Dugdale_Jukes
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That's about all the clues the superior conservative mind should need .
dear, I'm not looking for clues. Please say how capital and credit prove that supply side economics is mistaken or admit as a typical liberal that you lack the IQ to do so.
Oh my, Ed. Have any of your pals ever suggested you might be, well, senselessly cruel? Associating me with a filthy god damned ReagaNUT like Clinton or a fool like Obama? Jesus, Ed, is that really fair just because of my contempt for the white trash scum of the earth who elected Reagan and the Bushes? Let me begin the healing by apologizing for asking if you felt the metaphoric "click" under your boot . It was the ruffian in me did that; should have written Birkenstock or white-socked-sandal. My apologies.
Again, I digress...
And again generosity of spirit impels me to provide a clue. If the superior nutball element will please examine the chart below closely, the more superior of the superior nutball element shall notice a a change that coincides with the application of debt-fueled supply-side economics into US policy.
Okay, here is another clue. Success is when the line over the solid color goes down. Failure is when it rises. Brutal, undeniable failure by every standard known to humanity is when it spikes up.
Examine the chart closely with all those superior nutball minds, then tell us what the superior nutball minds observes starting to become alarming around, SAY, 1982 or so, please.
Capital is being held at the top. It got there in the same way squirrels put acorns aside.
Credit is cheap and easy to get but no one is borrowing.
If Say's Law worked, capital would be flowing and individuals and businesses would be borrowing.
Did I mention that the blue area would be at or below 1980 levels?
So much for supply side bullshit. This is not copyrighted. People with sense should please cut and paste this into a word doc for use to inform the nutter cocksuckers you know claiming supply side economics ever worked. It didn't. It can't. Demand is to economics what "location" is to real estate. Demand is the basis for all major economies today. It always was. It always shall be.
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