a reliable source of information over some dipshit w/ a laptop. The Idiocracy is here. I think the internet just jumped the shark.
Thews about: Debate?
Care to put a wager on some guys anecdotes vs. some firms charts? Say a night of drinking on net US job loss or gain at the close of FY '10? Think about it, I'm thirsty.
Thews about: Debate?
Well, fancy graphs and charts give me no reason to think we're suddenly going to break out of negative growth just because Moody says so.
wes about: Debate?
Probably not as concrete as that guy's anecdotes.
Thews about: Debate?
Would anyone like to refute this view?
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