So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).
That’s a ridiculous response and pretty much has nothing to do with what I said. You obviously didn’t understand what I was saying and it wasn’t because I was unclear.[/quote]
Didn’t understand? My you boys think quite highly of yourselves. Is that from too much pampering as a chld, or not enough? Hmm.
I pin hatred of America on you. (There, I did it again-The Internet is funny like that, you can’t really tell anyone to do anything right?)
Oh yeah? Well I plan on spending my summer in Iceland practicing strong man events! I love Iceland and what it stands for…err…um ICE!
Okay, I’ll try but it won’t be easy. I’ll do it just for you. IF you promise to be a good boy and behave on your train trip to London with Bambi. You’re going right?
Zeb are you really trying to deny that inflation statistics were changed (dramatically under Clinton) and the official gov’t statistics are skewed because of it?
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
I know lots about the US economy and I’ve done pretty well financially in my life. Now let’s move on to something that should interest you:
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
Well, it’s keeping SS payments down…
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
I know lots about the US economy and I’ve done pretty well financially in my life. Now let’s move on to something that should interest you:
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
Well, it’s keeping SS payments down…[/quote]
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
I know lots about the US economy and I’ve done pretty well financially in my life. Now let’s move on to something that should interest you:
Oh my![/quote]
In 2009, yes, but not the last five years or so.
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Orion 2009 WAS part of the last five years! If you’re going to go all retard on me this is not going to be as much fun as I planned.
Anyway, it has continued since 09’
Your US envy has lead you to ignoring your own country and its many problems. Now try to explain this to me and I want details.
Now Octavius I don’t want you dropping out of this thread just because we’ve had a little disagreement. We…the entire site that is… needs your 20 year old foreign brain to figure out the complexities of the US economy.
I think between you, the 20 year old Scot and the Austrian we can really get down to what makes America tick.
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
I know lots about the US economy and I’ve done pretty well financially in my life. Now let’s move on to something that should interest you:
Oh my![/quote]
In 2009, yes, but not the last five years or so.
[/quote]
Orion 2009 WAS part of the last five years! If you’re going to go all retard on me this is not going to be as much fun as I planned.
Anyway, it has continued since 09’
Your US envy has lead you to ignoring your own country and its many problems. Now try to explain this to me and I want details.
[/quote]
And again, not the last 5 years in a row, as in the US.
Also if Austria was as big as the US our trade deficit would hover around 30 billion.
The US trade deficit 16,7 times that much at roughly 500 billion.
[quote]ZEB wrote:
Now Octavius I don’t want you dropping out of this thread just because we’ve had a little disagreement. We…the entire site that is… needs your 20 year old foreign brain to figure out the complexities of the US economy.
I think between you, the 20 year old Scot and the Austrian we can really get down to what makes America tick.
Right?
[/quote]
No, I think you do a good job demonstrating that denial and willful ignorance plays an important role.
[quote]ZEB wrote:
I know your little austrian ears burn when you hear things like this, but the USA is the greatest nation on the face of the planet. And blows right past little austria in every category.[/quote]
[quote]ZEB wrote:
I know lots about the US economy and I’ve done pretty well financially in my life. Now let’s move on to something that should interest you:
[/quote]
Anyone can take advantage of bad government policy if they know what they are doing.
[quote]orion wrote:
So now, that we have established that Zeb does not have the slightest clue when it comes to all of this, anyone feels like arguing that it makes a lick of a difference on the ground whether the US government massaged statistics claim that everything is just swell?
Because prices rise anyway, people still find no jobs and the economy shrinks (as far as that can be determined by the GDP anyway).[/quote]
I know lots about the US economy and I’ve done pretty well financially in my life. Now let’s move on to something that should interest you:
Oh my![/quote]
In 2009, yes, but not the last five years or so.
[/quote]
Orion 2009 WAS part of the last five years! If you’re going to go all retard on me this is not going to be as much fun as I planned.
Anyway, it has continued since 09’
Your US envy has lead you to ignoring your own country and its many problems. Now try to explain this to me and I want details.
[/quote]
And again, not the last 5 years in a row, as in the US.
Also if Austria was as big as the US our trade deficit would hover around 30 billion.
The US trade deficit 16,7 times that much at roughly 500 billion.
Still not jelly?
Also, you should read your own articles, srsly.
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I actually like Austria. Unlike you I don’t hate entire nations. Nor do I rewrite history the way I would have liked it to go.