Thread: Gallup: Unemployment drops down to 8.1%, lowest level yet.

Originally Posted by DA60

So, you refuse to answer my question.

Noted.


Have a nice day.

I answered it fully.

Have a great day.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

Nope. Do these statistic prove that these policies have been unsuccessful, according to you?

Yes or no, please?

No answer?

So you refused to answer my question.

Noted.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

Nope. Do these statistic prove that these policies have been unsuccessful, according to you?

Yes or no, please?

According to me?

Saddling Americans with over $7.5 trillion in extra debt over 4 years with the result being:

- the work force is smaller
- average home prices are lower
- and more people are starving (on their own) then ever before?

Do I consider that successful?


Well, if the goal was to make most Americans worse off and more broke - then it was a raging success.

But considering the goal (I assume) was the opposite; then my answer is 'no' - I do not personally consider all these trillions of dollars in debt spent to be 'successful'.



Have a nice day.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

I answered it fully.

Have a great day.

So was it 'true' or 'false.

You never stated which.

Only one of those two words will suffice, btw.



Have a nice day now.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

No answer?

So you refused to answer my question.

Noted.

Ummm...hello?

Check post 243.

Originally Posted by DA60

Originally Posted by Iriemon

Nope. Do these statistic prove that these policies have been unsuccessful, according to you?

Yes or no, please?

According to me?

Saddling Americans with over $7.5 trillion in extra debt over 4 years with the result being:

- the work force is smaller
- average home prices are lower
- and more people are starving (on their own) then ever before?

Do I consider that successful?


Well, if the goal was to make most Americans worse off and more broke - then it was a raging success.

But considering the goal (I assume) was the opposite; then my answer is 'no' - I do not personally consider all these trillions of dollars in debt spent to be 'successful'.

Have a nice day.

Dodge and non-answer.

The question was: "do these statistic prove that these policies have been unsuccessful, according to you?"

There was nothing in my question asking whether you thought they proved the policies were successful.

Are you refusing to answer my question?

And while you are at it, please provide factual proof of the following claim you made:

Saddling Americans with over $7.5 trillion in extra debt over 4 years with the result being:

- the work force is smaller
- average home prices are lower
- and more people are starving (on their own) then ever before?

Thank you.

Originally Posted by DA60

So...when asked a 'true or false' question?

You consider answering neither 'true' or 'false' to be 'fully' answering the question?

Okaaaaaaay.

DEFINITELY noted.


Have a nice day now.

I fully answered your unfair question, and much more so than the dodge and non-answer you gave me. DEFINITELY NOTE THAT.

Originally Posted by jackdog

so where is this economy that is doing good? All I see are people giving up on getting a job

I'm seeing the opposite. The job market is getting better. I know multiple people laid off in 2008-2009 who have found work again. But I don't hang around people who trash higher education and spend most of their time blaming Obama for their problems.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

Dodge and non-answer.

The question was: "do these statistic prove that these policies have been unsuccessful, according to you?"

Yes, these statistics prove to me that these policies have been unsuccessful.

You did not ask 'do they factually prove'.

You asked if they prove it 'according to me'.

I answered your question as typed.

A little advice - next time you ask a question and get an answer to that particular question....don't whine about it.

OR

learn exactitude.

And while you are at it, please provide factual proof of the following claim you made:

Saddling Americans with over $7.5 trillion in extra debt over 4 years with the result being:

- the work force is smaller
- average home prices are lower
- and more people are starving (on their own) then ever before?

Thank you.

You still have not answered my previous question with either a 'true' or 'false' ONLY (you typed neither).

When you do - I will answer this one.

I fail to see why I should answer your questions when you will not even answer mine.



Have a more exact day.

Originally Posted by Iriemon

I fully answered your unfair question, and much more so than the dodge and non-answer you gave me. DEFINITELY NOTE THAT.

Try reading the post again.


And since you obviously cannot even get it together enough to answer simple 'true' or false' questions with 'true' or 'false' (which is why they are called 'true or false questions' - ).

Then I will remove myself from this 'debate' until such time as you can get it together enough to answer 'true or false' questions.


SHEESH...when you are acting like this Iriemon, it's like talking to an intelligent 12 year old who is having a mini-tantrum.

From now on - I hope I will have the good sense to just ask you a question and when you do not answer it in the manner requested then I will just realize you are acting childish and just give up trying to take you seriously until your near-daily 'Obama is TOO a gwate Pwesident'-tantrum is over.