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Economics uses human behavior as its datums = social science.
For fuck sake Turd, shit or get off the pot.
Whatever joo-jeetz you got planned it's time to rock and roll.
We have all fallen into your cunning trap!
Deliver the coup de grace!
For fuck sake Turd, shit or get off the pot.
Whatever joo-jeetz you got planned it's time to rock and roll.
We have all fallen into your cunning trap!
Deliver the coup de grace!
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It's gotta be Thomas More or some other such papist POS navel gazer.bennyonesix wrote:Economics uses human behavior as its datums = social science.
For fuck sake Turd, shit or get off the pot.
Whatever joo-jeetz you got planned it's time to rock and roll.
We have all fallen into your cunning trap!
Deliver the coup de grace!
TBF, it's barely a science in that few if any of its theories can be used to predict the future, and an equal n umber fail to even describe the past...
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But I'll allow that most economists certainly believe they are trying to do science and so that's a damn good start.
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That statement describes climate science but I digress.. what criteria do you use to determine whether a trade agreement has had a positive/negative effect if economics is out?Blaidd Drwg wrote:
TBF, it's barely a science in that few if any of its theories can be used to predict the future, and an equal n umber fail to even describe the past...
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Oh look... Patented red herring. It does reveal you know less than dick about climate science if that's your characterization....but I won't digress.Turdacious wrote:That statement describes climate science but I digress.. what criteria do you use to determine whether a trade agreement has had a positive/negative effect if economics is out?Blaidd Drwg wrote:
TBF, it's barely a science in that few if any of its theories can be used to predict the future, and an equal n umber fail to even describe the past...
What makes you say that economics are out? What makes you think economics are the sole factor to be considered? What makes you think they are under consideration?
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You mean this is what I didn't lose a single second of sleep over last night?Turdacious wrote:That statement describes climate science but I digress.. what criteria do you use to determine whether a trade agreement has had a positive/negative effect if economics is out?Blaidd Drwg wrote:
TBF, it's barely a science in that few if any of its theories can be used to predict the future, and an equal n umber fail to even describe the past...
You call this joo-jeetz?
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The question is essentially how do you measure the success of a trade treaty. You are hemming and hawing on economics.Blaidd Drwg wrote:
Oh look... Patented red herring. It does reveal you know less than dick about climate science if that's your characterization....but I won't digress.
What makes you say that economics are out? What makes you think economics are the sole factor to be considered? What makes you think they are under consideration?
I'm starting to think your position on thus is based solely on a combination of histrionics and women's intuition
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You haven't started to think...period.Turdacious wrote:The question is essentially how do you measure the success of a trade treaty. You are hemming and hawing on economics.Blaidd Drwg wrote:
Oh look... Patented red herring. It does reveal you know less than dick about climate science if that's your characterization....but I won't digress.
What makes you say that economics are out? What makes you think economics are the sole factor to be considered? What makes you think they are under consideration?
I'm starting to think your position on thus is based solely on a combination of histrionics and women's intuition
Answer the question.
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It's almost like you haven't read anything I've posted in this thread. Or maybe you just didn't understand it...Blaidd Drwg wrote:You haven't started to think...period.Turdacious wrote:The question is essentially how do you measure the success of a trade treaty. You are hemming and hawing on economics.Blaidd Drwg wrote:
Oh look... Patented red herring. It does reveal you know less than dick about climate science if that's your characterization....but I won't digress.
What makes you say that economics are out? What makes you think economics are the sole factor to be considered? What makes you think they are under consideration?
I'm starting to think your position on thus is based solely on a combination of histrionics and women's intuition
Answer the question.
Lets take a step back: http://irongarmx.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... 25#p824060
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So you can't answer the question?
I'm crystal fucking clear that I don't think economics is the sole measure of any public policy...and I'm crystal fucking clear that there is vast disagreement even on the economic post mortem of NAFTA et al...but that's not the point...and you know this.
Answer the question. What are some other factors to consider other than the druthers of multinational corporations lobbying for the agreements?
I'm crystal fucking clear that I don't think economics is the sole measure of any public policy...and I'm crystal fucking clear that there is vast disagreement even on the economic post mortem of NAFTA et al...but that's not the point...and you know this.
Answer the question. What are some other factors to consider other than the druthers of multinational corporations lobbying for the agreements?
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http://irongarmx.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... 25#p824060Blaidd Drwg wrote:So you can't answer the question?
I'm crystal fucking clear that I don't think economics is the sole measure of any public policy...and I'm crystal fucking clear that there is vast disagreement even on the economic post mortem of NAFTA et al...but that's not the point...and you know this.
Answer the question. What are some other factors to consider other than the druthers of multinational corporations lobbying for the agreements?
Also, increased access to international markets, potential increased demand for US products as they get richer, etc...
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This is what every other lobbyist says about any economic policy. The ultimate measure of any public policy is the desires of the special interests they represent. Who cares how much everyone else pays? Fuck them.Blaidd Drwg wrote: I'm crystal fucking clear that I don't think economics is the sole measure of any public policy.
And this is what opposition to freer trade always boils down to. It's always special interest groups (including corporations) with something to gain exploiting the ignorance of the masses.
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Turdacious wrote:http://irongarmx.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... 25#p824060Blaidd Drwg wrote:So you can't answer the question?
I'm crystal fucking clear that I don't think economics is the sole measure of any public policy...and I'm crystal fucking clear that there is vast disagreement even on the economic post mortem of NAFTA et al...but that's not the point...and you know this.
Answer the question. What are some other factors to consider other than the druthers of multinational corporations lobbying for the agreements?
Also, increased access to international markets, potential increased demand for US products as they get richer, etc...
So that's a no?
Economics is the sole measure?...to your credit, you'll include the potential for better economic conditions of the piss-water poor in the trading partner countries....to the detriment of your own if necessary...but hey, who's counting.
Remember when Conservatives were open to the idea that matters are complex?
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It's almost as if you don't understand economics at all...Blaidd Drwg wrote:Turdacious wrote:http://irongarmx.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.p ... 25#p824060Blaidd Drwg wrote:So you can't answer the question?
I'm crystal fucking clear that I don't think economics is the sole measure of any public policy...and I'm crystal fucking clear that there is vast disagreement even on the economic post mortem of NAFTA et al...but that's not the point...and you know this.
Answer the question. What are some other factors to consider other than the druthers of multinational corporations lobbying for the agreements?
Also, increased access to international markets, potential increased demand for US products as they get richer, etc...
So that's a no?
Economics is the sole measure?...to your credit, you'll include the potential for better economic conditions of the piss-water poor in the trading partner countries....to the detriment of your own if necessary...but hey, who's counting.
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Elevate your game.
As per usual, you have failed to grasp even the most basic ideas of those you oppose. If you can't stomach the idea that there are reasonable people on both sides of TPP who have valid concerns, many of which have very little if anything to do with economic benefits to several multinationals, then you truly deserve the beltway induced Omphaloskepsis you're engaged in.
As per usual, you have failed to grasp even the most basic ideas of those you oppose. If you can't stomach the idea that there are reasonable people on both sides of TPP who have valid concerns, many of which have very little if anything to do with economic benefits to several multinationals, then you truly deserve the beltway induced Omphaloskepsis you're engaged in.
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Blaidd Drwg wrote:I don't understand this consumer prices concept you keep speaking of.
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Straight shoot, I think you are pathological with this shit. Your responses are non-responsive.Turdacious wrote:Blaidd Drwg wrote:I don't understand this consumer prices concept you keep speaking of.
Well, I reckon I could just be the dumbs and bad at understanding complex arguments. If that is the case then please bring your shit down to my level so I can understand. Because you are not making me understand what the fuck you are doing.
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Now someone's going to pretend that economics matters when discussing trade agreements?Testiclaw wrote:What educational or experience do you have in the economic field, Turd?
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http://www.frbsf.org/education/publicat ... n-headlinebennyonesix wrote:Straight shoot, I think you are pathological with this shit. Your responses are non-responsive.Turdacious wrote:Blaidd Drwg wrote:I don't understand this consumer prices concept you keep speaking of.
Well, I reckon I could just be the dumbs and bad at understanding complex arguments. If that is the case then please bring your shit down to my level so I can understand. Because you are not making me understand what the fuck you are doing.
It's the same one I put up earlier.
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Yes dude. I UNDERSTAND YOUR POINT. "Free Trade" = lower prices = win/win. I reckon you found a frictionless machine.
And of course, you got me again. I re-read your posting in this thread. Fool me twice shame on me.
But not really, I did waste time but I was aiming to waste time anyway. You just tricked me into thinking you had something to say.
There is no functional difference between you and a troll on this issue.
And of course, you got me again. I re-read your posting in this thread. Fool me twice shame on me.
But not really, I did waste time but I was aiming to waste time anyway. You just tricked me into thinking you had something to say.
There is no functional difference between you and a troll on this issue.
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Turdacious wrote: null.
You are seriously the most evasive and least useful person to discuss nearly any issue with. Consumer prices are an economic consideration. No Shit Sherlock. There might be other issue in play...is that conceivable? is that remotely possible?
Remember this?
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You might slow down your quick draw and start using your head....you might eventually be worth listening to.
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Well, first off, nobody here said it doesn't, what they did say was that economics isn't the only consideration, and, not always the most important.Pinky wrote:Now someone's going to pretend that economics matters when discussing trade agreements?Testiclaw wrote:What educational or experience do you have in the economic field, Turd?
So you're just wrong on that. Good of you to adopt Pinky as a pseudonym: you're clearly not the Brain.
I ask because he writes off any and all economic posts or questions, dismissing them as, "you don't know economics", and whatnot.
I figure he must have a background in it...or else his dismissals mean very little.
So I asked. Let's see if he answers.
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Damn, Terry you still got BD tricked!
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Ack! The internets trcikd me again