Quote from: elmerfudd on April 02, 2012, 01:53:49 PM
I know. Anything that comes to a conclusion with which you disagree is always "biased."

And you never do that?

Quote from: Solar on April 02, 2012, 08:33:35 PM
And you never do that?

Nope. 

Quote from: elmerfudd on April 04, 2012, 11:12:03 AM
Nope. 

Virtually your every post is filled with bias.
Thanks for playing...

Quote from: Solar on April 04, 2012, 11:43:22 AM
Virtually your every post is filled with bias.
Thanks for playing...

Shouldn't be too hard to point to examples, then.

Quote from: elmerfudd on April 04, 2012, 11:57:59 AM
Shouldn't be too hard to point to examples, then.

It wasn't, your very last post is a perfect example.

He may not be lying.  You don't know whether he is or not.  And racism is in the eye of the beholder.  The Southern Baptist Convention was created in the 1840's by a group of believing Christians who also believed human slavery based on skin color was okay.  Were they "racists?"  I did not attend the same church Obozo did and have only heard carefully selected excerpts from sermons of the good reverend (his name escapes me just now).  I am also white, but grew up in a segregated "but equal" south.  All that so say this.  I am not so sure that, if I were a black person, and given the history of this country toward persons of color, I might not harbor what the average white guy would say is a "racist" attitude myself.  And I still might be a Christian.

Quote from: Solar on April 04, 2012, 12:14:02 PM
It wasn't, your very last post is a perfect example.

He may not be lying.  You don't know whether he is or not.  And racism is in the eye of the beholder.  The Southern Baptist Convention was created in the 1840's by a group of believing Christians who also believed human slavery based on skin color was okay.  Were they "racists?"  I did not attend the same church Obozo did and have only heard carefully selected excerpts from sermons of the good reverend (his name escapes me just now).  I am also white, but grew up in a segregated "but equal" south.  All that so say this.  I am not so sure that, if I were a black person, and given the history of this country toward persons of color, I might not harbor what the average white guy would say is a "racist" attitude myself.  And I still might be a Christian.

You wouldn't know bias if it walked up to you and slapped you upside the head with a wet dishrag.  As I said in another post, your thought processes have not evolved much since you were about 11 years old.  You remind me of a guy I know who has a PhD in something, about whom it is said "you will never meet anybody who got any less benefit from a higher education than he did in terms of broadening his mind."

Quote from: Dan on March 14, 2012, 12:22:29 PM
At some point the economy is going to get better and when it does our excess money supply guarantees inflation. How will you guys plan for a high inflation environment?

What makes you think that the money supply (m0) will remain the same?