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Thanks for asking for clarification. I did not phrase that well. I'm arguing that when we (taxpayers in the US) go in debt ($18 trillion + $100 trillion in unf
by innguest 12y ago
Thanks for asking for clarification. I did not phrase that well.
I'm arguing that when we (taxpayers in the US) go in debt ($18 trillion + $100 trillion in unfunded liabilities) that means we are borrowing from future generations which will then be forced to pay for something they never voted for.
I see you like numbers. The numbers I point out above are a little scarier than your "1.45%" but nice try.