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Adam Smith, or necessarily the opinion of some other person, is meaningless to me.what does a self proclaim badger think of this:
-from some web site
This market was not free, or true. It was tainted.
And the FCC oversteps its usefulness so often and egregiously that why would you call for regulation of communication by an external government entity?
Libertarians use the invisible hand to illustrate how the system works, however the actual belief in some cosmic, hidden entity that already exists and moves things along to a beneficial end due to which government is extraneous betrays a lack of true understanding of the way free markets work.or how about the invisible hand?
we need regulation of the market. the FCC is broken. So fix it or get a new one.
Adam Smith, or necessarily the opinion of some other person, is meaningless to me.
What baby?because I am not a fool who would throw the baby out with the bathwater?
one cannot believe that the markets the FCC is supposed to regulate in teh name of the people would be better for us if unregulated. why do you think the corp interests give so much wealth to manipulate the FCC? imagine if they had FREE REIGN?
Libertarians use the invisible hand to illustrate how the system works, however the actual belief in some cosmic, hidden entity that already exists and moves things along to a beneficial end due to which government is extraneous betrays a lack of true understanding of the way free markets work.
What baby?
For the record, I really don't care other than the fact that I would like to be associated with some group, and Adam Smith is used by some group, and if I used him, I would be in the group, but as far as how it pulls on my opinion, I don't give a shit. Argumentation lives or dies by its own sword.so we will see in time if you are an ideologue or not, or if you are just hiding behind an immature "I don't care" attitude out of convenience.
Ya, the FCC has stopped us from watching tv, using the internet and talking on cell phones. Ya, whatever.
I don't buy it. I agree its a nearly useless agency, but I don't see it as taking much away from us in the way of innovation.
I fucking love using my own words! That was one of the most valuable and awesome lessons in my entire public school education!so you know how free markets work? please educate me? in plain English too...it would help to use your own words since you do not care what others say.
I'll wait if you need time to collect your thoughts
That post is one big assumption. Look at the situation. Do you think the situation is better than the other situation? There have been many shadows of tradition, Mr. Nell.the protections regulation brings. why do we have regulations in the first place? it's like laws against certain actions and practices. they had to based on some prior experiences on what was considered bad, no?
I fucking love using my own words! That was one of the most valuable and awesome lessons in my entire public school education!
Here goes, very simple:
Hakjordy flort caratividi flort hakjordfler babmangabught. Gablorty nakorshlito.
That post is one big assumption. Look at the situation. Do you think the situation is better than the other situation? There have been many shadows of tradition, Mr. Nell.
It has stopped us from watching television programming. There are talks about applying regulation to the internet, which would wall under the umbrella of the FCC.
Ya, the FCC has stopped us from watching tv, using the internet and talking on cell phones. Ya, whatever.
I don't buy it. I agree its a nearly useless agency, but I don't see it as taking much away from us in the way of innovation.
Things move in whatever direction they move. Sure, sometimes you need to trust, but you need to be careful and develop and use good judgement. Even still, the trust is unfortunate. This kind of thought process lead Ronald Reagan (supposedly) to follow a policy of "trust, but check."unless you know more, assumptions are what are needed to move forward
It has stopped us from watching television programming. There are talks about applying regulation to the internet, which would wall under the umbrella of the FCC.
Reagan did not invent it. He gave an old way of judging things a new turn of phrase. trust but verifyThings move in whatever direction they move. Sure, sometimes you need to trust, but you need to be careful and develop and use good judgement. Even still, the trust is unfortunate. This kind of thought process lead Ronald Reagan (supposedly) to follow a policy of "trust, but check."
