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Originally Posted by SluttyShemaleAnna
Why do you continuously ignore all the faults of your own country while slamming the UK every chance you get?
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I'm just wondering why someone from the UK is suddenly an expert on the US economy. The depth of your understanding of the US economy seems to be that unpopular Bush is pres (for what I have observed to be largely misunderstood reasons by many people on the internet), and therefore your perceived problems (as seen from the UK) of the US economy must be his fault. That shows a very shallow understand of economics. The economy is affected by a vast array of things. And usually it takes a while for the cause to create an effect in the economy. i.e. The prosperous economy during the Clinton years were because of Bush Sr's policies as well as the internet boom that Ogryn1313 referred to. Clinton didn't just say "hey let's have a technology boom". Those technologies were in development for years and just happened to come to fruition during Clinton's term. If there were economic problems during Bush's first term, for one thing he inherited the results of Clinton's policies, and for another there was 9/11 and we had some butt kicking to do. Yes that was a drain on the economy, but it was a necessary one. No president worth anything at all would let that pass. If you had bothered to look at unemployment rates during Bush's term you'd see that they have been steadily declining since the first half of his 1st term.
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Originally Posted by SluttyShemaleAnna
You are the one tooting the economic horn for the republicans, so is there any reason why someone shouldn't point out the reality of the current republican government.
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I wouldn't expect many people from the UK to know much about the US economy in detail but you seem to have a lot to say about it without showing any real understanding of it.
09-06-2008
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