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"What we have here is a failure to communicate."
Nope, you just got caught. Quit making disparaging remarks and you wont have to worry about it.
"What we have here is a failure to communicate."
thank you for proving my point. That is an unchanging trend line. Lol I love self ownage like that.Yep, you're peddling bullshit.
2010---58627
2011---57732
2012---57623
2013---59640
2014---58725
2015---61748
2016---63683
2017---64557
2018---65127
2019---69560
2020---67521
Its not even a straight line for the last 10 years.
Stupid, moronic and idiotic all mean the same thing.why do you keep making stupid moronic comments about me when you have absolutely no evidence that supports your idiotic claims? You must think that anyone who worked for the government has no other sources of income or you are just unable to comprehend that there are people who are much more prosperous than you are who post on this board
deficits are going to happen as long as those who don't have to pay the bills are a huge part of the voting bloc.
You wish.Nope, you just got caught.
I cannot help how you misinterpret things.Quit making disparaging remarks and you wont have to worry about it.
Words have meanings.You wish.
I cannot help how you misinterpret things.
variety is the spice of life, my good man.Stupid, moronic and idiotic all mean the same thing.
They have dictionary apps available.
You can also buy dictionaries
These tools can help folks improve who are intellectually lacking
DEFINITION FOR IDIOTIC (1 OF 1)
adjective
DEFINITION FOR MORONIC (1 OF 1)
- of, relating to, or characteristic of an idiot.
- senselessly foolish or stupid: an idiotic remark.
adjective
- showing a lack of good sense; stupid or idiotic:You really couldn't invent a more pathetically incompetent, moronic, self-deluded jackass of a character than this.
his posts almost never do.Words have meanings.
Nope. A few declining years in there, your premise is false. Your ability to straight up lie with your posts is almost impressive.thank you for proving my point. That is an unchanging trend line. Lol I love self ownage like that.
lol yep.Nope.
the trend line is straight from 2010 until pandemic. your numbers show this, lol. Your intentional ignorance doesn't change this.A few declining years in there, your premise is false. Your ability to straight up lie with your posts is almost impressive.
It drops from 2013 to 2014, the trend line accelerates in 2019. Simply, the trend line is not a smooth line.lol yep.
the trend line is straight from 2010 until pandemic. your numbers show this, lol. Your intentional ignorance doesn't change this.
it's a straight line from 2010 to the pandemic, as the numbers show lol.It drops from 2013 to 2014, the trend line accelerates in 2019. Simply, the trend line is not a smooth line.
yes it is, as you've been shown.
then you need to brush up on your high school math. you really have no excuse for continuing to be wrong.
as you are fully aware, you have done no such thing. ALL of the data is entirely against your position, and you have been shown this repeatedly by dozens of people over the past 10 years.
No, I directly refuted your silly claims with the actual economic data.Which you deny and instead present it as a simplisitic 4th grade math equation.
It’s hilarious that you still haven’t learned how a bill becomes a law. LolStill waiting for you to refute the numbers given and your claim Bush could had and should had vetoed a budget that took the last Bush/Rep deficit of $161B to over $1,400B in just two years.
it's a straight line from 2010 to the pandemic, as the numbers show lol.
Thank you for again shooting through unchanging trend line. I do love it when you self own yourself lol.
You are lying, you know you are lying, you should quit lying.
Wow, denial of reality, that afraid of being wrong, eh?Thank you for again shooting through unchanging trend line. I do love it when you self own yourself lol.
The problem is if billionaires vastly increase their income, which is what happened, and most everyone else got no gains or marginal gains, the graph would show “median” income rising.
You are lying, you know you are lying, you should quit lying.
With all due respect, I don't give a ****. It would be nice if you could show some intellectual integrity and go after the guy that's been lying about the median income for going on 4 pages, but NOOOOOOO you have to come in and start making excuses. **** that.The problem is if billionaires vastly increase their income, which is what happened, and most everyone else got no gains or marginal gains, the graph would show “median” income rising.
Upper-income households have seen more rapid growth in income in recent decades
The growth in income in recent decades has tilted to upper-income households. At the same time, the U.S. middle class, which once comprised the clear majority of Americans, is shrinking. Thus, a greater share of the nation’s aggregate income is now going to upper-income households and the share going to middle- and lower-income households is falling.9
1. Trends in income and wealth inequality
Barely 10 years past the end of the Great Recession in 2009, the U.S. economy is doing well on several fronts. The labor market is on a job-creatingwww.pewresearch.org
people who have money to invest after spending and paying taxes, are always going to increase their wealth, assuming they invest wisely.The problem is if billionaires vastly increase their income, which is what happened, and most everyone else got no gains or marginal gains, the graph would show “median” income rising.
Upper-income households have seen more rapid growth in income in recent decades
The growth in income in recent decades has tilted to upper-income households. At the same time, the U.S. middle class, which once comprised the clear majority of Americans, is shrinking. Thus, a greater share of the nation’s aggregate income is now going to upper-income households and the share going to middle- and lower-income households is falling.9
1. Trends in income and wealth inequality
Barely 10 years past the end of the Great Recession in 2009, the U.S. economy is doing well on several fronts. The labor market is on a job-creatingwww.pewresearch.org
the very numbers you posted show it's an unchanging trend line lol.Wow, denial of reality, that afraid of being wrong, eh?
Because there were no real budget cuts to go along with it and while poorer tax brackets also got tax cuts, they were basically negated by spending. Which was not put under control by the GOP and Trump as promised; they simply reallocated the money cut from one set of programs to be spent on other sets of programs.how did we 'waste money' on a tax cut?
Somebody explain that.What money was wasted?
Wait!! Isn't that what Biden and the Democrats are trying to do now? Isn't that what Obama did as POTUS in his first two years when the Dems controlled Congress too?As I've been saying for the past 20 years or so...yes, we Democrats WILL tax the people, but we do so out of fiscal responsibility: we understand that if we want a program, we have to pay for it. Unlike the GOP, who just passes the bill off on to the poor and future generations.
how do us rich folk stay rich if we don't invest? democrats tax people to pander to the envious and to create a stream of income their leaders get dip their greedy beaks into to get rich without earning itBecause there were no real budget cuts to go along with it and while poorer tax brackets also got tax cuts, they were basically negated by spending. Which was not put under control by the GOP and Trump as promised; they simply reallocated the money cut from one set of programs to be spent on other sets of programs.
Further, despite almost 40 years of proof that trickle down theory never really worked and that the rich haven't really invested those cuts into industries that would create jobs like manufacturing and instead in paper to increase personal wealth...that's how most tax cuts are a waste of money.
As I've been saying for the past 20 years or so...yes, we Democrats WILL tax the people, but we do so out of fiscal responsibility: we understand that if we want a program, we have to pay for it. Unlike the GOP, who just passes the bill off on to the poor and future generations.
No, I directly refuted your silly claims with the actual economic data.
It’s hilarious that you still haven’t learned how a bill becomes a law. Lol
you are fully aware that I have, as have dozens of other people over the course of 10 years. The economic data clearly shows your positions are complete bullshit.You have refuted nothing especically the eocnomic data I posted.