Faun
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- Nov 14, 2011
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Wow, you really are as stupid as they come. Oh, that's right, you're a Bush voter. That makes you the dumbest ape on the planet.What increase stupid?You're too stupid to understand I've already answered your question. It's a meaningless number in terms of the health of the job market. It's impacted heavily by people who choose not to work, such as retirees, students, and people who choose welfare, UE benefits, and disability rather than work.SEEMS you are to dumb to realize you never answer my questionAww, seems you're too scared to answer my question.Makes no difference since the labor force participation rate does not indicate the heath of the job market.
But let's take a look at the "not in labor force" numbers, shall we? If this Obama's fault, how did the level of increase start before he became president?
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Which percentage has more worker?
2009 66% or 2014 62%
and why has it continued to drop since 2009?
And the drop started long before 2009, so that question is based on a false premise.
See, that's what it looks like when questions get answered ... this is what it looks like when questions don't get answered ...
Question: "If this Obama's fault, how did the level of increase start before he became president?"
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What increase you ask? You really can't read a graph, can you, ape? Allow me to edumicate you ... look at the graph I posted ... now follow that red line which starts at the lower left of the graph and ascends upwards towards the top right of the graph. That ascension is the "increase." Now that you know that, see if you have the balls to answer the question I asked........