Originally posted by: jbourne77
Mad? No... I stopped getting mad at Internet trolls YEARS ago. Flabbergasted by your ignorance and immaturity? Very much so
Originally posted by: Phokus
Jbourne, you are the very definition of irony and stupidity.
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Mad? No... I stopped getting mad at Internet trolls YEARS ago. Flabbergasted by your ignorance and immaturity? Very much so
Well, it's good to know you're ignorant of your own ignorance, i wonder how flabbergasted you'll be if you ever wake up and find out :Q
Originally posted by: spacejamz
Originally posted by: Phokus
Jbourne, you are the very definition of irony and stupidity.
keep diggin, Phokus!!! keep digging...
your self pwnage in this thread is epic!!! :thumbsup:
it is hilarious that you are the only one who agrees with yourself...imagine that...
Originally posted by: jbourne77
The informed are wary of regulation for a reason, because we've learned from it:
UCLA Economists Determine FDR Prolonged GD by 7 Years
Cliffs notes for the above, interpreted by businessandmedia.org
Can government policies that increase the monopoly power of firms and the militancy of unions increase output? . . . these policies are expansionary when certain "emergency" conditions apply. These emergency conditions - zero interest rates and deflation - were satisfied during the Great Depression in the United States. Therefore, the New Deal, which facilitated monopolies and union militancy, was expansionary . . .
This conclusion is contrary to the one reached by a large previous literature, . . . that argues that the New Deal was contractionary. The main reason for this divergence is that the current model incorporates nominal frictions so that inflation expectations play a central role in the analysis. The New Deal has a strong effect on inflation expectations in the model, changing excessive deflation to modest inflation, thereby lowering real interest rates and stimulating spending.
Originally posted by: spacejamz
Originally posted by: Phokus
Jbourne, you are the very definition of irony and stupidity.
keep diggin, Phokus!!! keep digging...
your self pwnage in this thread is epic!!! :thumbsup:
it is hilarious that you are the only one who agrees with yourself...imagine that...
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
Originally posted by: jbourne77
The informed are wary of regulation for a reason, because we've learned from it:
UCLA Economists Determine FDR Prolonged GD by 7 Years
Cliffs notes for the above, interpreted by businessandmedia.org
http://www.econ.wisc.edu/works...Eggertsson%20paper.pdf
Can government policies that increase the monopoly power of firms and the militancy of unions increase output? . . . these policies are expansionary when certain "emergency" conditions apply. These emergency conditions - zero interest rates and deflation - were satisfied during the Great Depression in the United States. Therefore, the New Deal, which facilitated monopolies and union militancy, was expansionary . . .
This conclusion is contrary to the one reached by a large previous literature, . . . that argues that the New Deal was contractionary. The main reason for this divergence is that the current model incorporates nominal frictions so that inflation expectations play a central role in the analysis. The New Deal has a strong effect on inflation expectations in the model, changing excessive deflation to modest inflation, thereby lowering real interest rates and stimulating spending.
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
Originally posted by: jbourne77
The informed are wary of regulation for a reason, because we've learned from it:
UCLA Economists Determine FDR Prolonged GD by 7 Years
Cliffs notes for the above, interpreted by businessandmedia.org
http://www.econ.wisc.edu/works...Eggertsson%20paper.pdf
Can government policies that increase the monopoly power of firms and the militancy of unions increase output? . . . these policies are expansionary when certain "emergency" conditions apply. These emergency conditions - zero interest rates and deflation - were satisfied during the Great Depression in the United States. Therefore, the New Deal, which facilitated monopolies and union militancy, was expansionary . . .
This conclusion is contrary to the one reached by a large previous literature, . . . that argues that the New Deal was contractionary. The main reason for this divergence is that the current model incorporates nominal frictions so that inflation expectations play a central role in the analysis. The New Deal has a strong effect on inflation expectations in the model, changing excessive deflation to modest inflation, thereby lowering real interest rates and stimulating spending.
You don't seem to get it, Phokus. Popularity contest or not, this is why you're perceived to be such a twit. You don't recognize that your source is merely an alternate viewpoint. It doesn't trump the original source just because of the time line, and certainly not just because YOU happen to agree with it.
If anyone is tooling about with a purported "end-all be-all" argument, it's you; except you don't have one. All you have is an opposed view, just like I do. That's it.
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
Originally posted by: Mursilis
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
You "don't give a fvck" but you won't stop posting, will you? You seem pretty obsessed for someone who pretends not to care. And that's why it's called pretending.
Originally posted by: Phokus
And this is why you're retarded. I wasn't implying my source was right and yours was wrong. Notice how i bolded a couple of words in your quote. I was pointing, for the millionth time, how you thought YOUR link was the 'informed' and 'learned' position and presented it as the authoritative position yet you didn't know the existence of other economists who produced papers which concluded otherwise.
And besides that, i thought your previous page was your 'ending'. Man, your self ownage is just embarrassing to watch.
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: spacejamz
Originally posted by: Phokus
Jbourne, you are the very definition of irony and stupidity.
keep diggin, Phokus!!! keep digging...
your self pwnage in this thread is epic!!! :thumbsup:
it is hilarious that you are the only one who agrees with yourself...imagine that...
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: Mursilis
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
You "don't give a fvck" but you won't stop posting, will you? You seem pretty obsessed for someone who pretends not to care. And that's why it's called pretending.
I don't give a damn if the retarded right spews insults at me. How does that conflict with me enjoying destroying you guys with facts and logic? God damn you guys are dumb.
Originally posted by: Phokus
I don't give a damn if the retarded right spews insults at me. How does that conflict with me enjoying destroying you guys with facts and logic? God damn you guys are dumb.
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Originally posted by: Phokus
And this is why you're retarded. I wasn't implying my source was right and yours was wrong. Notice how i bolded a couple of words in your quote. I was pointing, for the millionth time, how you thought YOUR link was the 'informed' and 'learned' position and presented it as the authoritative position yet you didn't know the existence of other economists who produced papers which concluded otherwise.
And besides that, i thought your previous page was your 'ending'. Man, your self ownage is just embarrassing to watch.
What are you trying to prove and to whom? You can't seem to post without declaring some sort of victory... who is this victory for? Why do they need it so badly?
(I WIN!)
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: Mursilis
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
You "don't give a fvck" but you won't stop posting, will you? You seem pretty obsessed for someone who pretends not to care. And that's why it's called pretending.
I don't give a damn if the retarded right spews insults at me. How does that conflict with me enjoying destroying you guys with facts and logic? God damn you guys are dumb.
Originally posted by: Phokus
Your debating and rhetorical skills are lacking (seriously, ad hominem, appeal to authority and appeal to popularity is all you have at this point)
Originally posted by: Phokus
Believe me, this is all for me. I'm enjoying every minute of it.
Originally posted by: Mursilis
I'm guessing Daddy didn't love you enough, and now you're seeking the approval of anonymous men on the internet. That would also explain your Rush fascination - he's just an embodiment of your quest for a male authority figure in your life. Kinda sad, really.
Originally posted by: Mursilis
Originally posted by: Phokus
Originally posted by: Mursilis
Originally posted by: Phokus
What is this, a popularity contest? I don't give a fvck if idiots don't agree with me. Like i said, you idiots live in a bizarro universe. You want pwnage and self pwnage? Look no further than seeing jbourne with egg on his face.
You "don't give a fvck" but you won't stop posting, will you? You seem pretty obsessed for someone who pretends not to care. And that's why it's called pretending.
I don't give a damn if the retarded right spews insults at me. How does that conflict with me enjoying destroying you guys with facts and logic? God damn you guys are dumb.
I'm guessing Daddy didn't love you enough, and now you're seeking the approval of anonymous men on the internet. That would also explain your Rush fascination - he's just an embodiment of your quest for a male authority figure in your life. Kinda sad, really.
Originally posted by: jbourne77
Originally posted by: Phokus
Your debating and rhetorical skills are lacking (seriously, ad hominem, appeal to authority and appeal to popularity is all you have at this point)
Now this here is just classic. Can I put that in my sig? I mean, coming from you, that's like a freakin' trophy; like having Einstein tell you you're smart or Dan Quayle questioning your spelling!
Originally posted by: jbourne77
The informed are wary of regulation for a reason, because we've learned from it:
UCLA Economists Determine FDR Prolonged GD by 7 Years
Cliffs notes for the above, interpreted by businessandmedia.org
Can government policies that increase the monopoly power of firms and the militancy of unions increase output? . . . these policies are expansionary when certain "emergency" conditions apply. These emergency conditions - zero interest rates and deflation - were satisfied during the Great Depression in the United States. Therefore, the New Deal, which facilitated monopolies and union militancy, was expansionary . . .
This conclusion is contrary to the one reached by a large previous literature, . . . that argues that the New Deal was contractionary. The main reason for this divergence is that the current model incorporates nominal frictions so that inflation expectations play a central role in the analysis. The New Deal has a strong effect on inflation expectations in the model, changing excessive deflation to modest inflation, thereby lowering real interest rates and stimulating spending.
Originally posted by: Phokus
Sure, just link to this thread as well, so people know the context
Originally posted by: Phokus
jbourne ownage, irony, and lack of reading comprehension all rolled into one. It's beautiful.
:lips: