Rshermr
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So, Oldstyle, trying to prove that he is a congenital idiot, says:
Absurdity. Right. Like wanting to ask about the subject of taxation in a bad economy. When it has been asked by you 12 times and more, clearly. And you just keep on asking the same question.
About you saying that I am lying about my friend who has a PHD in econ, when you have NO proof, at least 8 times so far. And not being willing to take the wager that would prove the truth of my statement. Really, oldstyle??
Or the at least 25 times that you posted questioning whether I taught an econ class. Even after I agreed to explain it to you, and did. But you have NO integrity. You just keep going on. Saying that I am lying. With no proof.
Ot the times you have stated that I do not have a degree in econ. Though I have given you the opportunity to find out. All with no evidence on your side, Oldstyle.
Need more cases of changing the subject. I could show more. But why bother.
You are a game player. Your ability to argue economics basically equals your ability to post conservative dogma. So you simply change the subject when you are proven wrong. And attack. Kind of like every known conservative argues.
Absurdity, in this case, is you saying the charge is absurd. All you need do is look at what we are talking about now. Your bs again.
Funny, oldstyle. I do not whine. Ever. Just pointing out one of your lies that you told over 12 times.
Right, oldstyle. Nice try. Lets see that list of your questions, and the answers you say you were laughing at.
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Which school of economic thought is it that DOES advocate the raising of taxes in a slow economy to boost said economy and create jobs?
I responded:
Well, you are showing your ignorance. No economic theory has anything to do with taxes except as a tool to support deficit spending.
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All that verbal diarrhea and yet you can't give me the economic school that asks for tax increases in a slow economy? You say that economics isn't "static" so you can't use just one school of thought? So what schools WOULD you use? What NEW school is this Administration using when it calls for tax increases in the midst of a weak economy?
I responded:
Poor Oldstyle. He thinks that there must be a template to follow. You know, like his beloved republicans have followed Supply Side. And continue to. Even though there are no colleges with classes in Supply Side. And even though supply side did not work. And any president, in Oldstyle's simplistic little mind, should follow just one group of economists, who favor one particular economic theory. Poor Oldstyle. Just can not manage to understand. Just wants to attack.
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Desperate? LOL I keep asking you to tell me what school of economics advocates tax raises in a bad economy and you keep on dodging the question with the same nonsense you pulled from your progressive sites.
I responded:
I pulled nothing from any site, oldstyle, except the link in the last post that backed what I said. dipshit. And I have answered your question, ad nausium. You seem unable to understand the kings English. I have said, over and over, multiple economic theories support what I am saying. It is called stimulus spending, oldstyle. You are fixated on the tax increases, because that is not what the theories are about. Tax increases, me boy, are one way to generate revenue needed for stimulus spending. If, on the very unlikely event, you have the money sitting around you do not need to increase taxes. Then, oldstyle, as I have also said multiple times, if you do not have the revenue available, and you do not wish to raise taxes, you COULD borrow. Up to you, oldstyle, either pay as you go with taxes, or borrow and directly increase the national debt.
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It's a simple question, Rshermr. One that an economics major that "taught" the subject at the college level should be able to answer easily...yet you can't.
I responded:
I can. And I have. Multiple times. Not my problem you can not understand. And that you want to keep asking the same stupid question time after time.
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So what economic school advocates tax raises in a weak economy to create jobs, Rshermr?
I responded:
So, again, oldstyle, try to understand this. The plan is stimulus. It is not tax decreases. But, oldstyle, tax decreases to the middle class and below are stimulative. And the idea is NOT tax increases or decreases. It is STIMULUS.
I try and I try to educate you, oldstyle. But it just does not take. So, I am sure you will be back calling me a liar again. What is it, oldstyle, that you are compensating for?
post 475
So, Oldstyle, in trying to mask his lies about the Clinton administration, does the conservative twist:
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Only a complete idiot thinks that tax increases somehow stimulate an economy..
I responded:
We have discussed this multiple times. And you are now ignoring it again. No one believes in raising taxes to directly stimulate an economy. You know that. The issue is the stimulative spending that the raised taxes pay for. Ah, so you do not believe in stimulative spending, eh? No one believes in that?? Well, obviously that is untrue. Reagan did. Used it a Great deal. And apparently you disagree with Bruce Bartlett. Who is Bartlett? You know who he is, but for grins: Bruce Reeves Bartlett (b. October 11, 1951, in Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American historian whose area of expertise is supply-side economics. He served as a domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and as a Treasury official under President George H. W. Bush.
Bruce Bartlett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Post 531
Find me ANY school of economics that advocates raising taxes in a weak economy and lowering them in a strong one, Rshermr.
I responded:
Well, Oldstyle, you are a dish washer. Making stupid statements. So, you never hear anything you do not want to here. So, the issue, for the 20th time is not raising taxes. The issue, my poor ignorant con, is Stimulus Spending. Here. Read this. See if you can understand it.
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And I'm STILL waiting to hear from you which economic school advocates the raising of taxes in a weak economy and the lowering of them in a strong one...
I responded:
I could care less which theory teaches tax increases as a METHOD of financing stimulus. Because, for the 23rd time the subject is not taxes, but it is stimulus. And most theories DO teach stimulus as a tool. We are talking about STIMULUS me poor dishwasher. Not taxes. Unless you want to talk about what the economic teams associated with the Reagan administration and the Clinton administration. Which used taxes to provide Stimulus which is taught by many schools as part of a number of economic theories.
So, Oldstyle. These posts show that you were:
1, Completely disingenuous
2. Playing games
3. Lying
4. Trying to change the subject
So, makes you a disingenuous clown. And you would wonder why anyone would laugh at you.
And the absurdity of your claim that I try to change the subject
Absurdity. Right. Like wanting to ask about the subject of taxation in a bad economy. When it has been asked by you 12 times and more, clearly. And you just keep on asking the same question.
About you saying that I am lying about my friend who has a PHD in econ, when you have NO proof, at least 8 times so far. And not being willing to take the wager that would prove the truth of my statement. Really, oldstyle??
Or the at least 25 times that you posted questioning whether I taught an econ class. Even after I agreed to explain it to you, and did. But you have NO integrity. You just keep going on. Saying that I am lying. With no proof.
Ot the times you have stated that I do not have a degree in econ. Though I have given you the opportunity to find out. All with no evidence on your side, Oldstyle.
Need more cases of changing the subject. I could show more. But why bother.
You are a game player. Your ability to argue economics basically equals your ability to post conservative dogma. So you simply change the subject when you are proven wrong. And attack. Kind of like every known conservative argues.
Absurdity, in this case, is you saying the charge is absurd. All you need do is look at what we are talking about now. Your bs again.
while at the same time whining that I've asked the same question 12 times is breathtaking.
Funny, oldstyle. I do not whine. Ever. Just pointing out one of your lies that you told over 12 times.
The person who has desperately sought to change the subject would be the same person who needs to embellish his resume. All I've ever done is seek a straight answer to a simple question. And your claim that I never questioned your answers? LOL I laughed at each and every one of those "answers", "Tommy" because none of them ever provided the name of a school of ecnomics that advocated tax raises in a weak economy.
Right, oldstyle. Nice try. Lets see that list of your questions, and the answers you say you were laughing at.
Post 314
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Which school of economic thought is it that DOES advocate the raising of taxes in a slow economy to boost said economy and create jobs?
I responded:
Well, you are showing your ignorance. No economic theory has anything to do with taxes except as a tool to support deficit spending.
Post 327
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All that verbal diarrhea and yet you can't give me the economic school that asks for tax increases in a slow economy? You say that economics isn't "static" so you can't use just one school of thought? So what schools WOULD you use? What NEW school is this Administration using when it calls for tax increases in the midst of a weak economy?
I responded:
Poor Oldstyle. He thinks that there must be a template to follow. You know, like his beloved republicans have followed Supply Side. And continue to. Even though there are no colleges with classes in Supply Side. And even though supply side did not work. And any president, in Oldstyle's simplistic little mind, should follow just one group of economists, who favor one particular economic theory. Poor Oldstyle. Just can not manage to understand. Just wants to attack.
Post 405
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Desperate? LOL I keep asking you to tell me what school of economics advocates tax raises in a bad economy and you keep on dodging the question with the same nonsense you pulled from your progressive sites.
I responded:
I pulled nothing from any site, oldstyle, except the link in the last post that backed what I said. dipshit. And I have answered your question, ad nausium. You seem unable to understand the kings English. I have said, over and over, multiple economic theories support what I am saying. It is called stimulus spending, oldstyle. You are fixated on the tax increases, because that is not what the theories are about. Tax increases, me boy, are one way to generate revenue needed for stimulus spending. If, on the very unlikely event, you have the money sitting around you do not need to increase taxes. Then, oldstyle, as I have also said multiple times, if you do not have the revenue available, and you do not wish to raise taxes, you COULD borrow. Up to you, oldstyle, either pay as you go with taxes, or borrow and directly increase the national debt.
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It's a simple question, Rshermr. One that an economics major that "taught" the subject at the college level should be able to answer easily...yet you can't.
I responded:
I can. And I have. Multiple times. Not my problem you can not understand. And that you want to keep asking the same stupid question time after time.
Post 402
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So what economic school advocates tax raises in a weak economy to create jobs, Rshermr?
I responded:
So, again, oldstyle, try to understand this. The plan is stimulus. It is not tax decreases. But, oldstyle, tax decreases to the middle class and below are stimulative. And the idea is NOT tax increases or decreases. It is STIMULUS.
I try and I try to educate you, oldstyle. But it just does not take. So, I am sure you will be back calling me a liar again. What is it, oldstyle, that you are compensating for?
post 475
So, Oldstyle, in trying to mask his lies about the Clinton administration, does the conservative twist:
Quote:
Only a complete idiot thinks that tax increases somehow stimulate an economy..
I responded:
We have discussed this multiple times. And you are now ignoring it again. No one believes in raising taxes to directly stimulate an economy. You know that. The issue is the stimulative spending that the raised taxes pay for. Ah, so you do not believe in stimulative spending, eh? No one believes in that?? Well, obviously that is untrue. Reagan did. Used it a Great deal. And apparently you disagree with Bruce Bartlett. Who is Bartlett? You know who he is, but for grins: Bruce Reeves Bartlett (b. October 11, 1951, in Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American historian whose area of expertise is supply-side economics. He served as a domestic policy adviser to President Ronald Reagan and as a Treasury official under President George H. W. Bush.
Bruce Bartlett - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Post 531
Find me ANY school of economics that advocates raising taxes in a weak economy and lowering them in a strong one, Rshermr.
I responded:
Well, Oldstyle, you are a dish washer. Making stupid statements. So, you never hear anything you do not want to here. So, the issue, for the 20th time is not raising taxes. The issue, my poor ignorant con, is Stimulus Spending. Here. Read this. See if you can understand it.
Post 547
Quote:
And I'm STILL waiting to hear from you which economic school advocates the raising of taxes in a weak economy and the lowering of them in a strong one...
I responded:
I could care less which theory teaches tax increases as a METHOD of financing stimulus. Because, for the 23rd time the subject is not taxes, but it is stimulus. And most theories DO teach stimulus as a tool. We are talking about STIMULUS me poor dishwasher. Not taxes. Unless you want to talk about what the economic teams associated with the Reagan administration and the Clinton administration. Which used taxes to provide Stimulus which is taught by many schools as part of a number of economic theories.
So, Oldstyle. These posts show that you were:
1, Completely disingenuous
2. Playing games
3. Lying
4. Trying to change the subject
So, makes you a disingenuous clown. And you would wonder why anyone would laugh at you.
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