> Republicans would have to be suicidal idiots to play ball with Obama and
> the Democrats on health care reform. They all involve increased
> interference by the Federal Government in the health care market, which
> is a cultural no-no in America. (Leaving people uninsured is also a
> no-no. B
>Actually, Rand's hero's are in line there too. :-) They are heroes in her book
>because they >are successful. In reality, the private market failed, and needs
>the government...even >according to its bible.
This idea that the private market failed and needs the government?
Who is the government
>You are giving economists way too much credit.
>I'm not asking for 100%, or even 90%. But 50%
>would be nice. But economists can rarely manage 10%.
Come on yall there has never been a large group of students studying to
Become economist and that subject is a lot like the doctor’s requirement
>Dave said
>More likely that the mortgagee foreclosed on us. Anyway,
>that seems to be something like how the story ends in various
>religions. Who is the mortgagee, and who the mortgage holder?
To answer the question about the story or about gods or about mortgagee
who is the mortgagee? Now th
Jon said:
>depends on what kind of welfare state. sweden's model is
>preferable to england, both economies have access to north
>sea oil. i don't believe in fostering dependency, or enabling
>people "working the system" to supplement their "under the table"
>income with the "dole". i do believe
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> On Nov 12, 2008, at 9:22 AM, Olin Elliott wrote:
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> >> As one of the comments says, "Not all heroes have two legs"
> >
I say I know how an old war dog feels a lots like the homeless veterans
wandering the
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>And as some wag once said and many since have repeated,
>"Taxation with representation ain't all that great, either."
What is the kings tribute
The fecund lords out side the gate
What does it take to g
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>
> What is the "euopean style socialism" that you prefer, if you are not in
> favor of a welfare state? Or perhaps we mean different things with this
> term?
>
What is ingsoc?
Maybe George Orwell had the
>Do you make these things up, are you just remarkably ignorant, or are you just
>going on >blind faith in government? If none of the above, please list how the
>$700B bailout slush >fund has been spent so far.
Hopefully “these things” are not made up and the generation of youth including
these
Check out this response:
>The fact that we appear to be on the verge of electing the first
>African-American >president, and that he has not inherited the legacy of
>slavery and Jim Crow supports this >contention. Given this, I think the nation
>as a whole should look to the military for the >m
this is quite illogical what democrat has spent more than the present
republican president?
Check this out at a price of $10 to $15 billion dollars a month there you have
it---your more than $700 billion dollars short fall. Cum on yall I'm sure yall
can count and think better than the crew you
>Their could be highly efficient and competitive private militias instead of
>the inefficient >government monopoly paid for by taking the money of people
>who don't want to pay for >it. Economic superstitions Maru
Black water is a highly private militia just like Andrew Carnegie’s forces
under
Let us begin with this basic knowledge. This is found in
>the tautology of true and false statements or simple basic yes or
>no logic. I am sure yes and no is not beyond the grasp of any
conversant on this page.
>The truth or falsity of a particular idea exists in the
>truth of logic, which
Andrew C wrote 9-4-08
>Yes, but where does the ability to do so come from? I'd >argue that only
>Humans and a few other animals have the >ability to comprehend altruistic
>ideals - and here we >touch on self-awareness: Understanding of the self as an
>>individual is key to accepting others as
o
operate
the freezers and start the coolant and dip me into the deep freeze. I would
much
rather a self-activativating machine which I can start myself on one of my best
days
and in my best mood with a switch that is not controlled by an insurance policy
or
wayward child.
jamespv
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>Alberto Monteiro wrote
>So, you think that someone does the _right_ thing, it's only because
>it benefits the political career? In other words, if I am in a >position, say,
>to accept a bribe, and I don't accept, I only do it because it will >benefit
>me?
Often that is the case however, the pres
PVt. PV wrote:
>>technically birth place is a common denominator of citizenship and the
>>colonial empire provided limited citizenship to white males at the time of
>>founding the nation --- the ideas of racism in us politics has a richer and
>>greater history. The first president espoused free
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