Originally Posted by
Zephire
I don't live in the US, nor do I know much about the US systems so don't take this the wrong way, I'm curious.
Is this the whole picture or is it just positive numbers taken out of context to show economic growth? There's so much more to society than economics. It's one pillar, sure but there are many pillars that create the foundation of a nation.
I could force people to buy something so that I can open up jobs to make said thing and that would show as progress. It's just a matter of point of view. The economy keeps growing, but at what cost? Does everyone in America benefit from this or is it only those with a lot of money that does?
Facts out of context is not lying per say, but it's not the full truth.