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dballance

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7. The Article Seems Rather Well Sourced for its Statistics

Mon Feb 4, 2013, 12:04 AM

Feb 2013

In the article there are links to all the sources for the stats. They go to places like the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. So I'm not sure why you think it's a "pack of lies." Also, the article has only been out since earlier today. Hardly time for many people to have to to read it and debunk the claims.

Could you provide some links to the articles that debunk it? That would be much more helpful than just posting a title-only post of: "Article is a pack of lies and the claims have been debunked." If you're going to make statements like that you should back them up with some substance to prove your argument.

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