RE: Republibertariangoodguys suggest reading Ron Paul for all Americans.
September 5, 2011 at 3:18 am
The American government used AE strategies in the 1920 depression, they got out of it faster than any other depression in modern history;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czcUmnsprQI
No school of economic thought is perfect, AE's strength is that it doesn't seek to reduce economic activity and human action to piddly little equations and it doesn't treat actors in the economy like pawns on the chessboard of some master strategist, it actually acknowledges that human action is far too complex for any strategist to fully comprehend, let alone effectively manipulate on large scales - It has a much broader view of economic activity, that is perhaps the main reason why the flow on effects from the monetary and economic policies enacted by the Bush administration that resulted in the recent bust in the housing market and the subsequent financial collapse were forseen by proponents of AE almost unanimously, in stark contrast to mainstream Keynesian and Monetarist economist, the types who believe in aggressive macroeconomic strategy.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Phelps...atic_Party
http://edition.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/...s.results/
And he received 31% of votes amongst democrat voters in one primary
So, the Democrats are in COHOOTS with the Phelps Family! COHOOTS I TELL YOU! It's BLUNT!
Oh, he was once a Civil Rights lawyer too
I guess the ACLU is a friend of Fred Phelps! I mean, we can clearly ignore everything they've said that runs contrary to the message of the Phelps', just like you ignored everything Ron Paul has said that is contrary to fascism.
Amazing what conclusions we can reach given your (il)logic!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czcUmnsprQI
No school of economic thought is perfect, AE's strength is that it doesn't seek to reduce economic activity and human action to piddly little equations and it doesn't treat actors in the economy like pawns on the chessboard of some master strategist, it actually acknowledges that human action is far too complex for any strategist to fully comprehend, let alone effectively manipulate on large scales - It has a much broader view of economic activity, that is perhaps the main reason why the flow on effects from the monetary and economic policies enacted by the Bush administration that resulted in the recent bust in the housing market and the subsequent financial collapse were forseen by proponents of AE almost unanimously, in stark contrast to mainstream Keynesian and Monetarist economist, the types who believe in aggressive macroeconomic strategy.
(September 5, 2011 at 3:06 am)reverendjeremiah Wrote: Really? Can I see the evidence?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Phelps...atic_Party
http://edition.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1998/...s.results/
And he received 31% of votes amongst democrat voters in one primary
So, the Democrats are in COHOOTS with the Phelps Family! COHOOTS I TELL YOU! It's BLUNT!
Oh, he was once a Civil Rights lawyer too
I guess the ACLU is a friend of Fred Phelps! I mean, we can clearly ignore everything they've said that runs contrary to the message of the Phelps', just like you ignored everything Ron Paul has said that is contrary to fascism.Amazing what conclusions we can reach given your (il)logic!
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