Faun
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You are fucking insane. There really is no other explanation.[QUO
Projecting your pathological lying doesn't help you as you can't quote me telling a lie
Back at you, Hammy. You never get tired of arguing like an eight year old, do you?. You’re about to get ass whipped for your lies … again. Sucks to be you.
Despite your senility, at no point in history was that recession dated from the third quarter of 2000 regardless of the GDP numbers being revised. The 4th quarter of that year was never negative and the NBER determines recessions based on monthly GDP data, not quarterly -- and as you've been shown, the NBER dates the start of the recession after Bush became president.
Your lie that it started before remains a lie.
Oh, it’s bad to be you. Caught in another flagrant lie. From the LA Times:
“Based on new data, the Commerce Department said that the GDP -- the value of the country's total output of goods and services -- shrank at an annual rate of 0.5% in the third quarter of 2000.
Previously, the government had said the GDP had risen at a weak annual rate of 0.6% during that quarter.”
New Data Show GDP Fell in 2000 s 3rd Quarter - latimes
So that's two lies for you. It wasn't postitive and they did revise it. Ouch! Also, LOL, you’re arguing the technical definition of recessions and you don’t even know what it is. Another lie we can document. It’s 2 out of 3 months of negative growth.
Again, that is the technical, economic definition. Once again you don’t give a shit about the man on the street as you’re arguing what to him is clearly a recession isn’t because of technical definitions (but only when they help Democrats). Yet another lie we nailed you in
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I said GDP for Q3-2000 is positive, and it is. That's not a lie. The number was also positive in 2001 when the NBER declared we had been in a recession from March through November, 2001. So it's still not a lie.
The lie was you claiming the recession started before Bush became president.
That remains a lie.
And now you've compounded that lie with the new lie that a recession is determined by 2 out of 3 months of negative growth. The classical definition is two consecutive quarters of negative growth. The NBER, however, doesn't go by that. They go by a significant decline in economic activity lasting more than a few months and they consider GDP as well as several other indicators.