So, someone is allowed to say "maybe they could spare a few million for the children". But when I point out that the federal government is already spending $67

So, someone is allowed to say "maybe they could spare a few million for the children". But when I point out that the federal government is already spending $67.3 billion, that's not enough of a counter-argument. That's "common knowledge", so I needed to provide extensive additional information to refute his statement? I think we'll have to "agree to disagree" about this one.