; >> > >Well........you may assume that my impressions of Europe are wrong, > but > >> > >these impressions were of Europeans who were *from Europe* > >> > >> > > > > >"Neil" <OIUOIU@OIU.com> wrote in message news:42d71a43$1@linux... > > "justcron" <justcron@hydrorecords.compound>
wrote: >>If you're going to continue with the inane bullshit, I'd suggest you just > >>not waste your time. You haven't added a damn thing to this >>conversation. > > Forgot to mention... the completely verifiable statistics that > I posted, rebutting your position that the economy is going > down the toilet represented which one of the following: your statistics prove that people are taking on more DEBT.. did you miss that part? > a.) Inane bullshit? or: > b.) Me not adding a damn thing to the conversation? Both.Usually I just feel like I'm banging my head against the wall trying to make a point... I still do to a certain extent, but I think we might have made progress. I kinda understand more where people are coming from. Its admirable to think the best about humans and believe the government is acting in our best interest. I know people are ultimately concern
et="_blank">justcron@hydrorecords.compound> wrote: >>>If you're going to continue with the inane bullshit, I'd suggest you just >> >>>not waste your time. You haven't added a damn thing to this >>>conversation. >> >> Forgot to mention... the completely verifiable statistics that >> I posted, rebutting your position that the economy is going >> down the toilet represented which one of the following: > > your statistics prove that people are taking on more DEBT.. did you miss >that part? No, and I apologize for not responding to it before - that was neglect on my part... OK, the CAR purchases may indeed be mostly debt (I think we can safely assume that while some people pay cash for cars, most people do indeed take out loans for that kind of purchase), but not all