Yes, I agree, the line of bullshit you financial people use to rip people off is at a level of its own.JoeMemphis wrote: ↑Tue Feb 07, 2023 2:08 pm I was responding to BD when you butted into the conversation and accused me of defending Trump. So you interjected yourself into a conversation that was beyond your ability to understand.
No, not preaching to the choir, as you've NEVER agreed with ANYTHING we've said about Trump. When he's talked about, you come to use your usual passive/aggressive defenses of him, just like you did here. If I'm preaching to the choir, then how about this statement I just made: he's been such a failure as a businessman. I mean, there's this big list. Six bankruptcies. Trump Steaks. Trump Vodka. Trump Airlines. The USFL, which he single-handedly destroyed. Trump "University". The Trump Foundation.The SEC doesn’t require tax returns. They use a package known as a 10k for annual reports and a 10q for quarterly reports. They also require audited financial statements.
As for Trump, I didn’t support him in 2016 or thereafter. So, as they say in the south, “you are preaching to the choir”. By the way, when you start your statement with “I think”, it’s not a factual statement but an opinion. You claim you know the difference and yet….
And again, show me the post where I defended Trump. You think because you repeat the lie often enough that makes it a fact. It doesn’t. In the South, we call that “putting lipstick on a pig”.
I think it's a factual statement to say he is a failed businessman. The only successful thing he's ever done is the TV series. I'm honest enough to admit he was quite successful at that.
So, since I'm "preaching to the choir" then you would agree with that statement, wouldn't you?