refineryworker05
Well-Known Member
I'm not trying to persuade. I'm pointing out how most republicans are wrong and usually delusional and/or dishonest and don't actually care about policy.
Trump's Economy
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By your reasoning we shouldn't do this or that because it doesn't impact much. Collectively it does over time. You seem to be saying Trump should be able to just wave his hands and make everything right. You want instant results. Doesn't work that way.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
Time is a finite resource. Wasting time on a single pipeline, dying industries like coal, or a single air condition plant, is all for show. It's just fuel for rhetoric to convince small minded people the government is actually capable of doing something.
refineryworker05
Well-Known Member
Come on that’s not my reasoning.
The discussion is about the “Trump economy”. Fact Trump has not passed any legislation to impact the economy.
So republicans have taken to both lying about how well the economy and the labor market are doing and then saying well Trump cut regulations to get around the reality that Trump hasn’t done anything to improve economic growth.
I say the cut regulations is a bs talking point because the people using it don’t know any actual regulations Trump has cut.
Now you responded with the 2 pipelines as regulation cuts or maybe you meant them as impacting the economy, but you can’t mean that because construction has even began on the pipelines.
To which I said those pipelines won’t impact the nation’s economy enough to move the needle on growth or job creation. That’s not saying oh don’t do it because it won’t have an impact. It’s saying it won’t have a national economic impact.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
You are trying to have a discussion with people that just parrot what they hear with no reasoning.
refineryworker05
Well-Known Member
It is the most impressive thing about republicans as a political entity. Their members get on board and they just believe no matter how big the lie that republicans elected officials or republican media is selling. They just fully embrace it and repeat it. Reality be damned.
The list of demonstrably false things that most republicans believe to be true is incredible. It takes a certain kind of discipline to get millions of people to believe all these insane things.
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newfie
Well-Known Member
a parrot is trying to have a discussion with a parrot?
floridays
Well-Known Member
Begin naming the list of "demonstrably false things." I'd like to have a shot at them, for conversation of course. For discussion's sake, name the targets, extremely hard to take aim at a generalization.
floridays
Well-Known Member
Not a smart guy are you?
No, your statement is typical of those who think they know everything, therefore if it's something you don't know it has no validity to you.
And if you lie enough it might stick. Typical Democrat strategy.
floridays
Well-Known Member
Look out Van, he's a smart little feller, he's just luring you in for the kill. Proceed at you own risk.
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
I'll take your complete dodge of the topic to mean you learned something, and are now embarrassed by your previous ignorance. Good talk.
W
What The Hawk?
Guest
Lololol, lefties and righties are 
ing delusional. I'm just enjoying the next 4 years of memes.
ing delusional. I'm just enjoying the next 4 years of memes.According to Gallagher Dodge is the perfect word to put on a truck coming at you.
If you deregulate every industry, do you think the vast majority of the companies will "play by the rules" (that don't exist) or will everything be driven by profit motive?
Lol. You still believe in trickle down. That's so cute!
floridays
Well-Known Member
Yes.
newfie
Well-Known Member
the rules are still in place , the extra layers of redundant regulation that create a lot of unnecessary rework are being peeled off.
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