Check the thread! I did not.
YOU brought up overall spending after you couldn't make a point on education spending.
Now you've completely shut the fuck up about education spending because you realized it contradicts your argument in a pretty hilarious way...
As education spending was "Skyrocketing" in the 60's and 70's, personal savings grew and the top tax rate was 90%.
So the 1960's-1970's proved that low taxes DO NOT lead to increased personal savings, and you can make a correlative argument that high levels of education spending combined with high taxes leads to growth in personal savings because that is what the data shows.
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