On Covid? 0%.ROG62 » 29 Oct 2023, 5:27 pm » wrote: ↑ What I'm saying is how much do you trust the gubment's numbers?
which is precisely why Z09's request that I **** with the numbers - and your cosign of that retardation - was not suffered gladly. It was stupid. There would be ZERO relevance to the issue at hand, which was a comparison of reagan's hiring and spending and taxing and borrowing to Carter's. Nothing ABOUT 2023 has ****-all to do with it, and it was stupid. And then you threw yourself into that same pot of stupid - for reasons which I strongly suspect were butt hurt at seeing reagan's fake-*** legacy tarnished and Carter's water-carrying for johnson and nixon exposed. Carter was a strong fiscal conservative compared to the presidents that preceded him since Kenney's murder and the presidents that followed him, save Clinton, who had Gingrich up his *** and the immeasurable benefit of the internet boom carrying HIS water, whereas Carter was dragging two bloated corpses behind him (three if you count Ford).ROG62 » 29 Oct 2023, 5:27 pm » wrote: ↑ case in point, inflation...the pool of items they pull their numbers from is liquid...meaning one time they'll use autos or home heating..when they don't like what they see, those are dropped and groceries are added...or appliances...it's a shell game at best...
Yes, dumb ***, I have acknowledged over and over again that Johnson taking us off metal and Nixon taking us off Breton Woods caused inflation in Carter's presidency, and he had to deal with it.Beekeeper » 29 Oct 2023, 5:56 pm » wrote: ↑ Psssst. ****'s Brother.
Carter grew INFLATION, and NOT the economy. His rate of inflation was UNSEEN until he took office. And is STILL the highest EVER!!
Hold on just a minute, skippy. Two things.Beekeeper » 29 Oct 2023, 5:56 pm » wrote: ↑ Reagtan literally had to crash the economy in his first 3 years in order to get inflation under control. So his ACTUAL growth, taking away those first 3 years, is MORE than any President had ever done up to that point. You need some FACTS on your side before you bloviate out your MORONIC ***!!
You don't tolerate instinctive awareness any more than any reality present. Everyone has to pick a one sided narrative or else humanity cancels them out of the staged results going forward now each generation trained to mind history or else.Cannonpointer » 30 Oct 2023, 2:40 am » wrote: ↑ On Covid? 0%.
On how many people were employed by the federal government in a given year? 100%.
On what the budget was and how much the deficit was in a given year? 100%.
Thanks for asking.
which is precisely why Z09's request that I **** with the numbers - and your cosign of that retardation - was not suffered gladly. It was stupid. There would be ZERO relevance to the issue at hand, which was a comparison of reagan's hiring and spending and taxing and borrowing to Carter's. Nothing ABOUT 2023 has ****-all to do with it, and it was stupid. And then you threw yourself into that same pot of stupid - for reasons which I strongly suspect were butt hurt at seeing reagan's fake-*** legacy tarnished and Carter's water-carrying for johnson and nixon exposed. Carter was a strong fiscal conservative compared to the presidents that preceded him since Kenney's murder and the presidents that followed him, save Clinton, who had Gingrich up his *** and the immeasurable benefit of the internet boom carrying HIS water, whereas Carter was dragging two bloated corpses behind him (three if you count Ford).
People get mighty fond of their narratives and mighty jumpy when those narratives are put under the glass.
you do realize I was giving you ****, right? why? cuz I knew you'd never do it...Cannonpointer » 30 Oct 2023, 2:40 am » wrote: ↑ On Covid? 0%.
On how many people were employed by the federal government in a given year? 100%.
On what the budget was and how much the deficit was in a given year? 100%.
Thanks for asking.
which is precisely why Z09's request that I **** with the numbers - and your cosign of that retardation - was not suffered gladly. It was stupid. There would be ZERO relevance to the issue at hand, which was a comparison of reagan's hiring and spending and taxing and borrowing to Carter's. Nothing ABOUT 2023 has ****-all to do with it, and it was stupid. And then you threw yourself into that same pot of stupid - for reasons which I strongly suspect were butt hurt at seeing reagan's fake-*** legacy tarnished and Carter's water-carrying for johnson and nixon exposed. Carter was a strong fiscal conservative compared to the presidents that preceded him since Kenney's murder and the presidents that followed him, save Clinton, who had Gingrich up his *** and the immeasurable benefit of the internet boom carrying HIS water, whereas Carter was dragging two bloated corpses behind him (three if you count Ford).
People get mighty fond of their narratives and mighty jumpy when those narratives are put under the glass.
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“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom I don't stroke out. I just go into hyper-vomitation.ROG62 » 30 Oct 2023, 9:34 am » wrote: ↑ you do realize I was giving you ****, right? why? cuz I knew you'd never do it...
so Otis, time for your breathing exercises...in, out....in, out...relaaaaaaaax...I'd hate to see you stroke out...just sayin'....
No, kissinger was as bad as anything reagan blew.GHETTOBLASTER » 30 Oct 2023, 6:29 pm » wrote: ↑ So I guess the moral of the story is that Carter's rat faced, beady eyed Jew Advisors were better than Reagan's rat faced, beady eyed Jew Advisors...?
So how did Carter's training in MACRO-ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT make the difference...?Cannonpointer » 30 Oct 2023, 6:31 pm » wrote: ↑ No, kissinger was as bad as anything reagan blew.
The moral is that conjobs need to get all the way off reagan's dick. Like TOTALLY off it.
I think he was just a hard worker, mission oriented, learning as he went, utterly non-ideological. A pragmatist and an honest fellow, holding it together with every rotten chicken of his predecessors coming home to roost.GHETTOBLASTER » 30 Oct 2023, 6:40 pm » wrote: ↑ So how did Carter's training in MACRO-ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT make the difference...?
...or did it.?
I REALLY have to make your arguments for you, you incompetent twat? You don't have ANY google fu?Z09 » 31 Oct 2023, 7:31 am » wrote: ↑ You seem to think $299 billion in 1977 is some type of figure to brag about..
Put the same numebr is 2023 numbers
The phrase is for all intents and purposes.
Why is there this mindset that an increased population doesn't grow economically at the pace more people are alive using a fixed rate of currency socially evolving at the same time each generation changes people still alive in plain sight?Cannonpointer » 16 Feb 2014, 3:56 am » wrote: ↑ Carter grew the economy in the four years of HIS budget 78,79, 80 and 81 (he took office in 77, but that was ford's year - and a good one) faster than reagan did in his eight years 81-89. If anyone wants to swap years (pretend 77 was Carter's, even though the fiscal year runs from October to October) that's fine, too. Either way, Carter ROMPS on Reagan - I just want to be accurate.
http://useconomy.about.com/od/GDP-by-Ye ... istory.htm
In 4 years, carter grew the economy to 154% of where he took over. It was 2.086 trillion in 77 when he took office, and 3.211 trillion for 81 - his last fiscal budget. The numbers are even better if you run it by election year rather than fiscal year (the more accurate and honest measure).
In his 8 years, Reagan took the economy from 3.211 trillion - Carter's last fiscal year - to 5,6577 trillion in 1989 - his last fiscal year, That's an increase to 177% of what it was when he took over - in EIGHT years. Carter almost made that figure in FOUR years.
Aided and abbetted by a willing conservative MSM, repukes have floated a false narrative about Carter and reagan, playing the former as befuddled and incompetent and the latter as an economic goliath. Nothing could be farther from the truth. This is why, in the face of ALL EVIDENCE, contards pretend the press is "librul." It's called projection.
I want to give credit where it's due: Glory Hole Clem is the fool who got me to googling and discovering these facts. My own nature is what gets me crowing about it.
Contards, you are on notice: CARTER WAS BETTER FOR THE ECONOMY THAN REAGAN. SO WAS CLINTON - BETTER THAN REAGAN, BUSH AND BUSH. You people suck at business and the economy - and everything else. You even suck off men in public bathrooms.
Let's see what Forbes has to say: http://www.forbes.com/sites/mikepatton/ ... -creation/
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This is why I included population growth in my indicia. Because it matters.Nostradamus'omh » 14 Nov 2023, 6:55 am » wrote: ↑ Why is there this mindset that an increased population doesn't grow economically at the pace more people are alive using a fixed rate of currency socially evolving at the same time each generation changes people still alive in plain sight?
I must be the only one that comprehends the full range of taxation becomes planned obsolescence to the value of social currencies used by every society.
And you left out evolving doesn't exceed adapting to the moment here. That ity details of eternally separated in one's own time adapting in their own skin equally timed apart here.Cannonpointer » 14 Nov 2023, 8:45 pm » wrote: ↑ This is why I included population growth in my indicia. Because it matters.
Deliberately.Nostradamus'omh » 15 Nov 2023, 6:54 am » wrote: ↑ And you left out evolving doesn't exceed adapting to the moment here.
I know. Power to regulate which choices governs tomorrow, goes to those corrupting everyone alive. Free will to understand self evident or to pay others for an eternal debt of gratitude to live by reasonable doubt, now isn't eternity. How the 1% govern the other 99% each generation gap history works same way population never stays same people twice.