Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Ironic
Spreading them out over serial posting in thousands of posts is still walls of text
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
But the whole point of my arguments is that the arguments that I'm arguing with are too thin, so if I started doing that, I'd be a hypocrite.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Ironic
Spreading them out over serial posting in thousands of posts is still walls of text
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
You mean like this TurboTax: Judged from the low point in 1996, he has outperformed the S&P 500 index of big firms and the New York property market. Judged by his long-term record, he has done poorly. And over the past decade Mr Trump has lagged both benchmarks. His ranking among American billionaires has fallen from a peak of 26 to 121—by the standards of the country’s oligarchy, he is small beer. His property empire is a seventh the size of America’s biggest real-estate firm. Mr Trump was sensible enough to get out of casinos in Atlantic City. But he missed out on the industry boom in Macau that propelled erstwhile rivals such as Sheldon Adelson of Las Vegas Sands into a different league. Mr Adelson is worth $26 billion, according to Forbes. When considering Mr Trump’s performance, one should also spare a thought for outside investors in his projects. Many have made money. But roughly $5 billion of equity and debt (at current prices) from outsiders sat in Trump vehicles that went bust.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Or post pics of hot chicks.
With guns. And tattoos.
I love you.
No homo
I'm much better looking than Sven. No homo. If...say...you know.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Or post pics of hot chicks.
With guns. And tattoos.
I love you.
No homo
I'm much better looking than Sven. No homo. If...say...you know.
Which illustrates one of my major points...that people don't want to take the time and energy to properly analyze things. They want to read short articles that match their pre-determined opinion about something so that it's reinforced. Nobody wants to do a proper business/financial analysis on Trump...they want to read an article about why 7 of his businesses failed and be able to say "see, I told ya he sucks."
It's the Internet.
Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Or post pics of hot chicks.
With guns. And tattoos.
I love you.
No homo
I'm much better looking than Sven. No homo. If...say...you know.
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Learn to make points quickly and mix in a few paragraphs. Nobody likes to read walls of text anymore.
Also, it's hard to do a proper financial analysis without financial data.
Spreading them out over serial posting in thousands of posts is still walls of text
Judged from the low point in 1996, he has outperformed the S&P 500 index of big firms and the New York property market. Judged by his long-term record, he has done poorly. And over the past decade Mr Trump has lagged both benchmarks. His ranking among American billionaires has fallen from a peak of 26 to 121—by the standards of the country’s oligarchy, he is small beer. His property empire is a seventh the size of America’s biggest real-estate firm.
Mr Trump was sensible enough to get out of casinos in Atlantic City. But he missed out on the industry boom in Macau that propelled erstwhile rivals such as Sheldon Adelson of Las Vegas Sands into a different league. Mr Adelson is worth $26 billion, according to Forbes. When considering Mr Trump’s performance, one should also spare a thought for outside investors in his projects. Many have made money. But roughly $5 billion of equity and debt (at current prices) from outsiders sat in Trump vehicles that went bust.
http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21693230-enigma-presidential-candidates-business-affairs-tower-white
With guns. And tattoos.
No homo
Can I offer a citrus compromise?