I did? Can you cite this supposed allegation?
Trump/Russia Tax Cut results in lower wages for most workers
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I did? Can you cite this supposed allegation?
I gave you the link to the poll, which also had links to its methodologies, crosstabs, and topline info.
It's your responsibility to pore over those.
Unless, you're too afraid to do the work?
Right here:
So that's you backhandedly and very passively (what a wuss) insinuating that poll respondents would lie about this.
You're only doing this because you don't want to admit that the Trump/Russia Tax Cut was a massive failure that you supported because you got conned.
You cited the poll. Where are the answers I asked for? Post them.
- Are you claiming that everyone who responds to a poll is truthful?
- What questions were they asked?
- What was the survey sample size?
- What were the demographic breakdowns?
Yes, it would.
And nothing you quoted refutes the fact that worker pay has decreased since the tax cut.
And Conservatives promised it would have an immediate affect.
And Conservatives promised it would raise worker pay by $4,000.
Legion, are you a Russian troll? Just curious, don't take offense but your posts are thoughtless and simply waste space. You ban thought in your threads and then ruin other threads with three and four word replies. It may be these simple replies are the best you can do but have a heart not everyone has time for empty nothings.
For those of us at the top of the economy Trump doesn't matter, but if you are a serious poster concerned with the working class and not a troll why not check into your own questions, only three year olds keep asking why.
'The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger' by Kate Pickett, Richard Wilkinson
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6304389-the-spirit-level
"The top 1 percent of Americans now take in roughly one-fourth of America’s total income every year. In terms of wealth rather than income,... the top 1 percent now controls 40 percent of the total. This is new. Twenty-five years ago, the corresponding figures were 12 percent and 33 percent." Joseph Stiglitz
https://aeon.co/classics/love-and-identification-lie-behind-the-dark-urges-of-the-mob
Who creates jobs?
For those of us at the top of the economy Trump doesn't matter, but if you are a serious poster concerned with the working class and not a troll why not check into your own questions, only three year olds keep asking why.
'The Spirit Level: Why Greater Equality Makes Societies Stronger' by Kate Pickett, Richard Wilkinson
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6304389-the-spirit-level
"The top 1 percent of Americans now take in roughly one-fourth of America’s total income every year. In terms of wealth rather than income,... the top 1 percent now controls 40 percent of the total. This is new. Twenty-five years ago, the corresponding figures were 12 percent and 33 percent." Joseph Stiglitz
https://aeon.co/classics/love-and-identification-lie-behind-the-dark-urges-of-the-mob
Who creates jobs?
That's a question. Didn't you study English in school?
It's a question. One of several that you have failed to answer.
Actually, it's the second one in as many months that shows net worker pay decreasing since the tax cut.
Last month, it was revealed that net worker pay declined for 80% of workers from May 2017-May 2018.
So two reports in the last two months that show worker pay decreasing when Trump and the Conservatives all promised wage growth of at least $4,000 last December.
You got conned.
The answers to your questions are in the links I provided you.
I can't help it that you're too fearful or lazy to click on them.
Stop being a sea-lion and click the links I gave you. The answers to your framed questions are there.
Would my answer be credible if I gave you one?
Keep guessing. You amuse me.
Yet here you are.
DigitalDave
Sexy Beast!
https://www.payscale.com/payscale-index/ - This is the root. Get informed on it there.
I actually studied philosophy and journalism, so I know a loaded quesiton when I see one.
No, it's a passive attempt to undermine the legitimacy of a poll that undermines your belief and support for failed policy.
Can you cite the text in the article you cited that shows a causative effect between tax cuts and an alleged decline in worker pay?
So you say. Argument from authority. Logical fallacy.
I didn't claim that a CBS report that cites PayScale proves anything.
This is interesting:
Specifically, it tracks changes in total cash compensation full-time, private industry employees and education professionals in the United States. The PayScale Index has not been adjusted for inflation.
So you say.
Answer my questions.
- Are you claiming that everyone who responds to a poll is truthful?
- What questions were they asked?
- What was the survey sample size?
- What were the demographic breakdowns?
I'm not feeding a sea-lion.
You're not using any of those terms correctly here.
Legion code for: "I have no counter-argument so I'm going to stall".