Well Riverwind...does it really matter?..just as long as we are part of this happy group, I guess we should be happy...dragonfly

butterflyjack (imported) wrote: Mon Mar 07, 2011 7:13 am Well Riverwind...does it really matter?..just as long as we are part of this happy group, I guess we should be happy...dragonfly

Only to the cat,

River

Is there life

before death?

NOT FOR MOI...

SEE?

MOI'S PARENTS NEVER HAD ANY CHILDREN THAT LIVED...

SAD STORY...

I wonder

Should sobriety test be required before uploading?

I have certainly uploaded while .

Moi

I wonder

Why do "they" plot against Moi?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/us_global_economy

SYDNEY (Reuters) – The Group of Seven rich nations on Friday agreed to join in rare concerted intervention to restrain a soaring yen and calm global markets after a wild week of panicky trading

Capitalism is Free Market. State Capitalism is National Socialism (Mussolini, Hitler). Nothing social about the later. Krupp or Sony always land on their feet.

government.

Moi

Victim of State Capitalism

What Free Market! :realpisse

Governments have intervened in macro-economics since the dawn of history. It's one of the things people want governments to do.

Of course, the success of these efforts is another matter. The free market is an ideal to which human frailty repeatedly objects. When people aren't as prosperous as they wish, they want someone to change the rules in their favor.

bobover3 (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 19, 2011 2:18 am Governments have intervened in macro-economics since the dawn of history. It's one of the things people want governments to do.

Of course, the success of these efforts is another matter. The free market is an ideal to which human frailty repeatedly objects. When people aren't as prosperous as they wish, they want someone to change the rules in their favor.

Let me make this perfectly clear.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQptAtQ-7fA

Even enforcement of our current market manipulation laws would be an improvement.

Punishment must include loss of freedom and not at home with a bracelet. A yet to be designed ultra low security prison for the white collar criminal. And they may serve their time of incarceration with a physically similarly as dangerous inmates as long as there is no "bad behavior". Then to the real prisons. No tennis courts like the Watergate gang. Same food as other prisons. No electronics. No internet. No cellphones. Lots of time to think as it was meant to be. And only old Wall Street Journal copies.

No need to change any rules, just enforce what we have.

Moi

Still waiting for my Enron refund.

bobover3 (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 19, 2011 2:18 am Governments have intervened in macro-economics since the dawn of history. It's one of the things people want governments to do.

Of course, the success of these efforts is another matter. The free market is an ideal to which human frailty repeatedly objects. When people aren't as prosperous as they wish, they want someone to change the rules in their favor.

I am glad that YOU cleared that up for our readership. Now it is PERFECTLY clear what happened in Wisconsin and what almost happened in Indiana.

bobover3 (imported) wrote: Sat Mar 19, 2011 2:18 am When people aren't as prosperous as they wish, they want someone to change the rules in their favor.

In contrast, of course, to the ridiculously super rich, who, when everything is going their way, buy the Republican Party to change the rules even more in their favor. (for example see the Kochs in Wisconsin)

Transward

I wonder

Why not Minnesota, Arizona or even Colorado?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0av63J-OuQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0UcQDUR-fU

Moi

in Babe-land,

the trophy wives of the rich make for great eye candy.