Question by Matthew D: How destructive is it to allow the laypersons to impose faulty political realities?
For example; letting them go on believing that a national budget is like a family budget, or instance.
Brutus: This is true. However right wing political realities have gone an extra step in validating their mistaken notions.
ollicopter: the federal government has resources you don’t have. How destructive is it to allow the laypersons to impose faulty political realities?
Best answer:
Answer by Brutus
That’s called freedom, pal. People can think whatever they want.
What do you think? Answer below!
In a family budget you can’t spend more money than you have without borrowing. In a national budget you can’t spend more money than you have without borrowing. When you borrow you have to pay back. When you borrow too much you are bankrupt. Maybe I’m guilty of faulty realities. Please explain.
The federal government still has to pay back the money.
I don’t understand how that is imposing a faulty political reality. I’m sure that it happens, but I think the example you give isn’t very good.
Could you explain what you mean further?