I did, it was a nice thesis statement tho

What I’m saying is, yes, there might be nuance, but stop avoiding the main point

It seems you can't debunk my argument

I’m not trying to I’m telling you to leave me alone because you contradict yourself and are terrible at making your point

Surely if it's so bad you should be able to debunk it

Not taking that bait hombre

But now you're avoiding the question

You're yet to tell me how the fed exisiting helps the economy

and why it can't run on it's own

And how the government created the internet when private companies were doing it a decade or so before

I also responded to you about privatising roads ages ago, you didn't respond.

Did someone say fed and internet and privatized roads

federal government

and ye

@Neco2040 I'd like to debate you on the "business cycle"

What do you mean by the "business cycle"? @sɪᴅɪsɴᴏᴛʜᴇʀᴇ

"Boom and busts"

@Neco2040

Ok, what about it

What do you believe causes it?

Every time we try supply side economics, there is a boom bust cycle

The economy grows, then it crashes

Define supply side economics, what policies?

@Neco2040

And why does "supply side economics" cause it?

Deregulation and tax cuts

Every time we deregulate and cut taxes, there is growth for a short period of time, then the economy crashes

But why does supply side cause it?

you do know correlation is not causation

So why do tax cuts and deregulation cause it?

If it happened once, the causation-correlation argument would be reasonable, but it happens time and time again

Nope thats still not causation

Why do tax cuts cause recessions(or the business cycle)

and why does deregulation cause the business cycle

For example, in '08, the market crashed because of the deregulation of glass steagall, banks were investing in deravitives with our money

derivatives*

But glass stegal had nothing to do with the crash

nor was glass steagal fully deregulated

it was deregulated 1/4th

But thats a different topic and I'll debate that later

Why do tax cuts cause recessions? or the business cycle