Mavorpen wrote:Objectiveland wrote:Wow. The link I posted was written to refute the chart you showed! Either you didn't read it or you didn't understand it.
I'm not sure why, because it doesn't actually refute anything. Percentage INCREASE of annual spending is not the same is total spending. Your source completely neglects this crucial fact. The fact that you literally linked to a source that says essentially the SAME thing as another one of my graphs is laughable. I KNOW that federal spending remains at the levels of Bush. I never denied that. But the amount of spending Obama himself has contributed only amounts to 1.4% increased spending.Objectiveland wrote:Yes the percentage of growth is smaller and it flattens but the point is it does so at an already alarmingly high level.
Which I NEVER DENIED. YOU claimed that Obama is trying to cut taxes to cover for his spending, when it isn't HIS spending. I ALSO gave you a graph that showed that at least HALF of the deficit is due to Bush's shit, and the rest has little to do with Obama, rather it is a part of past debt that REPUBLICANS caused.Objectiveland wrote:Make no mistake GW was a spender for sure but look You can't spend $100 one day then spend $1000 the next and then spend $1000 for the next three days and claim your spending growth flattened. So what it flattened you only have $100 to spend!
Do you know what the word growth means? Stop grasping at straws now that I've proven you wrong.
You are missing the point. If you spend $100, $100, $100, $1000 and I spend $1000, $1000, $1000, $1000 who has spent more? Your spending grew 900%. My spending grew 0%. Since my spending growth was flat does that mean you spent more? Since I am spending at your final level of $1000 and have less revenue is that your spending or mine?






