After reading people's posts in this forum for years, I'm not surprised.

Essentially 1/4 of people asked will give an opinion on a non-existent act.
About 39% will give an opinion on an existing act.

This means that of the 39%, probably only 14% actually even know it really exists. The other 25% are just giving whatever stupid opinion pops into their head.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2012/12/04/one-in-four-americans-has-an-opinion-about-an-imaginary-debt-plan/?lol 

victor809 wrote:

Weren't you banned before? My opinion is you should be banned again.

Did I help prove your point?

sd72 wrote:

Hmmm...
No.

You would only have proven my point if you thought I should be banned again because you heard someone was banned somewhere (but didn't realize it wasn't me). ... I think.

victor809 wrote:

71% of all statistics are made up on the spot.

riverdog wrote:

After reading people's posts in this forum for years, I'm not surprised.

Essentially 1/4 of people asked will give an opinion on a non-existent act.
About 39% will give an opinion on an existing act.

This means that of the 39%, probably only 14% actually even know it really exists. The other 25% are just giving whatever stupid opinion pops into their head.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/wp/2012/12/04/one-in-four-americans-has-an-opinion-about-an-imaginary-debt-plan/?lol 

victor809 wrote:

Hate to burst your bubble, but that was an imaginary study.

tailgater wrote:

I get sarcasm, Jaderose.

bloody spaniard wrote:

Imaginary acts, and imaginary postings, exist only in the imagination of the imaginer.
And, ultimately, who gives a **** anyway?

Brewha wrote:

Imagine that????

Abrignac wrote:

I would imagine so.

Abrignac wrote: