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[Superpro]

It's a world wide problem right now. Canada's monetary policy has had to tighten for the same reasons.

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by Superpro

It's a world wide problem right now. Canada's monetary policy has had to tighten for the same reasons.

While I sympathize with the world, the problem is the stupidity and arrogance of the current U.S. government, and the incredible harm that they continue to cause. The fact that Trudeau and his clowns are doing the same thing, while sad, is a problem for Canadians to discuss and resolve. And I wish them luck.

[Superpro]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

While I sympathize with the world, the problem is the stupidity and arrogance of the current U.S. government, and the incredible harm that they continue to cause. The fact that Trudeau and his clowns are doing the same thing, while sad, is a problem for Canadians to discuss and resolve. And I wish them luck.

Unfortunately the issues are global. Not looking beyond your own back yard is the beginning of the problem. Doubtful that any government in power, in no matter which country could do better. At the end of the day, they're all clowns. That's why we call them political "parties". You can't have a party without clowns!

[Alan Roehrich]

Originally Posted by Superpro

Unfortunately the issues are global. Not looking beyond your own back yard is the beginning of the problem. Doubtful that any government in power, in no matter which country could do better. At the end of the day, they're all clowns. That's why we call them political "parties". You can't have a party without clowns!

Utterly wrong. It is current government policy driving inflation, period. Without question. The best reason to study history is that you can find the the stupid ideas currently in vogue today have already been tried, and failed miserably. History teaches us that government spending drives inflation. Not interest rates. The government has literally poured a couple of trillion dollars on the inflation fire in the last two years, and inflation has gotten substantially worse, every time. In fact, until the government poured money into the economy, inflation was relatively low. But they decided to spend trillions, increase the debt, and wreck the fossil fuel production, increasing the cost of fuel and energy more than 75%, and driving the cost of transportation of goods to double. Further, EVERY tax increase in corporations immediately results in an increase in prices paid by the end consumer of the goods and services, as corporations view taxes as a cost of doing business, added to the product. The current congress and current administration have done nothing but drive inflation higher. They plan to continue to do so, there's even more spending being proposed right now, including billions of dollars in "loan forgiveness".


Oh, and I use my real name. If you wish to discuss this further, have the integrity and temerity to put your real full name on what you say, or don't waste the band width.

[Superpro]

I'm sorry, I guess my background in accounting and economics was totally a waste. I'm not arguing with you, just giving my point of view. If I find it warranted to use my name I will, just like instances in the past. Right now I'm just discussing, not picking a fight but carry on should you feel it necessary. I apologize if I touched a nerve, not my intention. Better here in North America than Russia at the moment.

[Alan Roehrich]

You didn't touch any nerve. Especially since you don't even bother to stand behind your opinions with your actual name. There's zero value to an anonymous opinion, the person offering it does not even bother to claim it.



Accounting doesn't matter. It has zero to do with economic policy as implemented by the government. Economics and accounting are two entirely different disciplines. And any background in economics should teach you better. The economic principles that I'm quoting, and putting my name behind, are those of two world renowned economic experts, Nobel prize laureates, from when the Nobel prize had value, Hoover Institute senior fellows, and economic advisers to administrations with clear success records in economic performance. They're also award winning historians. Sowell and Friedman themselves are legendary, and Laffer has a proven record, and is the creator of the proven "Laffer Curve".

[Superpro]

Originally Posted by Alan Roehrich

You didn't touch any nerve. Especially since you don't even bother to stand behind your opinions with your actual name. There's zero value to an anonymous opinion, the person offering it does not even bother to claim it.



Accounting doesn't matter. It has zero to do with economic policy as implemented by the government. Economics and accounting are two entirely different disciplines. And any background in economics should teach you better. The economic principles that I'm quoting, and putting my name behind, are those of two world renowned economic experts, Nobel prize laureates, from when the Nobel prize had value, Hoover Institute senior fellows, and economic advisers to administrations with clear success records in economic performance. They're also award winning historians. Sowell and Friedman themselves are legendary, and Laffer has a proven record, and is the creator of the proven "Laffer Curve".

I've been "schooled" thank you Alan!

[Rory McNeil]

Originally Posted by Superpro

I'm sorry, I guess my background in accounting and economics was totally a waste. I'm not arguing with you, just giving my point of view. If I find it warranted to use my name I will, just like instances in the past. Right now I'm just discussing, not picking a fight but carry on should you feel it necessary. I apologize if I touched a nerve, not my intention. Better here in North America than Russia at the moment.

Have to wonder what your background in accounting and economics thinks about when our illustrious Prime Minister of Canada campaigned on how the budget "will balance itself"? How well do you think THAT has been working for him, and us?

[Superpro]

Originally Posted by Rory McNeil

Have to wonder what your background in accounting and economics thinks about when our illustrious Prime Minister of Canada campaigned on how the budget "will balance itself"? How well do you think THAT has been working for him, and us?

I'm apolitical and accordingly don't care about the current party in power, so I am certainly not defending him. All I'm saying is the economy wouldn't be any better off with either the Turban guy NDP or Poilivevre (harry bunny) Conservative. All I'm trying to get across is that everybody is in the same boat. Your comments are political and you are very correct, have nothing to do with my background.

I don't understand why expressing one's opinion causes such distress and anger by people. I suggest you go and have some of that weed that True Dough so legally provided you. I'm sure Nova Scotia is progressive enough that they have a Cannabis store right around your corner. But before you do that, please maintain your BALANCE when you stand. Wonder no more!

P.S. Did you have children? If so, are they one of the "young or stupid" you refer to earlier? No matter, I'm sure you did a fine job because sometimes Old and Stupid begets Young or Stupid.

[Rory McNeil]

Originally Posted by Superpro

It's a world wide problem right now. Canada's monetary policy has had to tighten for the same reasons.

Canada`s financial health is certainly NOT being helped the having an idiot, trust fund, substitute drama teacher at the helm of our country. The only reason that POS ever got in was because there were so many potheads that voted for him, simply because he legalized marijuana, and so many people were too young or stupid, to realize how badly his daddy fragmented the country, and screwed things up. Little Justin is following in Pierres footsteps. And we Canadians are suffering for it.