Great Read

[therealUT]

The recent financial crisis has been a source of new hope for those who despise capitalism. The Democratic presidential candidate has gone out on a limb by declaring that the current crisis is the result of deregulation during the Bush presidency. (No such deregulation took place.) Slate.com's Jacob Weisberg has taken a more cautious approach. According to Weisberg, the current crisis is the result of the lack of new regulations rather than the shredding of old regulations. While Weisberg is not as obviously wrong as Obama, his claims are unsubstantiated, poorly argued, and false.

Has Libertarianism Ended? - D.W. MacKenzie - Mises Institute

I am only provided the introduction in order that most will take their time to read this article.

 

[BigPapaVol]

you know the deregulation is a red herring, because neither of the candidates has any idea what the hell they're talking about.
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[T-TownVol]

and the Republicans have not defended themselves...AT ALL

 

[volinbham]

Are you sure OE didn't write this? The term "government failure" is rampant through out the text. The only thing missing is a picture of a pile of dog crap or of a guy puking.

Good read though.

 

[therealUT]

and the Republicans have not defended themselves...AT ALL

Well, McCain can't because he in no way believes in anything other than compromise.

 

[T-TownVol]

i just wish any Repub in any office would stand up and tell their side of the story instead of letting the Dems drive the story