captnjack wrote:
troubledwaters wrote:
Your first problem is you're reading the NYT. Once you discount for that there is nothing left worth reading.
The author interviewed the following individuals for the article:
An area university professor of economics.
A US Senator from IN.
The president of the RV Association.
A County Commissioner.
The president of the local chamber of commerce.
A representative from Dometic.
The article also included statistics on units sold over the past two years.
So is it your contention that they all lied?
Or do you think the author made it up? (Fake news?)
Are all the involved parties deranged socialists?
All indications are that this was a well researched article on the current state of RV manufacturing in this country (80% of all American units are manufactured there).
We call this journalism. We should embrace it. Then we will have sufficient information with which to form our opinions. As opposed to forming our opinions and then finding the "facts" we like.
Logical arguments will not move the "real journalism is fake news" crowd, who think that anyone who has any expertise is a liar, all statistics are made up, and anything that goes against their preconceived notions is a socialist plot to destroy America.