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Of the five options I've listed, everyone is paying attention to option 1. Is it because you think that will happen, or because you want it more than the other four options? Personally I think 2 more likely, and 4 and 5 more entertaining.

You don't need a brain to vote. That's why we have a 2 party system.

Well, I said "here is where Biden needs to do better to sell his message". Zipr thinks that is a pro-Trump argument. Zipr thinks pro-Trump arguments are cute. Apparently T.G.G. Moogly thinks Zipr finding pro-Trump arguments cute is sinister.

I see five possible outcomes. Which one do you think will happen? 1. He is found guilty of all charges. That means the court will have to figure out how to punish him. How could they send him to jail? What accommodations will be made for his secret service guards? Will they issue a...

It's so cute when you see me pointing out that this will be a hard sell and you think it is defending Trump. Biden has obstacles to overcome if he is going to win, and you think pointing out those obstacles is supporting Trump.

Libertarians select gay, Antifa-loving, Trump-hating, vaccine mandate-supporting, open borders enthusiast as their presidential candidate Oliver, who describes himself as "armed and gay" has a history of taking radically left-wing positions.

Well, he didn't embezzle, he didn't do insider trading, he didn't commit insurance fraud, he paid someone to keep quiet about a legal act. That he put the numbers in the wrong column of the spreadsheet won't sell to Middle America.

Trump doesn't care if he's acquitted, it is a win for him either way. If he wins he can say "see, even a New York court with a corrupt judge and DA failed to convict me." If he loses he can say "they're trying to keep me off the campaign trail, they're afraid of me." Either way, he pushes a...

We can argue about how much of it was Trump's fault, but the average voter has the memory of a goldfish. If Biden doesn't find a way to get ahead of this then Trump will hammer him for it. The average voter sees what they see at the grocery store and the gas pump. How will Biden convince them...

I thought forcibly separating South Sudan fixed everything.

That is the sales pitch, but be careful about believing your own rhetoric.

Well, technically they could say "these charges yes, those charges no" which is a more expansive answer than yours. I think you'd still be very unsatisfied and call the court corrupt and right-wing if they let anything be considered immune.

It seems the topic Biden is weakest on is the economy. The deluded masses actually think inflation has hurt them, even though it is down from its peak. What do they know about the general state of the economy? All they know about is their grocery bill and the price of gas, which doesn't tell...

Your inability to notice context is not my problem. I was pointing out how monetarist and keynesian economists fear 0.1% deflation just as much as they fear 10% deflation, which is true. They mistakenly think any and all deflation is bad.

I messed up. In my previous post where I wrote " The problem is, the economists of the schools that favor the Federal Reserve are just as afraid of a little inflation as they are a lot of inflation." I meant " The problem is, the economists of the schools that favor the Federal Reserve are just...

I never put anyone on ignore. He publicly announced on more than one occasion that he's putting me on ignore. Last time it was because I asked him a question.

No. Since the founding of the Federal Reserve we have not had zero inflation except when the Federal Reserve was unable to stop it. Inflation has always been the tool of the Fed. In that case severe inflation is also bad, but you don't hear the horror stories about it from monetarist or...

I asked you one question three months ago and you wouldn't touch it. That's how I landed on your "ignore" list. Funny how that works, eh?

The other two points are not particularly relevant but this one ... it needs a response. While there were swings of both inflation and deflation before the Federal Reserve, they averaged out to a very mild deflation. After the Federal Reserve we've had constant inflation without any averaging...

Not in my experience. But your refusal to answer my questions is your proof that I don't answer questions. I have a question I asked you a few months ago that you still haven't answered, and bragged that you weren't going to answer.