Latest headlines from Bloomberg's confirm world wide route of capitalism. Long live the Internationale.
M.A. Johnson wrote: > Princip > I'm not going to define minute. I think we both know the regulation in > the states is benign. > MJ > And hence the CORE of this fantasy world in which you live. Hey, > if it does not FIT your religious ideal ... no problem ... we will just > PRETEND it does. > > Regulations serve multi-fold ... from hampering innovation, to > protecting entry into the marketplace. > > Joe wanting to facilitate "lenders" and "borrowers" a place to > contract with one another (perhaps for a fee for his efforts) > [gee, that would be capitalism] ... as a "bank" ... must adhere > to reams and reams and reams of Government regulations, > mandates and the like that you want to pretend are non-existent. > > > Princip > and if Free Trade is the answer,no regulation of any kind does that > suppose anybody can just become a doctor without any medical practise > or 'regulation' and the market will decide who are good doctors or > not? > MJ > As opposed to the Government deciding who is and is not qualified > because they jump through arbitrary hoops? > > Yes, we already established the fact that you oppose capitalism. > > So YOU do not believe you (and others) should be FREE to contract > with your local auto mechanic ... having him remove your appendix? > You really think People are too stupid to make informed decisions? > > Princip > How many patients will die before the market has spoken?? > MJ > Praise be to Government, Amen. > > So, in your world, People are too stupid to make decisions for > themselves ... they need omniscient Bureaucrats (let me guess, > elected by majority) to dictate and mandate for them. We will > ignore the problem with these stupid People having the ability > to properly choose these leaders .... > > Regard$, > --MJ > > Every citizen who has produced or acquired a product, > should have the option of applying it immediately to his own > use or of transferring it to whoever on the face of the earth > agrees to give him in exchange the object of his desires. To > deprive him of this option . . . solely to satisfy the convenience > of another citizen, is to legitimize an act of plunder and to violate > the law of justice. -- Fr�d�ric Bastiat --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
