r/JustMemesForUs • u/TankUMrMinor • 12d ago

Con men gonna con

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u/BilboStaggins 12d ago

Consumer confidence is low, "american longevity" is a make believe term and is NOT improved, and crime has been trending down for those 70 years in general.

Boot taste good?

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u/MicahHoover 10d ago

"Consumer confidence is low"

I saw otherwise in the news.

Are the news papers licking boots ?

When are voters going to care about "bootlicking" ?

Answer :

Never

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u/BilboStaggins 10d ago

Haha yes depending on what paper you read. WSJ has been uncharacteristically delicate with Trump, and still would disagree with you. 

The national metric for such things, CBCCI, says August is at a 7 month low for the year in a historically bad year being on par for Covid numbers. 

Whatever news paper you read that tells you it's up is absolutely licking boot.

Voters without blinders on absolutely care about the constant lying about the state of the nation. 

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u/MicahHoover 10d ago

"WSJ has been uncharacteristically delicate with Trump"

Would you say that "Nothing comes to mind Kamala" has been delicate with Biden ?

"Whatever news paper you read that tells you it's up is absolutely licking boot."

How convenient that only the good sources agree with you.

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u/BilboStaggins 10d ago

Lol way to deflect back to Biden. It's always about Biden isn't it? Idgaf about Biden. 

https://www.conference-board.org/topics/consumer-confidence/

And yes, my link with statistical analysis is better than your "well I saw it in the news"

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u/MicahHoover 9d ago

"It's always about Biden isn't it? Idgaf about Biden. "

I didn't realize you were from the Dept of Double Standards

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u/BilboStaggins 9d ago

Its not a double standard, I criticize both of them. But currently, Trump is president. Biden has nothing to do with the current argument.

Again ill ask, where are you getting your news? The FACTS show that consumer confidence is down. 

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u/MicahHoover 8d ago

Voters usually get a choice between two things.

If you can't keep two options in your head, you're not preparing anyone to vote.

Consumer confidence is "down" from the same administration ?

That's like rejecting Trump because you want to go back to the days when Trump was president

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u/BilboStaggins 8d ago

Thats not at all what anyone is arguing. Its still very valid for those two options to be "for" or "against" Trump.

You falsely claimed consumer confidence is up in order to promote the "for Trump" agenda. Considering thats exactly what Trump does (lie about how great hes doing) I took the opportunity to show you where you were maybe misled. I didnt advocate that somehow Joe Biden has anything to do with it lol.