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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OK so after all that, we got one halfway reasonable response. With it we got: *Krugman is wrong because he is partisan *ARRRRG I'm a pirate! *One post somehow linking it to catholic priests having abortions (WTF but kudos for gratuitously working abortion into the thread) *I don't know anything, here's a link that says what I feel (but which just rants on about libtards, etc.) *And of course 8:56 ("I know the answer, but I won't share because you don't really want an answer") What an embarrassing demonstration of conservative weak-mindedness. Kudos to the one among you who could actually string some thoughts together. I'll be interested to see if she replies to any of the responses.[/quote] assume this is OP; "bite" here closing up. Given your extraordinary pomposity and high-handedness (along with spelling errors) I'll pass on a complete reply as your comments on my post were quite selective. I will leave you (all) with one question: Assuming yet more stimulus is the answer, at what point might you rethink? Let's say we stimulate with another, say, $500 billion and 3 years later we still have punk growth and high unemployment. At that point what's plan B? I'm pretty well steeped and educated in Keynesian economics--how much do you know about the Austrian school? This is really tough stuff and the stakes are enormous. With debt (all in including state/local) now near 80% of gdp my own view is that we're at sufficiently dangerous levels to make more deficit spending dangerous---to our kids and grandkids. I think it's terribly naive to think this is something we can fix later once the economy is humming again. [/quote] Bite, someone wrote a detailed reply to you, and you did not comment on it. Why?[/quote]
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