DerbyX DerbyX:
Jaime_Souviens Jaime_Souviens:
These aren't facts.
"You are in a war you will never win losing 2 soldiers a day."
Two soldiers a day may be a fact. (It may not. Or it may be a misleading statistic.)
'You are in a war you will never win' is not a fact. It's your opinion. That's nothing like a fact.
"war you will never win" is my opinion but it is founded on pretty solid evidence.
Really? How much evidence do you have to compile to accurately predict the outcome of a war?
(Don't answer that, it's a rhetorical question.)
DerbyX DerbyX:
2 soldiers/day is a verifiable fact. How is it a misleading statistic. They are not all combat deaths to be sure but does that matter?
I don't know, haven't looked into it. But if it's 'two soldiers a day, overall, but tending below that number for the past six months,' or 'two soldiers a day but continually dropping,' then 'two soldiers a day' would be misleading.
DerbyX DerbyX:
The deficit/debt are very verifiable facts and should be a concern to you. The US cannot ignore it forever. deficits & debt nearly bankrupted Canada. Your economy is very different but eventually it will catch up with you.
Same thing. Highest deficit ever? In constant dollars? Per capita? What's the debt to overall value? What's the debt incomparison to overall markets?
The United States debt was huge from about WWII to the early 1990's. Leftists screamed that Reagan had triplied the debt in the 1980's, (or had quadrupled, or quintupled... who cares, it's only Leftist noise.) Anyway, the United States burned through that debt through economic growth in less than a decade.
So, debt isn't really an issue.