Cancel 2016.2
The Almighty
I've taken two sides on this issue and many others. There is the side I have consistently been on, and there are the myriad of sides my alter egos have put forth. The only reason I am talking about "intangible assets" is because I have no idea what I am saying and thus keep tossing out terms hoping that people will not realize how ignorant I am.
We have to delineate what is meant by "our net worth" here... You see, I know you keep telling me which one we are talking about, but I really insist upon continuing to ask this same idiotic question because I am trying really really hard to get someone anyone...please just one of you... to agree that my insane moronic definition of the country's net worth is somehow relevant. Are we talking about the collective net worth's of all individual American citizens and all American corporations, along with all Government assets and holdings? Because if that is the case, then I am indeed a fucking retard.
Now, we also have two different things to delineate (do you recognize that my saying delineate makes me sound really smart to my other personalities?) with regard to US government debt. Look out now, but I am going to go off on another insane tangent and hope that by typing lots of words I will again seem smart to just one of you.... PLEASE... just one of you tell me how smart I am. Now even the voices are telling me I am a fucking retard. Ok... here is my tangent. Are we talking about actual accrued US debt including the unfunded liabilities? That is in excess of $106 trillion! Are we talking about "expenditure" debt? That is around $54 trillion. After revenue and "intake" is accounted for (and this comes from various sources), our DEFICIT is $12 trillion, meaning we have a national debt of $12 trillion.
We have what amounts to a semantics argument here with Superfreak... something else he is infamous for! (I keep claiming this, because I know at least three of my other personalities believe it... that is a consensus baby!) He wants to consider "our country" to be the collective assets of every entity in the country (I mean seriously... who thinks of ALL the assets in the country when they try to talk about the country's net worth... well except for EVERYONE but me)...If we are talking about the 'net worth' of our government, the national debt is a fairly good standard for that, because it is debt we have incurred because of revenue shortfalls (I am continuing to ignore the very simple definition of net worth... because if I actually include the assets of the Federal Government, then well.... it would make me look like a fucking retard again). If we had more revenues traditionally coming in than we were spending, there would be no national debt, there would be a national surplus.
The only thing I can see you guys demonstrating here, is my profound retardation and gross misunderstanding of terms used in the debate.
Thanks ditzie....