"Who will tell the people?" A well written opinion piece from the NYT

[Judge]

Then you don't understand english...

the second clause clear explains the first, it elaborates/clarifies...

You should demand a refund for your high school education. Your teachers failed you.

And you keep whining about I don't answer your 'questions"... which you wouldn't understand anyway, but the hypocrisy is rank... You never answered my original question;

<And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....>


So stop the whining and answer the questions.... then I'll be more likely to return the favor.

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

For someone who dodges things repeatedly, youre not one to preach about adversion to the truth.

Thats your complete sentence. Youre still wrong.

What do you have against refuting my previous statements? Oh, thats right, you cant. Adversion to the truth? Yeah, I wouldnt use that line again, especially with your penchant for false statements.

Again, all high and mighty Mr. Economist, refute my statements. Youre going on 5 or 6 posts of dodging now. Please, just do it if its:

[cucamelsmd15]

Originally Posted by Judge

Then you don't understand english...

the second clause clear explains the first, it elaborates/clarifies...

You should demand a refund for your high school education. Your teachers failed you.

And you keep whining about I don't answer your 'questions"... which you wouldn't understand anyway, but the hypocrisy is rank... You never answered my original question;

<And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....>


So stop the whining and answer the questions.... then I'll be more likely to return the favor.

More dodging and aversion. Your question has already been answered, that is, if you care to read. Welcome to post #19. Ironic, this coming from someone who says this:

Originally Posted by Judge

Then you don't understand english...

only to post this:

Originally Posted by Judge

you keep using that one quote about currency, but you fail to post it in context... what's the next clause/sentance in that post??

What do you have against quoting somethign in context?? Oh, I know, it's called an aversion to the truth...

Who should ask for a refund on their education again?

Moreover, its already been explained here why the currency DOES matter, and why the strength of the currency matters, as much as you want to say it doesnt. Hint: Youre still wrong.

This should be simple Judge, especially for someone of your (self-proclaimed) economic intelligence. Refute these two statements:

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

Multi-national companies farm their research out to the US in DROVES lately because its less out of their pocket. Rephrased, its MORE money into another countries pocket.

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

Please Judge, refute this statement:
Note that I did not say ANYTHING about every other currency being a fiat currency.

In your own words:

Originally Posted by Judge

So stop the whining and answer the questions....

Get to it!

[Judge]

Damn son...

I'll give you the chance to go to #19 and quote for us all where you answer the question...

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

More dodging and aversion. Your question has already been answered, that is, if you care to read. Welcome to post #19. Ironic, this coming from someone who says this:

only to post this:


Who should ask for a refund on their education again?

Moreover, its already been explained here why the currency DOES matter, and why the strength of the currency matters, as much as you want to say it doesnt. Hint: Youre still wrong.

This should be simple Judge, especially for someone of your (self-proclaimed) economic intelligence. Refute these two statements:



In your own words:


Get to it!

[cucamelsmd15]

Originally Posted by Judge

Damn son...

I'll give you the chance to go to #19 and quote for us all where you answer the question...

Damn son

Im not doing your homework for you. You can go back and read the post yourself. In the meantime, Ill be waiting for these to be refuted:

Multi-national companies farm their research out to the US in DROVES lately because its less out of their pocket. Rephrased, its MORE money into another countries pocket.

Please Judge, refute this statement:
Note that I did not say ANYTHING about every other currency being a fiat currency.

Youre losing any credibility you had with each and every post. This thread will be epic, if nothing else than for the amount of sheer and utter ignorance and aversion youve displayed. This almosts borders on your (faulty) logic that the First Amendment allows the protection of illegal aliens.

[Judge]

sooo.. you couldn't find the answer either. Or do you have a psychosis that prevents you from posting it twice... or are you just oblivious to the truth.

I figured as much.

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

Damn son

Im not doing your homework for you. You can go back and read the post yourself. In the meantime, Ill be waiting for these to be refuted:
Youre losing any credibility you had with each and every post. This thread will be epic, if nothing else than for the amount of sheer and utter ignorance and aversion youve displayed. This almosts borders on your (faulty) logic that the First Amendment allows the protection of illegal aliens.

[cucamelsmd15]

Originally Posted by Judge

sooo.. you couldn't find the answer either. Or do you have a psychosis that prevents you from posting it twice... or are you just oblivious to the truth.

I figured as much.

Its there, towards the bottom. Read and youll find it. You do know how to read, correct? Oh, thats right, I can explain it to you, but I cant comprehend it for you.

Oh, and:

Multi-national companies farm their research out to the US in DROVES lately because its less out of their pocket. Rephrased, its MORE money into another countries pocket.

Please Judge, refute this statement:
Note that I did not say ANYTHING about every other currency being a fiat currency.

Still havent got a response? Im not surprised.

[Judge]

That's just lame.

Here, for all to see... is the question and your 'answer'.

The question: <And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....>


The non-answer from Camel, post #19: <Ive already told you, you just refuse to listen. Go back and read what I posted. >

Really, you overpaid for your HS diploma. That's not an answer, that's not explaining...

Again, just quit responding to my posts, I'm sure everyone is tired of this and we all know you won't/can't answer questions.

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

Its there, towards the bottom. Read and youll find it. You do know how to read, correct? Oh, thats right, I can explain it to you, but I cant comprehend it for you.

Oh, and:


Still havent got a response? Im not surprised.

[cucamelsmd15]

Originally Posted by Judge

That's just lame.

Here, for all to see... is the question and your 'answer'.

The question: <And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....>


The non-answer from Camel, post #19: <Ive already told you, you just refuse to listen. Go back and read what I posted. >

Really, you overpaid for your HS diploma. That's not an answer, that's not explaining...

Again, just quit responding to my posts, I'm sure everyone is tired of this and we all know you won't/can't answer questions.

Epic failure on your part. My direct quote from post 19:

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

Ive already told you, you just refuse to listen. Go back and read what I posted. You want consequences? Look around you for Christ sake. Forclosures rising, higher oil prices, higher inflation, greater national debt, weaker dollar, sliding markets worldwide. Yeah, those are just the beginning...

Every one of those things listed is tied to a weaker dollar. Really, you cant read, and its obvious. Want more?
World markets remain volatile after Fed cut - World business - MSNBC.com
Dollar Libor slides after Fed rate cut | Markets | Bonds News | Reuters
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/22/bu...iastox.html?hp

Oh, and Judge, still waiting:

Multi-national companies farm their research out to the US in DROVES lately because its less out of their pocket. Rephrased, its MORE money into another countries pocket.

Please Judge, refute this statement:
Note that I did not say ANYTHING about every other currency being a fiat currency.

Stop dodging, man up, and refute those statements. Youve danced around it and shrugged it off for 10+ posts now. While I think its hilarious to see you backed in a corner in your supposed field of expertise, its sad.

Of course, not that it matters now, but any credibility you had remaining has been dashed. Call up the mail order school, tell them you want your money back for your "PhD" in Economics.

[Judge]

This particular rant was posted before your got to my question, not in response to it, and it makes no sense in applying it to the question. Here's your supposed response: <Forclosures rising, higher oil prices, higher inflation, greater national debt, weaker dollar, sliding markets worldwide. Yeah, those are just the beginning...>

The question: <And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....>


Now, to try to lay it out in Dr. Seuss terms for you, how in the hell does the weaker dollar cause foreclosures to rise, greater national debt, a weaker dollar (caused by a weaker dollar??? - that's just brilliant there), inflation or sliding markets worldwide? Tell us the 'distress this puts on citizens" Again, I want it in your own words, not googled. Just give the answers.... The question is not difficult. What impact does the weaker dollar have on consumers - directly???

Comon, we're still waiting for you to actually answer a question directly without distortion or changing the subject.

Since you can't, just quit responding to my posts.

Originally Posted by cucamelsmd15

Epic failure on your part. My direct quote from post 19:


Every one of those things listed is tied to a weaker dollar. Really, you cant read, and its obvious. Want more?
World markets remain volatile after Fed cut - World business - MSNBC.com
Dollar Libor slides after Fed rate cut | Markets | Bonds News | Reuters
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/22/bu...iastox.html?hp

Oh, and Judge, still waiting:
Stop dodging, man up, and refute those statements. Youve danced around it and shrugged it off for 10+ posts now. While I think its hilarious to see you backed in a corner in your supposed field of expertise, its sad.

Of course, not that it matters now, but any credibility you had remaining has been dashed. Call up the mail order school, tell them you want your money back for your "PhD" in Economics.

[cucamelsmd15]

Originally Posted by Judge

This particular rant was posted before your got to my question, not in response to it, and it makes no sense in applying it to the question. Here's your supposed response: <Forclosures rising, higher oil prices, higher inflation, greater national debt, weaker dollar, sliding markets worldwide. Yeah, those are just the beginning...>

The question: <And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....>


Now, to try to lay it out in Dr. Seuss terms for you, how in the hell does the weaker dollar cause foreclosures to rise, greater national debt, a weaker dollar (caused by a weaker dollar??? - that's just brilliant there), inflation or sliding markets worldwide? Tell us the 'distress this puts on citizens" Again, I want it in your own words, not googled. Just give the answers.... The question is not difficult. What impact does the weaker dollar have on consumers - directly???

Comon, we're still waiting for you to actually answer a question directly without distortion or changing the subject.

Since you can't, just quit responding to my posts.

Failure to read: Check.
Lack of comprehension: Check
Total ignorance: Check.
Ability to erroneously cut and paste my previous response: Check.

Here is my COMPLETE response:

You want consequences? Look around you for Christ sake. Forclosures rising, higher oil prices, higher inflation, greater national debt, weaker dollar, sliding markets worldwide. Yeah, those are just the beginning...

Now, I realize that your grasp of English is pretty low (based on some of your previous sentances), but you should be able to figure this out:

Originally Posted by Judge

And you tell us what the significance of the weak dollar is. Why did it happen and what is the consequence, and where does it go from here. Go on, tell us the great distress this puts on US citizens.... Don't cut and paste or try to google a response, tell us with your own genius, since you posted it as a problem....

Your question was answered. Weaker dollar? Higher prices, which means less in peoples pockets. Its directly tied to foreclosure rates. Common sense really, not that I expected you to realize that. Weaker dollar? Higher oil prices historically, not that I expected you to realize that either. Weaker dollar? Sliding markets worldwide, as referenced by my previous links. Again, that only scratches the surface. For someone who is a self-proclaimed expert in economics, you should realize this.

Jesus Christ, I can explain it to you, but I cant comprehend it for you.

Still waiting Judge. Because as you say

Originally Posted by Judge

Comon, we're still waiting for you to actually answer a question directly without distortion or changing the subject.

So, lets hear it, refute these two statements.

Multi-national companies farm their research out to the US in DROVES lately because its less out of their pocket. Rephrased, its MORE money into another countries pocket.

Please Judge, refute this statement:
Note that I did not say ANYTHING about every other currency being a fiat currency.

Listen, if you cant pony up and address those two statements then just stop responding to my posts. While I think its hilarious seeing you backed into a corner in your supposed field of "expertise" (and we will use that term VERY loosely here), its downright pathetic and sad for you to have to dodge the questions this long.