but it's not stupid at all and displays how the fundamental rules of money apply in all situations large and small.
The Fundamental Rules of Money, a PhD thesis by brucestein. I don't know if you follow the Austrian school of idiocy, but it's very similar to their whole shtick of 'all conventional rules of economics are wrong, except for us everything we say without proof is truth'.
Nor is your vehemence at both misinterpreting my call for realizing efficiency and subsequent fiat declarations.
There's nothing wrong with that. The wrong part comes in at Step 1 = slash spending without a plan to actually make the system be more efficient. Not that I expect you to draft up a comprehensive reform bill that makes the system cheaper and still provide the same level of service to people, but it seems that most Republicans advocate slashing spending with zero plans to make the system better. They just want to gut it first.
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Date: 8/7/11 19:07 (UTC)The Fundamental Rules of Money, a PhD thesis by brucestein. I don't know if you follow the Austrian school of idiocy, but it's very similar to their whole shtick of 'all conventional rules of economics are wrong, except for us everything we say without proof is truth'.
Nor is your vehemence at both misinterpreting my call for realizing efficiency and subsequent fiat declarations.
There's nothing wrong with that. The wrong part comes in at Step 1 = slash spending without a plan to actually make the system be more efficient. Not that I expect you to draft up a comprehensive reform bill that makes the system cheaper and still provide the same level of service to people, but it seems that most Republicans advocate slashing spending with zero plans to make the system better. They just want to gut it first.