Essential Economics for Politicians

Lmao! Affirmation does not reside in “someone”.
Nice try dizzy, you can't win so you spin, really is sad to watch (but I'm sure one of the others in your he-man, compensating for your insecurity club will come to your defense). Man up and have some pride in yourself.
 
Your propensity to attempt weaving riddles, most likely gleaned from the plumbers similar attempts, comes up short when in the end you don't even know the answer. The punchline, so to speak, comes when the riddler reveals the simplicity of the answer sought.
. . . and misspelling "iliteracy' (sic) when questioning my literacy is quite ironic you might admit, but you can't.
To the easily riddled, life is a riddle.
 
dizzy, like yourself are into word soup . . . I notice you, nor diz have ever illuminated any of us with your "simple" translation thereof, because it is garbled BS. People that are good at things make it look easy, you nor diz can achieve that so you choose obfuscation instead.


If you tickle " Nadler " in his " Nethers " he might just burp up a Skittle.
If you fondle the " Schiff " on his " Standard " he might just give a Buck.
If you pickle the " Lieu " thru the " Diddle " he will most certainly Squirm.
 
Is that the new name for your asset?
Which asset? The stocks, the bonds, the cash or the houses? You do know they are all "assets," don't you? Maybe not.
And it is true that I have about $2.5m in "collateralized debt" against a couple of those assets...which definitely makes them worth $2.5m less than if I didn't have that debt!
You see how simple that is, Iz? Do you understand how it works?
No need to talk in riddles, like you do because you're so confused.
It's simple and clear.
 
Which asset? The stocks, the bonds, the cash or the houses? You do know they are all "assets," don't you? Maybe not.
And it is true that I have about $2.5m in "collateralized debt" against a couple of those assets...which definitely makes them worth $2.5m less than if I didn't have that debt!
You see how simple that is, Iz? Do you understand how it works?
No need to talk in riddles, like you do because you're so confused.
It's simple and clear.
I understand your understanding of debt. Lol!
 
Or you could explain what you think I donʻt understand. Take your time.
Typical, you can't answer the questions you've been asked while claiming it's " too complicated" for me to understand.

Do you see renting as more financially advantageous than paying a mortgage?
Do you have a bus pass or do you own a car?
 
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