Hlafordlaes
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Originally posted by: JEDIYoda
Originally posted by: Hlafordlaes
Originally posted by: Capitalizt
hlaford 2 posts above...an example of someone who has spent way too much time in political science, and not enough in the real world (or in english composition apparently).
Try debating the points.
Check, say, on the growth rate of international trade pre- and post Bretton Woods. Read a little about monetarism, make your own statement about money supply and growth. Check out the concept of anomie and make your own statements about 21st century social fragmentation.
[For your info, I've lived in 5 countries and 10 cities, travelled the world for 30 years and speak several languages, of which English is not the most used. My world is, shall we say, hyper-real, as I am retired and tend bar in a Mediterranean port city. I type at night to get my knuckles back in shape after a busy day debating, shall we say, the high and low. My political science is grounded on experience, son, not academe.]
what dies that have to do with anything?
5 countries....traveled world for 30 years speaks several languages.....**Yawn*
I have lived in over a dozen countries speak 6 languages fluently and put my pants on the same way everyday!!
What it has to do with is (1) request that the issues under discussion be addressed, without ad hominem commentary, and (2) the muddled assumptions of the author were quite off the mark. Your post is a mere, albeit poorer for the aping, continuation of the same.
And if your wit is lacking and you cannot debate the substance, recuerda, ¡en boca cerrada no entran moscas! Me di wo to, kote sua, wo mame twe. Unya fle fle!
