Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: Craig234
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: Craig234
Originally posted by: dphantom
Originally posted by: Craig234
When he says they're surrounded by evil, he was more right than he realized.
If it is a choice between different economic philosophies, I choose the Uni of Chicago over any Keynesian version.
Read "The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism", by Naomi Klein.
You are exactly wrong on that issue.
You take her seriously!!???
Thanks for the well informed reply. You are sad, allergic to the facts, and an unwitting supporter of evil as a result. Read the book before replying to this, is my request.
I already have two histories on WW II on my desk to read by Max Hastings. I won't waste my time on tripe. I don't read someone's conspiracy fantasies - didn't with JFK, didn't with the 911 truthers. If I want to read a good economics book, I might read Paul Krugman's The Return of Depression Economics and the Crises of 2008.
Then I'm not too interested in talking with you, at least on this, and probably anything else if this is any indication.
You are far more ignorant than you realize, which is clear for example by your equating this book with JFK conspiracy theories and 9/11 truthers.
The fact your plan b is Krugman shows you have some reasonableness, but only some. Frankly, you could not tell me why putting in more time isn't a waste of it, I suspect.
I am happy to put the time in to weed through a lot of crap to point you to the good stuff, but have less and less patience for you with the information allergy.
But hey, good luck with all that WWII research that'll be so much more helpful while you follow the Chicago boys. Be sure to put a spoiler warning on who wins if you post about it.
I'm not planning to ask you pertinent questions such as whether you are not aware or just don't care why the Chicago policies are always having to be implemented at gunpoint.