It was a nice rant though. congratulations . should get you a lot of recs.
Thank you, coming from your level of ranting expertise, I consider that quite the compliment.
As for me, I simply want to see the measure because I am tired of statements suggesting we are in a state of hyperinflation or anywhere close to it.
Who has said we are? Oh, and by the way, are you under the impression that anyone here cares whether you are tired or not?
Some here think prices are THE only method and you seem to going well out of your way to defend that point of view.
In order to defend something it has to be under attack. You wouldn't happen to be the one attacking that viewpoint would you? Unlike you, I'm not trying to promote a point of view nor am I looking to carve out some kind of guru niche.
You might take note that I don't ever post a reply to your messages until you get that whiny, in-your-face, thing that you do with some posters. Then I just can't seem to help myself. Character flaw I guess, but it just brings out something in me that likes to challenge even further so I present what I see as contradictory events to your promoted economic world view theory and watch you get all redfaced and apoplectic. If those points are answered to my satisfaction, I move on to the next contradiction. You see, in something as complex as the workings of economics and money, there are always going to be contradictions, so that part is easy. Usually, the flow of well-expressed ideas here cover many different viewpoints and is great reading and I'm quite content to lurk. It's just that darn character flaw occasionally pops up....
In any event, given your economic theories, is there any basket of goods you would not challenge?
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