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Except the public sector jobs couldn't get funded without the free enterprise in place. The former ultimately gets its funding from the productivity of the latter. The latter, on the other hand, does not need the former to function. Kind of akin to how a baby needs a parent to raise it in order to survive, but adults will continue living whether they have kids or not. That's why so many black markets thrive...and gee, it can be awfully lucrative with no government regulation in place. Go figure.

So, looks like old Mitt is right about this one.

That's a myth. In our economic system, we are all funded by the government or banks. Free enterprise has nothing to do with it.
 

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Romney isn't dumb enough to believe in Global Warming, its just a ploy of his to try to bring fleebrains like AK into the fold. He's
not my choice but I'm sure behind the scenes he's reassuring those of consequence in his party that he is 'pulling an Obama' which is lying his ass off hoping to persuade a portion of the Green Crowd.

So you support a liar. Solid!
 

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That's a myth. In our economic system, we are all funded by the government or banks. Free enterprise has nothing to do with it.


Incorrect, preposterous and easily disprovable. No need for me to waste my time doing so since anyone with a first-grade level of education can understand why you're wrong.

I don't know who taught you whatever it is you think you know about basic economics, but it's all wrong and ridiculous. I'd ask for my money back if I were you...and then spend every cent of it on some kind of therapy designed to deprogram yourself of your psychotic lunacy. You're like one of these weird artsy existentialist types...am I *really* holding currency in my hands, or do I just think I see green paper there?
 

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Incorrect, preposterous and easily disprovable. No need for me to waste my time doing so since anyone with a first-grade level of education can understand why you're wrong.

I don't know who taught you whatever it is you think you know about basic economics, but it's all wrong and ridiculous. I'd ask for my money back if I were you...and then spend every cent of it on some kind of therapy designed to deprogram yourself of your psychotic lunacy. You're like one of these weird artsy existentialist types...am I *really* holding currency in my hands, or do I just think I see green paper there?

Trust me, you have no clue what you are talking about. You really should just ask me questions. The public sector is not dependent at all on the private sector. But you're a conservative, so your cult like mind is already made up. Carry on...
 

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So you support a liar. Solid!

i'm saying that effective lying is almost a prerequisite to become president. After all they didn't call
Clinton 'Slick Willie' for nothing & Obama is the epitome of a cardcarrying non truth teller
he's gotten more pinochio's from the left leaning Washington Post than Geno Smith
has had interceptions.

I like Romney but I think the Republicans have better choices! For you to say you'd
even contemplate voting for Romney after cheerleading for the socialist wing of the
Democrat Party ad nauseam it would be easy to accuse you of being a liar.
 

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i'm saying that effective lying is almost a prerequisite to become president. After all they didn't call
Clinton 'Slick Willie' for nothing & Obama is the epitome of a cardcarrying non truth teller
he's gotten more pinochio's from the left leaning Washington Post than Geno Smith
has had interceptions.

I like Romney but I think the Republicans have better choices! For you to say you'd
even contemplate voting for Romney after cheerleading for the socialist wing of the
Democrat Party ad nauseam it would be easy to accuse you of being a liar.

You seem more like the Cliven Bundy type republican than the Mitt Romney type.
 

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Incorrect, preposterous and easily disprovable. No need for me to waste my time doing so since anyone with a first-grade level of education can understand why you're wrong.

I don't know who taught you whatever it is you think you know about basic economics, but it's all wrong and ridiculous. I'd ask for my money back if I were you...and then spend every cent of it on some kind of therapy designed to deprogram yourself of your psychotic lunacy. You're like one of these weird artsy existentialist types...am I *really* holding currency in my hands, or do I just think I see green paper there?

Good Lord, did he just say, "free enterprise has nothing to do with it"????

If someone blew up his precious Fed tomorrow, independent conservatives would thrive, whereas the leeches in the 'public sector' and on welfare would starve. .

If push came to shove, people could barter, exchange goods and services in the black market or use their own made up currency.

Money isn't wealth, only a symbol of existing wealth. Money doesn't make people wealthier, or more productive and innovative. People were all those things before this Keynesian bullshit poisoned academia.

Is this what a liberal arts college education gets you these days?

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Good Lord, did he just say, "free enterprise has nothing to do with it"????

If someone blew up his precious Fed tomorrow, independent conservatives would thrive, whereas the leeches in the 'public sector' and on welfare would starve. .

If push came to shove, people could barter, exchange goods and services in the black market or use their own made up currency.
Lmao, yes, if the Fed blew up and we had to resort to 19th century bartering, conservatives are well prepared for that. All your bomb shelters and collection of canned goods would finally come in handy.

Money isn't wealth, only a symbol of existing wealth. Money doesn't make people wealthier, or more productive and innovative. People were all those things before this Keynesian bullshit poisoned academia.

Is this what a liberal arts college education gets you these days?

Go to the grocery store without money and let me know how much food you walk out with, lol.
 

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There's a reason FDR confiscated gold but, as always, you are hopelessly ignorant when it comes to history.

Productive people and businesses would have no problem thriving without your Keynesian social engineers currently destroying the economy kowtowing to the corrupt political class.

Economics is nothing more than the social science that studies economic activity - the production, distribution, consumption of goods and services in the economy. You don't need a govt monopoly on money for economic activity. As matter of fact, the current government monopoly and manipulation of money will be the downfall of the global economy.
 

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There's a reason FDR confiscated gold but, as always, you are hopelessly ignorant when it comes to history.

Productive people and businesses would have no problem thriving without your Keynesian social engineers currently destroying the economy kowtowing to the corrupt political class.

Economics is nothing more than the social science that studies economic activity - the production, distribution, consumption of goods and services in the economy. You don't need a govt monopoly on money for economic activity. As matter of fact, the current government monopoly and manipulation of money will be the downfall of the global economy.

That was 80 years ago bro. Time to grow up. Lol.
 

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That was 80 years ago bro. Time to grow up. Lol.

Very academic response - about what I would expect from a guy with your "space alien" econ theories.

PaulKrugman_tin_foil.jpg


"printing money creates wealth!" LMFAO

Loser!@#0
 

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Very academic response - about what I would expect from a guy with your "space alien" econ theories.

PaulKrugman_tin_foil.jpg


"printing money creates wealth!" LMFAO

Loser!@#0

Printing money can create wealth for sure. Just like finding a useless metal in the ground use to create wealth back in the day.
 

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Printing money can create wealth for sure. Just like finding a useless metal in the ground use to create wealth back in the day.

It has nothing to do with a useless metal in the ground. Once again, your ignorance on how wealth is created is on full display.

It has to do with establishing an environment of stability, predictability and the rule of law, which allows the free market (free people exchanging goods and services) to thrive and be productive, you Marxist idiot.

"free enterprise has nothing to do with it" face)(*^%
 

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It has nothing to do with a useless metal in the ground. Once again, your ignorance on how wealth is created is on full display.

It has to do with establishing an environment of stability, predictability and the rule of law, which allows the free market (free people exchanging goods and services) to thrive and be productive, you Marxist idiot.

"free enterprise has nothing to do with it" face)(*^%

Nice red herring, lol.
 

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Good Lord, did he just say, "free enterprise has nothing to do with it"????

If someone blew up his precious Fed tomorrow, independent conservatives would thrive, whereas the leeches in the 'public sector' and on welfare would starve. .

If push came to shove, people could barter, exchange goods and services in the black market or use their own made up currency.

Money isn't wealth, only a symbol of existing wealth. Money doesn't make people wealthier, or more productive and innovative. People were all those things before this Keynesian bullshit poisoned academia.

Is this what a liberal arts college education gets you these days?

face)(*^%

Add that one to your ever-growing list of retarded quotes.

Whenever someone tries to present an argument to me, I make an effort to understand what it is they're attempting to convey. If I find fault with their logic, I'll point it out. Most of the time, I see where they are coming from. Good liberal intentions, and all that...just not practical in the real world. Not here, though. I have no clue whatsoever what the fuck akfagdrunk is talking about, and I doubt he does either. It's like looking at some alternate fantasy universe.

By his logic, if I wanted to start a new civilization on my own private island...I wouldn't need to do anything besides just print money. Everyone would prosper by trading paper money among each other for whatever reason. No one would need to do provide any goods or services to earn that paper, because "free enterprise has nothing to do with it."

Newsflash to the resident alcoholic: economies have existed long before governments became involved. Plenty still do exist without regulation. The only thing paper currency accomplishes is to provide a standard medium of exchange for goods and services. Otherwise, a farmer would have to trade his crops for goods and services, LeBron James would make his living by offering to allow people to watch him shoot hoops in exchange for whatever he wanted, you'd make your living by offering to regale people with idiotic economic theories, etc...

As I mentioned before, how regulated are black market items? It's actually the perfect example to support my argument and destroy his. No regulation necessary, pure free-market trade. My grandfather was a mechanic who escaped a communist nation in Europe, and he'd tell me how common it would be for him to fix someone's car in exchange for the other person painting his house or maybe a few days' worth of groceries. This happens a lot in communist nations...the trick is to do it behind the scenes when Big Brother isn't watching.

Anyway, I guess all these companies who are just wasting their time...you know, producing things. All they need to do is stay at home and exchange paper money with someone every so often, then we'll be golden.

It's beyond incomprehensible how stupid this idiot it.
 

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Add that one to your ever-growing list of retarded quotes.

Whenever someone tries to present an argument to me, I make an effort to understand what it is they're attempting to convey. If I find fault with their logic, I'll point it out. Most of the time, I see where they are coming from. Good liberal intentions, and all that...just not practical in the real world. Not here, though. I have no clue whatsoever what the fuck akfagdrunk is talking about, and I doubt he does either. It's like looking at some alternate fantasy universe.

By his logic, if I wanted to start a new civilization on my own private island...I wouldn't need to do anything besides just print money. Everyone would prosper by trading paper money among each other for whatever reason. No one would need to do provide any goods or services to earn that paper, because "free enterprise has nothing to do with it."

Newsflash to the resident alcoholic: economies have existed long before governments became involved. Plenty still do exist without regulation. The only thing paper currency accomplishes is to provide a standard medium of exchange for goods and services. Otherwise, a farmer would have to trade his crops for goods and services, LeBron James would make his living by offering to allow people to watch him shoot hoops in exchange for whatever he wanted, you'd make your living by offering to regale people with idiotic economic theories, etc...

As I mentioned before, how regulated are black market items? It's actually the perfect example to support my argument and destroy his. No regulation necessary, pure free-market trade. My grandfather was a mechanic who escaped a communist nation in Europe, and he'd tell me how common it would be for him to fix someone's car in exchange for the other person painting his house or maybe a few days' worth of groceries. This happens a lot in communist nations...the trick is to do it behind the scenes when Big Brother isn't watching.

Anyway, I guess all these companies who are just wasting their time...you know, producing things. All they need to do is stay at home and exchange paper money with someone every so often, then we'll be golden.

It's beyond incomprehensible how stupid this idiot it.

Whenever you start agreeing with someone like Canadian Joe... you should immediately second guess your thought process. You guys are incredibly dumb people. Should not even talk about issues like economics. You guys are more suited to discuss things like who your favorite character on Spongebob is.
 

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Add that one to your ever-growing list of retarded quotes.

Whenever someone tries to present an argument to me, I make an effort to understand what it is they're attempting to convey. If I find fault with their logic, I'll point it out. Most of the time, I see where they are coming from. Good liberal intentions, and all that...just not practical in the real world. Not here, though. I have no clue whatsoever what the fuck akfagdrunk is talking about, and I doubt he does either. It's like looking at some alternate fantasy universe.
Economics is more complex once you graduate high school. Just ask me questions and I will explain why your thoughts are dumb.

By his logic, if I wanted to start a new civilization on my own private island...I wouldn't need to do anything besides just print money. Everyone would prosper by trading paper money among each other for whatever reason. No one would need to do provide any goods or services to earn that paper, because "free enterprise has nothing to do with it."
If people accepted it, you had the resources, infrastructure, and ability to produce... yea. That's literally all it takes. Or you can just have people dig a useless metal out of the ground and hope for magic.

Newsflash to the resident alcoholic: economies have existed long before governments became involved. Plenty still do exist without regulation. The only thing paper currency accomplishes is to provide a standard medium of exchange for goods and services. Otherwise, a farmer would have to trade his crops for goods and services, LeBron James would make his living by offering to allow people to watch him shoot hoops in exchange for whatever he wanted, you'd make your living by offering to regale people with idiotic economic theories, etc...
It's amazing what people will do for that useless paper money. But printing that useless paper money is bad. Kind of an oxymoron, don't you think?

As I mentioned before, how regulated are black market items? It's actually the perfect example to support my argument and destroy his. No regulation necessary, pure free-market trade. My grandfather was a mechanic who escaped a communist nation in Europe, and he'd tell me how common it would be for him to fix someone's car in exchange for the other person painting his house or maybe a few days' worth of groceries. This happens a lot in communist nations...the trick is to do it behind the scenes when Big Brother isn't watching.
Only creepy Sheriff Joe/Cliven Bundy types believe this nonsense, lol. Yes, let's treat markets like drug dealers and pimps. Sounds logical.

Anyway, I guess all these companies who are just wasting their time...you know, producing things. All they need to do is stay at home and exchange paper money with someone every so often, then we'll be golden.
You're not even making sense

It's beyond incomprehensible how stupid this idiot it.
You and Sheriff Joe seem really smart. I'd love to learn economics from you guys. Lol! This site is comedy gold. Watching conservatives try to act smart is probably my favorite hobby!
 

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