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São Paulo is the 7th largest city in the world. And it's running out of water Brad Plumer São Paulo, in southeast Brazil, is the largest city in South America and the 7th largest metropolitan region in the world, with more than 21 million people. The surrounding state is Brazil's richest...

He has a black scarf covering his face.

Try not to confuse them with facts. Makes them sad.

Are they raised in one-swan families?

I don't believe she can take that with her into the Senate chamber . . . :(

And yet he can't find the interrelationships among three variables. Hmmm.

It's posted. You just don't know what to do with it. Which doesn't surprise me. As you were.

Like those ISIS jihadists invading Texas? :D

Like chokeholds. And gunning down unarmed civilians. Stuff like that.

I'd like to see the laws regarding sedition dusted off.

I sort of suspected that you and DickHead would retreat to a corner somewhere and snicker and drool rather than come to terms with the data. Perhaps if you could tear yourselves away from your Judy Garland poster collection for a little while . . .

Good question. This is how the law-making process begins.

Hate speech a crime? Sounds like something a liberal would come up with. Oh, wait . . .

Which has zip to do with the interrelationship among the three variables I stated.

Well, it rated six "ha's" from DickHead so clearly the middle class is doing great.

And if there is nothing with which to charge them, how exactly will they be "cleaned out"?

Perhaps what he should have said was "thankfully no one was hurt except for politicians."

You still have trouble with relating poverty, upward mobility, and the number of parents in the household. I suggest you put your thinking cap on and go find a darkened corner somewhere.

And you'd identify the terrorists by the bombs strapped to their chests?

I should probably reiterate that all of this is taking place around the mean of the longer-term trend channel (post #1). Therefore, one should not be surprised if movement is somewhat messy.