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We should get TexasTugger in here just to be sure.Yes, the figures are seasonally adjusted.
We should get TexasTugger in here just to be sure.Yes, the figures are seasonally adjusted.
No doubt Trump's employment numbers are just as fake as we were told they were under Obama. Oh and Labor Participation rate!
It's sad how Trump hasn't done anything about the 92 million unemployed Americans like he promised he would.Sure. Except the labor participation rate isn't 63.9%. It's 62.9%. In September it was 62.7%. With Obama it went from 62.7-62.9 repeatedly as well.
It hasn't moved.
What's amusing is that they think the rest of us wouldn't notice. I assume that's because they so full of shit that they don't notice it themselves.It is kind of amusing that the BLS truther movement among conservatives abruptly stopped when Trump won. Oddly enough no corresponding movement has shown up with liberals.
What's amusing is that they think the rest of us wouldn't notice. I assume that's because they so full of shit that they don't notice it themselves.
I wonder if it could have anything to do with emotional neediness vs a desire for dispassionate analysis that causes a difference to appear between conservative rationalization and liberal franbkness. Scientific peer reviewed studies demonstrate a tendency for the right to emotionally rationalize reality if it causes emotional discomfort to their ego identifications. This, of course, does not reveal itself to be black and white differences but real enough to be statistically evident. We know also, or the neuroscientists do, that liberals become more conservative when they are drunk or frightened by real or imagined threat, etc. I wonder also, if the exaggerated focus of conservative males in regard to their masculine image arises our of the fact that emotionally, if well hidden, they tend to act like snow-flake, what's that derogation word they like so much, ah, yes, snowflake "pansies".It is kind of amusing that the BLS truther movement among conservatives abruptly stopped when Trump won. Oddly enough no corresponding movement has shown up with liberals.
This is one of the most dangerous ideas a person can confront which is why it doesn't often happen. Dangerous, here, of course, meaning the ego or one's fantastical notion of self.What's amusing is that they think the rest of us wouldn't notice. I assume that's because they so full of shit that they don't notice it themselves.
I wonder if it could have anything to do with emotional neediness vs a desire for dispassionate analysis that causes a difference to appear between conservative rationalization and liberal franbkness. Scientific peer reviewed studies demonstrate a tendency for the right to emotionally rationalize reality if it causes emotional discomfort to their ego identifications. This, of course, does not reveal itself to be black and white differences but real enough to be statistically evident. We know also, or the neuroscientists do, that liberals become more conservative when they are drunk or frightened by real or imagined threat, etc. I wonder also, if the exaggerated focus of conservative males in regard to their masculine image arises our of the fact that emotionally, if well hidden, they tend to act like snow-flake, what's that derogation word they like so much, ah, yes, snowflake "pansies".
One and the same thing, as far as I can see. It is the greater emotional need that creates the robustness of the bubble. The greater emotional need, the need to suppress a more easily aroused tendency to experience fear, is logically connected to the observation that conservatives have enlarged right amygdalas, the part of the brain fear generates in vs the relative larger cingulate in liberal brains, that part of the brain instrumental in blocking fear from interfering with reason.Those effects are too far removed from my knowledge for me to have any idea. I do notice that conservatives are considerably more tribal than liberals are and it seems to cause the creation of a shared conservative reality. That's why I believe we have such a robust conservative media bubble in the US without a corresponding liberal one.
One and the same thing, as far as I can see. It is the greater emotional need that creates the robustness of the bubble. The greater emotional need, the need to suppress a more easily aroused tendency to experience fear, is logically connected to the observation that conservatives have enlarged right amygdalas, the part of the brain fear generates in vs the relative larger cingulate in liberal brains, that part of the brain instrumental in blocking fear from interfering with reason.
It is kind of amusing that the BLS truther movement among conservatives abruptly stopped when Trump won. Oddly enough no corresponding movement has shown up with liberals.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/milton...-report-all-upbeat-in-every-way/#69f903013282
"December jobs report is the best I've seen in my career."
https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/04/economy/december-jobs-report/index.html
Looks like great news all around. Jobs added, way past expectations. Wages up again. Workforce participation in the Trump economy continues to tick up, something we've needed for a long time coming. All in all, good news for America again. Hoping the momentum can keep going.
You realize these numbers fluctuate up and down all the time, right? Are you going to make a thread for every up tick? If so ill just block you now.
Im also assuming you made tons of these threads while Obama was president as well since you love a good up tick?
Wait for it to return the moment we are in recession. Trump will deny we are in a recession.
OMG are these figures seasonally adjusted?
If the estimate is 180,000 jobs and it comes in over 300,000 most would call that great news. The stock market and economists everywhere reacted to it as such. AT P&N disagrees, of course.
Nice to see the economy reacting to Democrats taking over the House.
Nobody cares what you think at this point. I mean seriously, can you explain how China allowing rice imports has anything to do with Trump?I think it has more to do with the Trump economy. His tax cuts helped, cutting red tape helped small businesses, consumer confidence is up due to his actions.
I mean look at this, Trump sold ice to Eskimos... err, is selling rice to the Chinese for the first time ever. Trump's actions are directly leading to a stronger economy.
More great news for AT P&N to frown upon:
https://www.agweb.com/article/breaking-news-china-buying-rice-for-the-first-time-from-us/
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...ce-imports-ahead-of-trade-talks-idUSKCN1OR0LB
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/economy/china-allows-first-ever-us-rice-imports
Nobody cares what you think at this point. I mean seriously, can you explain how China allowing rice imports has anything to do with Trump?
Now we should be excited about rice shipments. The desperation is real.