[sgtyork]

Of course it was a sweeping generalization. But it is certainly more true than the obverse which is your position.

However, you can’t show me plenty of examples of the what American’s call ‘the media’ publishing both CPI metrics, I asked you to and you only posted 1 and asked me to wait until April. Remember there are thousands of home town papers, local radio and tv stations and economic reporting has been degraded by the decline of the media in general.

Against my generalization of the entire media you pointed to a microscopic, highly specialized sub-set of the media partially aimed at the very economic professionals who exploit American’s ignorance.

I’ve seen you post many times and it seems to me that you like to argue for the sake of arguing as in this case.

[1rudeboy]

Against my generalization of the entire media you pointed to a microscopic, highly specialized sub-set of the media partially aimed at the very economic professionals who exploit American’s ignorance.

I'll ping you on April 15th. AP and Reuters are not a "microscopic, highly specialized sub-set of the media." Again, your fantasy . . . that only financial sources post the information crucial to the point you are trying to make.