sangha
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- Jun 1, 2010
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It's so hard to discuss economics with someone who learned about the private sector from reading "Das Kaiital" or Paul Krugman.
I think it's pretty clear which of us has a grasp on the private sector and who has only lyrical knowledge about it.
Thanks for pointing out that I read, and have read articles by Krugman as well as excerpts from Dos Kapital (though I must have missed Das Kaital) as an undergrad, and most of the works of the 18th and 19th Century political theorists who influenced our founding fathers.
You, Frank, seem to post contemporary new right bull shit, which suggests your 'learning' has been from secondary sources, most or all of which might be classified as propagandists and members of the Ministry of Truth (those RW authors who choose to re-write history).
so when the tax cuts and regulatory loosening that will sooner or later occur as even the dumbest well, maybe, see them as the last resort and the economy takes off as a result of such, as it has in the past, what will be your excuse this time?
If tax cuts and deregulation make the economy take off, then why did the economy take a dive after 8 years of tax cuts and deregulation?