If you were 13.013 trillion Y!A points in the minus, should you start rethinking your strategy?

Interesting.

I wonder how many points you can go in the hole on Yahoo, before your account is deleted?

(Who is your banker, and do they repossess your name & avatar?) ...

Can you "lobby" for a Bail-Out? Get an extension? Acquire a loan? Opt for a balloon payment? Declare Bankruptcy? Have an "offshore" account? Become a shill corporation? Go for an exemption? Cry racism? Nationalize your debt? Apply for welfare? Demand disability? Blame Bush? Hire a ghostwriter?

You think points have anything to do with being right.

The big point people just have multiple screen names. I could use 2 browsers on the same computer and answer all my own question also. When you see 40% to 100% best answers then you know they are a cheater. But who cares?

Spend more of course. And if you work for YA just print more points, devaluing the points of those that have them. Or you could take points from those that were successful and redistribute them to those that were not to discourage success and reward failure. Since you can never make everyone successful the the only "fair" Progressive solution is to attempt to make everyone equally poor.

@ Jim nice

hahaha well keynes would say spend more, spend your way out of the problem, saving doesnt do any good, and therefore we have a 13 trillion debt and a bad economy, thanks keynes

ps i watch you all the time on youtube

I certainly would if I had to pay them back. Like we have to with the deficit. At least in Y/A I can abandon my debt and just fade away with no one the wiser.

I would just keep going that may not be a record but it is definitely a strong average.~

Our government changes hands every few years and often is split. I don't see this as a failure of conservative policies.

I would think someone with your avatar would have a better understanding of macroeconomics.