Right, I would say I pulled the trigger and the gun failed to fire. What do you not understand?
So, you tried to shoot the gun and didn't do it.
You TRIED. You did not DO.
I use every word I type correctly. Love it or leave it you better gangway, you better hit bulls eye the kid don't play.
How ironic. You claim "I use every word I type correctly." And then you type "you better gangway" and "you better hit bullseye".
1. You failed to use quotation marks around the lyric, or at least attribute it to Ice.
2. Sine you didn't quote it, someone who didn;t know better would take those as your words.
The correct usage would be "You had better" or "You'd better".
You have failed your English lesson for today.
I am not pleased with current inflation or the price of ground beef. This is a statement, not a complaint.
I can't believe the inflation we are being forced to deal with, it is ruining my life. Beef cost so much I can't afford toothpaste. These are complaints. Do you understand the difference?
You are expressing dissatisfaction, which is the very definition of a complaint.
"complain - express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something
Make up - Phrasal Verb (Of a number of things) To form something as a whole:
The answer is made up from several factors taken into account.
What does the phrase make up mean? From Oxford Dictionary
make up - phrasal verb
to invent a story, etc., especially in order to trick or entertain someone He made up some excuse about his daughter being sick. I told the kids a story, making it up as I went along. You made that up! to complete a number or an amount required We need one more person to make up a team.
Yup, it sure is, we should be so happy too huh? Trump was $5 for X item. Under Biden X item cost $20.... it's down to $15 so we shouldn't be upset. Give me a break Rob.
I am happy to have seen my salary increase more than the cost of goods I am buying.
Maybe your salary dropped. If so, work on that. A professional driver should not be complaining that his ground beef cost $3 or even $6 more per year than it did 4 years ago..
Let me help you Rob... you seem to need a lot of it. Partial information. Here is your example <--- note, this is an EXAMPLE... what is it? AN EXAMPLE!!!
Loy writes a page containing 5 paragraphs. You pick part of paragraph 3 to quote from another source. You form your opinion of Loy based on that piece of paragraph 3.
Loy writes these letters for decades. Loy states these things publicly. Loy Belongs to groups that support his ideas.
Loy is quite obviously doing what Loy is doing.
And yet you try to defend him by finding excuses as to how the quotes of his writings are manipulated,
I did not defend him.
I know, in your world because I failed to see into the future and know that I would have to answer to you on a car audio forum about the cost of Angus Beef of the 85/15 persuasion and failed to make record of the price I know I paid because I am the one who made the purchases... it never happened and there was never an actual price of that beef. It didn't exist.
That would be the logic you tried to use to defend Loy Mauch. We never saw him write the letters or attend a meeting, therefore it never happened.
That's a weird reality you live in.
If the past doesn't exist, how do you know to get up and go to work each day? PostIt notes like that guy in Memento?
Well, you are wrong but lets continue. If people make more money and things cost less (a reasonable price) then people WILL spend more money over time <---- see what I did there? because they have more money and are more comfortable about spending as they can afford more goods and services. More spending by consumers is good for everyone. Or am I smoking crack?
That is the theory behind trickle down economics. Except it has failed every time a POTUS has tried it, including Trump.
It SOUNDS reasonable that the less people have to pay, the more they will spend, but it actually doesn't work that way in reality.
Since I am not an expert and you would just say I don't know what I'm talking about, I'll defer to experts to tell you:
"Typically, deflation is a sign of a weakening economy. Economists fear deflation because falling prices lead to lower consumer spending, which is a major component of economic growth. Companies respond to falling prices by slowing down their production, which leads to layoffs and salary reductions. This further lowers demand and prices."
The general consensus in economic theory is that deflation is bad for the economy. But for a period of around five years, the Swiss economy grew despite a drop in the price of consumer goods and services.
www.investopedia.com
I will when another president gets this country back to being great... again.
Can you reference a point in time when it was great, and the metrics of being great?
The guy who started that whole MAGA thing never seemed to be able to answer those questions.
Yes, it is.