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The fact that you think Trump can't be beat by any of the Democratic candidates means you are not dealing with reality. It is true that it's a weak field. But Trump is also a very weak candidate. In that regard Real Clear Politics has results of an Atlanta Journal Constitution poll conducted Octobe...

Essentially, what the Bernie-Lizzie wing of the Democrat party calls the Biden-Obama-Clinton wing. Here's one article I found on it: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/neoliberalism.asp Neoliberalism is a policy model—bridging politics, social studies, and economics—that seeks to transfer control...

To me, the flow of human capital is determinative of this question. Despite currently restrictionist policies, the USA still attracts far more immigrants than any other country. And they don’t come here because of cleaner air, workplace safety regulations, healthcare systems, or Dodd-Frank. They co...

And who is espousing command economies? :? You are. You veil it in BS and avoid calling it what it is (if you actually stand for anything at all) So why don’t you drive your stake in the ground right here, klam? Deliver us that holy grail that is the non- command economy that is your answer to free...

Ivytalk wrote:
houndawg wrote:
Lethbridge has the highest, longest bridge in North America. At least it did back in the 70s.

And you know that, because you slept under it.

Thanks, Homey! I’ll continue to ponder ideas while you wallow around in the filth of those that have been proven to fail. :lol: Which capitalist societies have failed? The trashpile of history isn't filled with capitalist societies, klam It is filled with precisely those types of "ideas" ...

Thanks, Homey! I’ll continue to ponder ideas while you wallow around in the filth of those that have been proven to fail. :lol: Nice rhetoric, although you continue to willfully misrepresent my views. But I know you: you refuse to let another poster have the last word on any thread that you start. ...

I think it was Baldy a few years back who pointed out the issues with Dodd-Frank and I’ve agreed ever since. Like I’ve also mentioned in this here very thread, regulation just for the sake regulation has unintended consequences. I’ve also been on board with too big to fail issues and have been sinc...

SuperHornet wrote:Say what, kalm? When did Chris buy AGS?

Pretty sure Ursus is at least part owner of both.

Regardless....a little AGS love would be deserved.

Hey SH...

While you’re at it, why don’t you post the most accurate poll (AGS) seeing as how the owner of this site also owns AGS?

My, my are we a just a little bit defensive about this one and chuck full of projection... :rofl: I resort to snark? Moi? Here's your very first reply to the thread. . So yeah, I'll reply to snark with....................snark! :lol: I've already conceded the hazards of bad regulation several times...

Have to take a leak in San Francisco? Feel free to piss anywhere in public. https://dailycaller.com/2019/11/11/san-francisco-chesa-boudin-public-urination/ 1) You should be able to pee in public places as long as you're not wagging your dick around for all to see. Freedom! Be a man! 2) How much doe...

That’s not at all what I said or conceded, Mr. Laffermoorespan. I’m sure Stiggs has provided some conclusions in his books. This was just a conversation starter for a short attention span culture. If you’re that butthurt over the failures of your neoliberal beliefs then maybe go sulk in the corner ...

The handbook was changed a few years back. It now reads "less than 6 DI wins may put a team in jeopardy of not being selected as an at-large". And for good reason. I think there were 7 DII wins against FCS this season. Those are against teams that someone is claiming as a DI win. The comm...

:roll: I was replying to CID's comment regarding anti-capitalism. The objective of regulated capitalism is to create fair competition. It's just an argument of degrees and application. Bad regulations and/or too much regulation can be harmful. But there are some instances where the "free marke...

Also ironic that you decry strongman politics and yet would hand the purse strings to the executive. That is precisely what happens with your “middle way” because that is where executives like Maduro draw their inexplicable power. Congress has already abrogated its responsibility and has handed for...

Jefferson is who comes to mind here: “I am increasingly persuaded that the earth belongs exclusively to the living and that one generation has no more right to bind another to it's laws and judgments than one independent nation has the right to command another.” Whatever the next generation of Amer...

89Hen wrote:
UNI88 wrote:
2 days after you typed this it happens.

Yup. SDSU laid an egg. I was wrong. But I was more upset with kalm trying to say I moved the goalposts.

There are teams in the top 30 that could.

css75 wrote:
CAA Flagship wrote:

Very very true.

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Unlike those pure as the driven snow noble capitalists you side with? :lol: Quit the “witty” one-liners and give us some substance. You’re quick with the laugh emojis. Finish “Stiggy’s” article for him. Tell us why “regulated capitalism” is something more than a reallocation of resources to suit th...

Agreed on the closing but Stiggs has been at ground zero and right for 40 years (which I suspect you begrudgingly know). And what does Soros know about capitalism anyway! :lol: Soros is the ultimate crony capitalist: made billions in currency trading and hedge funds. He’s a hypocrite of the highest...

CID1990 wrote:Ever notice how anti capitalists are long on complaints but short on alternatives?

Which is understandable, really

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Ever notice how neoliberals completely ignore the middle path of regulated capitalism?

It doesn’t exist apparently.

I can see why Klam would lap this stuff up. But it’s typical Joe Stiglitz: lots of whining about the evils of unfettered market capitalism, but a very weak concluding paragraph. And any piece that cites George Soros with approval is automatically suspect. Did you happen to catch Jamie Dimon on 60 M...

I can see why Klam would lap this stuff up. But it’s typical Joe Stiglitz: lots of whining about the evils of unfettered market capitalism, but a very weak concluding paragraph. And any piece that cites George Soros with approval is automatically suspect. Agreed on the closing but Stiggs has been a...

My current plan is to retire in WV, but it'll be deeper into Almost Heaven than Harper's Ferry. Btw, I was just there in June with my kiddos and the traffic was a bitch. That alarmed me. I don't want to be near people when I retire. I hate people . You would fit in just right out in my neck of the ...

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