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PostSubject: Re: Think or Swim   Think or Swim - Page 2 EmptySun Sep 07, 2008 2:24 am

cactus flower wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
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Well, say a party is elected that puts forward a strongly progressive taxation regime, or that nationalises natural resources ?

That would be fine then, they voted for that economic settlement so they can live with it. If the party leads the country into recession, emigration and capital flight, then we will know who is to blame. However, if the party leads the country to boom, social progress and large inward migration, then we know who to thank, the people. The beauty of undistorted markets is that accountability is made so much clearer.

Is there any State that fulfills your standards for a free market economy?

Not yet.
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PostSubject: Re: Think or Swim   Think or Swim - Page 2 EmptySun Sep 07, 2008 2:26 am

cookiemonster wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Well, say a party is elected that puts forward a strongly progressive taxation regime, or that nationalises natural resources ?

That would be fine then, they voted for that economic settlement so they can live with it. If the party leads the country into recession, emigration and capital flight, then we will know who is to blame. However, if the party leads the country to boom, social progress and large inward migration, then we know who to thank, the people. The beauty of undistorted markets is that accountability is made so much clearer.

Is there any State that fulfills your standards for a free market economy?

Not yet.

But we'll get Ireland there, won't we cookie? Wink
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PostSubject: Re: Think or Swim   Think or Swim - Page 2 EmptySun Sep 07, 2008 2:29 am

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cookiemonster wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Well, say a party is elected that puts forward a strongly progressive taxation regime, or that nationalises natural resources ?

That would be fine then, they voted for that economic settlement so they can live with it. If the party leads the country into recession, emigration and capital flight, then we will know who is to blame. However, if the party leads the country to boom, social progress and large inward migration, then we know who to thank, the people. The beauty of undistorted markets is that accountability is made so much clearer.

Is there any State that fulfills your standards for a free market economy?

Not yet.

But we'll get Ireland there, won't we cookie? Wink

Or die tryin'
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PostSubject: Re: Think or Swim   Think or Swim - Page 2 EmptySun Sep 07, 2008 2:35 am

cookiemonster wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cookiemonster wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Well, say a party is elected that puts forward a strongly progressive taxation regime, or that nationalises natural resources ?

That would be fine then, they voted for that economic settlement so they can live with it. If the party leads the country into recession, emigration and capital flight, then we will know who is to blame. However, if the party leads the country to boom, social progress and large inward migration, then we know who to thank, the people. The beauty of undistorted markets is that accountability is made so much clearer.

Is there any State that fulfills your standards for a free market economy?

Not yet.

But we'll get Ireland there, won't we cookie? Wink

Or die tryin'

Very Happy Exactly.
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PostSubject: Re: Think or Swim   Think or Swim - Page 2 EmptySun Sep 07, 2008 2:40 am

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cookiemonster wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cookiemonster wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Well, say a party is elected that puts forward a strongly progressive taxation regime, or that nationalises natural resources ?

That would be fine then, they voted for that economic settlement so they can live with it. If the party leads the country into recession, emigration and capital flight, then we will know who is to blame. However, if the party leads the country to boom, social progress and large inward migration, then we know who to thank, the people. The beauty of undistorted markets is that accountability is made so much clearer.

Is there any State that fulfills your standards for a free market economy?

Not yet.

But we'll get Ireland there, won't we cookie? Wink

Or die tryin'

Very Happy Exactly.

Hooah!
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PostSubject: Re: Think or Swim   Think or Swim - Page 2 EmptySun Sep 07, 2008 2:41 am

cookiemonster wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cookiemonster wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cookiemonster wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Ard-Taoiseach wrote:
cactus flower wrote:
Well, say a party is elected that puts forward a strongly progressive taxation regime, or that nationalises natural resources ?

That would be fine then, they voted for that economic settlement so they can live with it. If the party leads the country into recession, emigration and capital flight, then we will know who is to blame. However, if the party leads the country to boom, social progress and large inward migration, then we know who to thank, the people. The beauty of undistorted markets is that accountability is made so much clearer.

Is there any State that fulfills your standards for a free market economy?

Not yet.

But we'll get Ireland there, won't we cookie? Wink

Or die tryin'

Very Happy Exactly.

Hooah!

I'm glad we agree.
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