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Which one?

presidents influence the federal reserve

You really don't get how this logic stuff works, do you?

certainly i do

my assertion stands and nothing has been posted that disproves it

It would seem that you've already been thoroughly beaten on this subject. That is, unless, you're willing to drop your ignorance and actually check the sources you've been provided.

notice how there is nothing in those comments disproving my assertion

And your evidence only refers to the present or recent time, not the time period in question. A complete non sequitur.

you're wrong again, the ability to appoint the fed chairman constitutes power & influence, hoover used that power in 1930 when he appointed meyer

Which means exactly what? That frogs eat lepers during hollidays? That cows and pigs have a tendency to break into songs about a poor jewish kid discovering his love for the violin? Could you please elaborate more?

watch the video, read the books i referenced, google it or take econ 101

The discussion you're referring to was about the ability of the president to influence the policy of the Federal reserve during the great depression.

no, i said the president had influence over the federal reserve before, during and after the depression

Second grade. I'm your senior so watch it.

i completed the 2nd grade in 1963

No capital letters, just like in ALL of your posts, including YouTube.

You are a master of self irony.

have you ever heard of ee cummings or bill gates?

My good goodness. You actually made a post longer than a word.
Are you feeling well?

i feel fine

remind me what grade you're in?

'it's obvious that presidents do influence the fed and that congress created it to be that way.'

invalid appeal to common knowledge fallacy and an argument by assertion fallacy. Can you respond to a legitimate argument without resorting to fallacies?

hey Virgil0211, stop pretending you understand logic, philosophy, history and economics

"monetary policy is quite responsive to political climate, especially as represented by the preferences of the President"

source: 'Congress, the President and the Federal Reserve' by Irwin L Morris  p 9

link:  http://books.google.com/books?id=yJRtr5zu0AMC&pg=PA8&lpg=PA8&dq=the+political+influence+of+the+fed+%22weintraub%22&source=bl&ots=HUrIOzhAaP&sig=WUtm0j8Ckf0PMQZZAG9Fgbu7feA&hl=en&ei=VkQCTcacKsOC8gbau9jtAg&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&sqi=2&ved=0CCAQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=the%20political%20influence%20of%20the%20fed%20%22weintraub%22&f=false


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"Several administrations used appointments to influence Federal Reserve decisions"

source: ‪History Of The Federal Reserve‬ By Allan H. Meltzer  p 21

link:  http://books.google.com/books?id=8peFljjm5CQC&pg=PA21&lpg=PA21&dq=nixon+influence+federal+reserve&source=bl&ots=xkYppyGTR1&sig=cNoL4XLClJPZN30nZjoc-WilFgc&hl=en&ei=UUICTb-2H4Gq8AbMwum9CQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&sqi=2&ved=0CCAQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=nixon%20influence%20federal%20reserve&f=false

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if you [fed chairman] want to keep your job... you do what the boss [president] wants


source: Thomas DiLorenzo   go to 35:00 [yt]VTs2ttdKatQ[/yt]   


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Anyone who wants to see this guy get torn to shreds whilst committing fallacy after fallacy in a vain attempt to save himself, check out the bogosity.tv forums. Considering how poorly he's able to defend himself, it's no wonder he started deleting comments that refer to the place on his page.

wrong again, but that's pretty funny coming from someone that blocked me on you tube

what's the matter, did you get tired of being shown your errors?

Irrelevant. Explain yourself.

answer the question

Explain.

think

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parable_of_the_broken_window

http://freedomkeys.com/window.htm

http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/08/broken-window-fallacy.asp

stupid and desperate

Says the guy whose regular staples are demonstrably untrue claims given without sources, insults, ad hominem fallacies, straw-man fallacies, and a plethora of clumsy rhetorical strategies. I use the term 'strategies' loosely, given their poor execution.

And it was a rhetorical question, moron. How can you be 52 and not understand even that?

what grade are you in?

It only has no valid relationship, because you have no concept of what Broken Window Fallacy is, on top of your poor comprehension skills.

And people also gave you an explanation of every possible "Broken Window" thing out there and you still acted like a dumbwit.

You've shown to be the type of guy that asks "Do you want the right one or the left one" when asked to "Give a hand".

i guess you think everyone is as stupid as you apparently are