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Originally Posted by tyreay My contention is that the economy will suffer from the debt. You change it all around and say the economy is robust now, well, no shit, we are still borrowing. Just how long do you think the borrowing can go on? Show me something from someone that has a real idea about the economy, that says our economy is going to continue to be robust after all the borowing ends. You act like we'll be able to continue borrowing money forever. Or do you think we'll never have to pay it back? My point was it will negatively effect our economy. Your point is it is not negatively effecting our economy now. I don't argue this fact and you continue to push it. You have much less of an understanding of economy than anyone here because all you can say is "yeah, but"... the economy is robust right now. Show us your genius by actually addressing my point instead of your own. | Oh boy, that's genius! 
OF COURSE the economy will have a down-turn eventually, you dolt! It always does! It goes through cycles - much like the earth's median temperature.
All you're doing is blowing smoke out your butt. You CANNOT DENY that the American economy is strong and robust RIGHT NOW - despite the fact that a Republican is in the White House. So all you can do is cry and say, "Yeah, but it's going to suffer. Someday. Somehow. The economy is going to have a down-turn. It HAS to happen! And when it does, it'll be that &^%$!@$%& George Bush's fault!"
Pathetic.  |