/----/ "The shutdown is the crisis."/——/ You don’t know what those in the poll thought or understood. What the poll did prove beyond a doubt is only 12% thought there was no problem or crisis./----/ Thank you for completely missing my point. Keep up the good work./—-/ That’s assuming everyone asked has the education and knowledge of current event s to distinguish between crisis and problem. Remember Appolo “13 Houston we have a crisis” —- or was it a problem?/—-/ That’s assuming everyone asked has the education and knowledge of current event s to distinguish between crisis and problem. Remember Appolo “13 Houston we have a crisis” —- or was it a problem?
Well, obviously you have that problem.
Houston.........49% say it isn't a crisis.
Your point was dumb. If you can't readily see the difference in meaning between two different words, then you're truly dumb.
I told you you you couldn't spin it.
You're conflating problem and a crisis, dope.
Obviously they are not the same as they are separate choices.
A plurality of those polled saw a crisis.
The majority did not.
I believe it's an ongiong problem that requires a thoughtful and reasoned solution.
It's not a crisis today any more than it was for the last two years.
The shutdown is the crisis.
Not for me. It's not even a problem.