The market for common sense. “…two years before his death, Hugo Chavez tried to repeal the law of supply and demand … Chavez despised the law because he believed it robbed the poor and unjustly profited producers.” The fact that nitwits like Chavez and Obama can be elected and re-elected is proof the market for common sense has nearly vanished.
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HMMMMMMMM, VERY interesting!
I found a story link about Obama and a shopping trip that was originally posted in the NYTimes on Mar 14th, but when I clicked it, I kept getting this message:
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Here, you try it:
http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/03/14/chic-in-review-pharrells-phragrance-karls-custom-emojis-and-obamas-shopping-trip/
Worked for me. Surprisingly!
Maybe it's because I blocked all cookies from the Slimes.
Mmmmmmmmmmm. Could be. You didn't miss anything anyway.
Speaking of markets:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/mar/17/phillips-the-insanity-of-free-trade-agreements/
The market for common sense hasn't dried up, but the people that strive for it, already have it, and the ones that need it, aren't smart enough to know where to look.
We need to take over a place that has some, and eject those lacking. That would be a capitalist's Nirvana!
Some people are born stupid, others achieve it through indoctrination, and others work really hard at being stupid.
Didn't that idiot ever figure out that the only revenue that came into that cesspool of a country came from oil. High demand meant more money to buy the toys that chavie boy wanted. Dead and still stupid.
In the cases of both, the only way they could win the second time was to stuff the ballot boxes. At least Chavez has joined some other like him, room temperature and taking that long extended nap.