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> One more time You snipe at me then criticize me for matching your level of in-graciousness. Growth was unprecedented before the FED, even with the short-liv
by briantakita 6y ago
> One more time
You snipe at me then criticize me for matching your level of in-graciousness.
Growth was unprecedented before the FED, even with the short-lived ramifications of the crashes. 1929 & the 1930's lasted longer than previous downturns. 1971 was a complete failure of Bretton Woods & we were only bailed out by Oil & wars. It was pretty big failure in monetary policy. 2008 was bad. The 2020's are not looking good as well. Record & increasing amounts of money are being printed. Income disparity is increasing. Life expectancy is going down. I'm amazed that the plates have been kept spinning this long...
> You're being downvoted because you're wrong, and because you're being gratuitously abrasive
I've learned a long time ago to not care about silly karma points (distilling karma to a number is a complete misrepresentation of karma anyways) & these sort of passive-aggressive games. I'm not the only one being "gratuitously abrasive" in this conversation. I see myself from your perspective. I also see how I have been treated as well. If you want to call me a troll, then so be it, I'm a troll.
> As Jane Austen said, "You tell yourself that, if it gives you comfort."
I bet you felt all sorts of self-righteous endorphins when your wrote that. Too bad it was not in good faith. You have to dig deeper into your own actions to see the bigger picture here.
- AnimalMuppet 6y agoI accept the criticism of my tone. That was deserved. I reject your reading of economic history. Your perspective is badly skewed. And I'm out. I leave you the last word if you want it.