Things you can't have in Europe

JuggerNaught said:
Oh really?

This is why foreigners shouldn't talk about the U.S. but it doesn't go both ways. We know how to research a subject. So go back to shutting the fuck up.
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It takes a fascinating degree of delusion to say epic retarded shit like this whilst failing to understand the difference between "is" and "was".
 
lemon said:
do people really use "whilst" irl or is it just pomposity on the internet
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I'm just a quaint Brit...You, on the other hand...

While Vs Whilst: What is Correct? | Definition and Examples.


In British English, while and whilst can be used interchangeably. However, being an American or writing to American readers, it is advisable to use the word while. It is so because most Americans find the term whilst to be quaint, old-fashioned and even literary.
 
JuggerNaught said:
'most of the uk' is probably swayed by the onslaught of pro EU bullshit. Not realizing that they are actually the big dog in the fight and the rest of the EU needs them way worse than they need the countries beneath them that are teeming with third world mongrels
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this thread truly is big brain mode by juggs

honestly i think we need eight years of Juggs as president after Trump's four upcoming years

JuggerNaught said:
conservatives are what fix downturned economies. Liberals are what fucks them up. It doesn't take an economist to figure that out.
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- Democratic Presidents Manage the Economy Better Than Republicans
- Ten of the last eleven recessions have occurred under Republican Presidents.
- Democratic presidents create more than twice as many jobs per year as Republican Presidents.
- Republican presidents' deficits are 9% higher as a percent of GDP.
- GDP grows 44% faster under Democratic Presidents.
- Business investment has grown more than twice as fast under Democratic Presidents than under - Republican Presidents.
- RealClear Politics Commentary (11/15/23): Democrats Score Better on the Economy. Are Voters Listening?
- Forbes Guest Post (11/7/16): The Economy Does Better Under The Democrats

Since World War 2
- Ten of the last eleven recessions have begun under Republican Presidents
Since WW2, The US Economy has been in a recession for nearly 10 times as many months under Republican Presidents versus Democratic Presidents (113 months vs 11 months)
- More than twice as many jobs are created per year under Democratic Presidents than Republican Presidents (2.1 million jobs/year under Democratic Presidents versus 828,000 jobs/year under Republican Presidents.)
- Budget deficits as a percentage of GDP under Republican Presidents are collectively 9% higher than under Democratic Presidents

Since 1961
- GDP growth has been 44% higher under Democratic Presidents.
- Business Investment Growth has been 132% higher under Democratic Presidents.
- Unemployment has been 5% higher under Republican Presidents.
- Average increase in weekly earnings have been positive under Democratic Presidents and negative under Republican Presidents

Job Growth
- Democratic Presidents have helped create 43.8 million more jobs than Republican Presidents, and on year- to-year basis jobs have grown more than twice as fast under Democratic Presidents as under Republican - Presidents.
- Total jobs created under Democratic Presidents: 76,948,000
- Total jobs created under Republican Presidents: 33,132,000
- Average yearly growth in jobs under Democratic Presidents: 2,080,000
- Average yearly growth in jobs under Republican Presidents: 828,000

GDP Growth
- Real Gross Domestic Product growth under Democratic Presidents has been 44% higher than during Republican Presidents.
- Average GDP growth per year under Democratic Presidents: 3.46%
- Average GDP growth per year under Republican Presidents: 2.4%

Business Investment Growth
- Real business investment growth under Democratic Presidents has been 132% higher than under Republican Presidents.
- Average growth per year under Democratic Presidents: 6.53%
- Average growth per year under Republican Presidents: 2.82%

Federal Budget Deficits
- Federal budget deficits as a percentage of GDP under Republican Presidents are collectively 9% higher than under Democratic Presidents.
- Democratic Presidents' deficits averaged 2.46% of GDP per year
- Republican Presidents' deficits averaged 2.69% of GDP per year

Unemployment
- Unemployment under Republican Presidents has been 5% higher than under Democratic Presidents.
- Average unemployment per year during Democratic Presidents: 5.76%
- Average unemployment per year during Republican Presidents: 6.07%

Growth In Spending
- Federal Spending has increased 221% faster under Republican Presidents than under Democratic Presidents
- Democratic Presidents' annual spending increased by an average of $38.2 billion per year
- Republican Presidents' annual spending increased by an average of $122.6 billion per year

Balance of Trade
- Trade deficits under Republican Presidents have been 15% higher than under Democratic Presidents.
- Total trade deficit under Democratic Administrations (in millions): $7,013,688
- Total trade deficit under Republican Administrations (in millions): $8,065,847

The best part about Juggs his comment regarding people from the US being able to say things about Europe instead of the other way around is because they actually research things before they comment. :lol:
 
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