DustyInfinity
Platinum Member
Wrong! Wrong wrong wrong wrong. I'm a fiscal conservative, dipshit.What is wrong about what you say, though, is that you're looking at this from the government perspective only. You have an unstated premise which is that government spending is good and indicates a healthy economy. This is a non sequitur.
You wasted an hour typing a wall of words and completely missed my point entirely.
Amazing.
Now go back and read all of my posts in this topic again. I will wait for your apology.
Nothing to apologize about. Maybe you should clarify your position rather than vaguely claim that I'm wrong. I said you were wrong, but I explained why.
No, you made up a lie. You made an ASSUMPTION without having read my posts, and then in your pointy head you decided your fantasy must be true.
"You have an unstated premise". Wow. You may have well have said, "I'm going to make up a story about you."
You are as wrong as an idiot can be.
I have a very long record on this forum, since I have arrived here, of being against big government and big spending. I have made very specific suggestions over the years how to shrink the government and balance the government. Unlike most of the dolts on this forum whose intellectual capacity is limited to "Freedom!" when it comes to the details of solving our nation's problems.
You, sir, are an idiot. Back to the drawing board for you.
No one is going to argue with that the debt is horrible or that republicans push up the debt. The problem I am having is you are wanting to draw more and more revenue out of people without addressing the real problem, which is spending. That amounts to supporting unlimited taxation. We are in debt, therefore people have no right to income. I can't subscribe to that. I appreciate your view on the debt and calling out both parties, and I also admire your search for a solution, but at some point the government is not entitled to take from its people to cover its ineptitude.