TBayXXXVII

DEI for the win, am I right?

I don't support either one. I think both countries are crooked and I don't see a reason why we need to say "we support this one because they're less crooked."

I think every one of them are guilty of 1 of 2 things..... 1) Actively participating in illegal activity Or 2) Knowing illegal activity was going on, and looked the other way.

I wouldn't be surprised if all of them were Seafoam, Gutterboy, or Rusty, in some form or fashion.

A lot of this is true, except that second paragraph. Sounds like you think that's only one of the parties.

He wasn't lying, he was just naïve to think she was going to keep her job. Don't worry though, the libs will find another way to keep her on the payroll.

Nah, we just need the right judge, like in NY to create a narrative of guilt.

Hopefully she ends up in federal prison. I'm ok with her being charged with treason.

I don't have a problem with that being allowed. Those are more essential than fast food, frozen foods, or other junk.

I think SNAP is too lenient. It allows for the purchase of frozen foods and other crappy grocery items. Some states allow fast food to be purchased with EBT cards. If people are on government assistance, the government should absolutely control what you use it on. It should be restricted to only the necessities and that's it. Fruits, vegetables, and only "unprepared" foods. No frozen dinners. No frozen chicken nuggets/patties. No boxed pizza. No fast food. No Oreos. No sugary drinks. The reasoning is very simple. None of those things are necessary. On top of that. SNAP and Medicaid essentially go hand-in-hand. Tax payers are paying for these people eating then we're paying for their medical costs when the food their buying isn't healthy.

I understood his point to be that over the last 20 years, tariffs are the reason India's inflation rate was terrible and projected to be worse over the next 10. This chart told me the opposite of their inflation rate. While not great, it has been trending downward the last 15 years with a tick upward during COVID. India has put tariffs on imports for over 125 years. I have a hard time believing that they're all of a sudden going to cause the inflation rate to go back up again... especially since it's been declining for 15 years.

What you're saying and what this chart is reading, is 2 very different things. This chart tells me that in 2000, their inflation rate has been less erratic than previousdecades. It also tells me that in 2000, their inflation rate was around 4.3% and currently at 5.6% and trending downward. Their rate had been higher, it has been lower, but for the bulk of the last 25 years, they've been between 4 & 6% regularly. In 2010, it peaked at about 12%... but went as low as 3.7% just prior to COVID. So, over that decade it was trending down regularly. Sure, like everyone else, it went up during COVID, but its coming down. A reasonable person would say that if it weren't for COVID, they'd probably be in the shape in 30 years.

I could see that if they traded out of the #1 spot. That would tell me that they don't believe in any of these QB's long term and are willing to give Levis 1 more year and Rodgers to back him up or just beat him out in the preseason. If Levis wins the job and stinks again, they'll probably end up in the top 5 next year, plus have someone else's 1st to move up if necessary.