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Everyone needs to stop trying to argue with mime.
Even if he holds no relevant point that anyone on the planet agrees with, he'll still, at a later point in time, say he "crushed you in that intellect shit" so just keep it to yourself and hope one day that mime's brain will bloom into something more than a square box with spikes. |
Mim, I know what you're saying about us agreeing to disagree, but if you read my post i didn't really say anything that you could just "disagree" with... i pointed out the faults in what you said and i would like to know if you have any response to that. read my post again and please try and justify what you said...
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he already crushed you. He will admit that in the future. I did the same thing yet he destroyed me intellectually. :| With no proof, still, he did it. Dude's a murderer of all intellect. He'll get you too, watch out! |
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The main reason that argument holds no value is because you're presenting the wrong statistic. The fact about 60-65% of Americans think Obama will do better with the economy doesn't address what I said. The statistic that you need, though unfortunately it's unattainable, is the percentage of money that's invested in the stock market that's controlled by Obama supporters. That would tell us something. I know it's unattainable because every second that the market is open that percentage will change. The proportion of Americans who think Obama will do better with the economy is bordering irrelevant because it doesn't tell us anything about the reason for the decrease in the stock market. The ONLY good thing that's come out of this gigantic drop in the stock market (right now the DOW is down 458 to 8,120) is that if Obama gets elected he can't raise taxes. I'm not suggesting or implying that the sole reason the market has dropped is the speculation about who the next president is going to be, but IN MY OPINION, it is a factor. I agree with you in your next paragraph and I apologize if my first post was misleading. Obviously the stock market has not decreased as much as it has for one sole reason. I think part of it, as you mentioned, has to do with people pretty much saying, "You should be scared." Understandably, that will make people scared. In that sense I think you're right. And I don't doubt that McCain will increase the national deficit, but right now I'm not worried about national debt. The crisis we're in now has nothing to do with how much national debt we have. The bailout wouldn't have been passed if national debt was a factor, as all it did was substantially increase it. |
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Do you realize that the national debt has nothing to do with the crisis we're in? If it was a factor, why did the bailout pass the second time? It still increased national debt by a bunch. The amount of money the country owes has nothing to do with what's happening in the stock market now. |
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Let me refresh your memory of what happened in the last thread. Quote:
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We were talking about the financial crisis that we're in now. Adam said it was the Republican Party's fault. I asked how the Republican Party fucked up the economy, and you said the war put is in this situation, because the war put us in debt. I then went on to laugh at you for having no ability to distinguish between different types of debt, and then you said: Quote:
You didn't separate anything. You said the war put us in this situation, and after I called you on it, you backtracked and tried to say something different. I pointed that out to you and you decided not to respond because you looked like a fucking moron. |
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Bush has been one of the top 3 worst presidents in the history of this country, some are arguing that he's the worst. I don't disagree. He doesn't know what he's doing. I don't know what you want me to say. The stock market is speculative. Many things cause and effect that speculation. In my opinion people do speculate about who they think the next president is going to be and what effect that will have on them. I've already said that McCain not supporting the bailout was the biggest mistake of his campaign, and sure enough, right about the time that he said that, the polls started showing growing popularity for Obama. I offered what I believe to be a reasonable explanation for part of the drop in the stock market. The stock market is speculative and people are definitely speculating, just as we are, about who the next president is going to be. Bush has fucked up quite a bit, but that doesn't mean people still don't speculate about other people and other things. |
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You didn't do shit. You said national debt caused the crisis we're in which is fucking laughable and shows your ignorance. You're a fucking idiot and you don't even realize it. For the first time in a while I started responding to your posts in that last thread and look what happened. "National debt caused this situation." Then, "No Mimesis, you idiot, I said the war fucked up the economy but then separated the situation we're in!" Nice try, retard. That's why I don't give a shit about your posts. |
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