(January 27, 2016 at 6:37 pm)Bella Morte Wrote:(January 27, 2016 at 6:17 pm)Brian37 Wrote: Here we go again, as simplistic view of the market as a theist is with religion and law, and gun worshipers are with guns.
What is funny is you only say that when you get what you want. I have said the exact same thing you just did, and every time I say the same thing, all the sudden I am a private sector hating socialist commie.
No see prices are to high in everything and wages are not keeping up with the cost of living. You are trying to simplify it so that you can justify your own position.
Selection bias and sample rate error. When I talk about business being bad, I am talking about the climate, not every single business, and yes, I do boycott businesses I don't like. But if I say that I get accused of being anti private sector.
I think we should support rich people like Nick Hanoure and companies that pay livable wages, and boycott places like Papa Johns and Walmart.
So again, I do the same thing you do, you simply don't like my liberal economic views. But make no mistake liberals do not hate the private sector. Conservatives don't own the rights to the private sector. The bulk of the buying public is the 99% that the 1% depend on to make them rich. I simply think far too many at the top are greedy at this point in economic history.
What the fuck? I didn't call you that, nor did I say I don't like your views. I'm a fucking leftie myself mate.
Great, so why did you leave it at "don't like it don't buy it". That is the very simplistic answer I get from far to many republicans and Libertarians. Liberals say that too, sure, but it isn't that simplistic. Markets are not that simple.
