>>>> None of this relates, however, to your belief that going
>>>> into debt counts as "income" while paying that debt down or
>>>> off is "spending."

>>> First, I did not say income, I said revenue. Second, look at the
>>> records. The trust funds are counted in the revenue columns.

>> The revenue that people pay in through the payroll tax IS
>> REVENUE!  What is it that you still need help with here?

> Perhaps the fact that you used the word "income" above, yet I
> used revenue consistently.

You persist in your completely absurd belief that going into debt is income
and that paying off debt is spending.  Your first response is to pretend that
you do not know what two simple English words MEAN.  Your second was to ask an
irrelevant question.  I answered the irrelevant question.  Revenue is
"counted" as revenue because revenue IS revenue.  Yes, your question really
WAS that dumb.

> Then explain why the social security trust funds are counted as
> revenue and debt.

Jeff already did.  I already did.  That is why your response is so funny.


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