Top Economic Adviser Contradicts Himself
Immortalist
or more propositions. It occurs when the propositions, taken together,
yield two conclusions which form the logical, usually opposite
inversions of each other...
Top Economic Adviser: 'Recession is Over'; Jobs By Spring...
Top Economic Adviser: 'Of Course' Recession Isn't Over...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contradiction
http://www.breitbart.tv/top-economic-adviser-of-course-recession-isnt-over/
ZerkonXXXX
In a common real world, in the world where most people live and work,
there is a understood axiom of ordered reality: If you mess up, you pay
for it one way or another. Some loose face, some loose money, others go
to jail and a few even lose their lives. Mistakes have consequence. This
helps define a basic order of society. Helps form a cohesive common
mindset as a unspoken yet understood code of conduct, it is so simple,
basic and common sensible.
So when faced with this "Top (of what?) economic adviser..", a very small
example of a huge common phenomena at the "Top", a vague sense of social
stratification and exceptualism must be forced in order to justify this,
otherwise.. otherwise.. othhherrrwisssee... arrrrrgggg..
Uncle Al
Read your "1984." A primary Party skill is holding two utterly
contradictory ideas within your head and smoothly functioning.
Did you read the Public Option for Stalinized - I mean, socialized, er
Obamanation healthcare? Failure to buy "suitable coverage" causes a
tax of 2.5% on gross income. If you don't cough that up, it is a
felony: 5 years in prison and $250K fine.
Now we ask ourselves... how could Obamacare possibly squeeze $250K out
of somebody who cannot pay $1000 extortion/month? Easy! Organ
harvest.
1+1=3
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Uncle Al
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http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz4.htm