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[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Riot

Use whatever you want. Post them here. Show that right to work states have better economic ratings (state GDP, growth, etc.) than non-right to work states. I'll be interested to see what answer you come up with.

I have no point to prove, you were the one who made the statement without facts. You may not have been an economic major but you aren't really going to use unionization or lack thereof as the sole basis of the economic health of a state are you? That would be like rating an NFL team based on the long snapper.

[Cannon Shell]

http://www.businessinsider.com/top-t...11-6#10-iowa-1

Business Insider ranked the top 10 states in terms of Economic Growth.
8 were right to work states and of the 2 that were not 1 was Alaska which hardly has any people. LOL

I'm sure that the source will be criticized...but she did say use whatever I want

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

http://www.businessinsider.com/top-t...11-6#10-iowa-1

Business Insider ranked the top 10 states in terms of Economic Growth.
8 were right to work states and of the 2 that were not 1 was Alaska which hardly has any people. LOL

I'm sure that the source will be criticized...but she did say use whatever I want

Very nice.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I have no point to prove, you were the one who made the statement without facts. You may not have been an economic major but you aren't really going to use unionization or lack thereof as the sole basis of the economic health of a state are you? That would be like rating an NFL team based on the long snapper.

I said: Yes, there are other states, in fact many more states, that are economically doing better than the above "right to work" states. They do not have right to work laws, however.

You can agree to that statement, or dismiss it out of hand, or disprove it, or prove it. Your choice.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Riot

I said: Yes, there are other states, in fact many more states, that are economically doing better than the above "right to work" states. They do not have right to work laws, however.

You can agree to that statement, or dismiss it out of hand, or disprove it, or prove it. Your choice.

This isnt a court case. If you make a statement w/o supporting data than your statement is usually dismissed. Of course the link I just provided may shed some light on your "theory" and the sad truth that you are probably wrong again.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

This isnt a court case. If you make a statement w/o supporting data than your statement is usually dismissed. Of course the link I just provided may shed some light on your "theory" and the sad truth that you are probably wrong again.

Yes, feel free to dismiss my statement out of hand, or prove it wrong. Go for it!

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Riot

Yes, feel free to dismiss my statement out of hand, or prove it wrong. Go for it!

I tried to trade you to paceadvantage.com for the bananas guy and a poster to be named later but David Stern overruled the deal as bad for the internet. True story. Try to prove it isnt true.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

I tried to trade you to paceadvantage.com for the bananas guy and a poster to be named later but David Stern overruled the deal as bad for the internet. True story. Try to prove it isnt true.

What are you mentally, five? Now you're just embarrassing yourself.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Riot

What are you mentally, five? Now you're just embarrassing yourself.

Did you read what you wrote in post #168?

What is embarrassing is your inference that right to work states weren't seeing economic growth and your insistence that we "disprove" your bullshit as opposed to you supplying supporting evidence.