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Reply 120
kultist
What happens when things like monopolies and ogliarchies occur, which they often do?


Well you have a Competition Commission, which is what we do have.
Reply 121
poossum
Well you have a Competition Commission, which is what we do have.


That would be Big Government, which removes your freedoms and eats your dog. You say you want a free society, but the moment you realise what true freedom entails you suddenly lose the stomach for it.
kultist
put your precious 'free markets' or 'fair societies' in a metaphorical boston crab.


Calm down, I'm a Lib Dem!
poossum
Well you have a Competition Commission, which is what we do have.


Competition laws which companies frequently breach if you read the reports.
Reply 124
serrellen
Calm down, I'm a Lib Dem!


I'm a socialist. Pick a damn side you limp wristed pansy!

EDIT: Joking btw, I am not a member of the socialist party.
poossum
Well you have a Competition Commission, which is what we do have.

That's a bit self-contradictory. You can't have a free market if there's a governmental entity that breaks up naturally-formed monopolies.
Reply 126
kultist
I'm a socialist. Pick a damn side you limp wristed pansy!

EDIT: Joking btw, I am not a member of the socialist party.


Don't worry I'm sure you'll mature and grow out of it. It's all a part of growing up, rejecting socialism.
poossum
Don't worry I'm sure you'll mature and grow out of it. It's all a part of growing up, rejecting socialism.


Its all part of growing up, realising the theory in your cushy books doesn't always pan out the same in real life.
Reply 128
poossum
Don't why I'm sure you'll mature and grow out of it. It's all a part of growing up, rejecting socialism.


Read my post again. If you don't realise what you just did, try reading it aloud.
*Star*Guitar*
Its all part of growing up, realising the theory in your cushy books doesn't always pan out the same in real life.

I wasn't aware that the Communist Manifesto was considered "cushy".
numb3rb0y
I wasn't aware that the Communist Manifesto was considered "cushy".


I was relating to the OP's study of economics.
Reply 131
numb3rb0y
That's a bit self-contradictory. You can't have a free market if there's a governmental entity that breaks up naturally-formed monopolies.


He's not interested in true freedom, or a fair society. He's interested in punishing people for sex as a way to take out his own anger about relationships, and he's using certain parts of libertarianism as a means to an end because his points alone are ridiculous at face value.
serrellen
Let's not talk about where you study.


Lets not, since it makes no difference to the thread.
*Star*Guitar*
Lets not, since it makes no difference to the thread.

Apart from explaining away your rather irrelevant comments. So actually, quite a lot of difference to the thread.
kultist
That's rich as chocolate coming from you.

I really wouldn't make comments like that, not knowing his academic background and all that.
*Star*Guitar*
short-sighted view on how degrees are taught


Um, I don't think he was criticising the way the course is taught, but rather the institution at which it is taught. Valid point, to be fair.
serrellen
I really wouldn't make comments like that, not knowing his academic background and all that.


Then maybe you should keep yours to yourself; since a few A-levels say nothing about mine.
Reply 137
serrellen
I really wouldn't make comments like that, not knowing his academic background and all that.


I was referring to the fact that he has posted not one thing of any substance that hasn't been torn to shreds by everyone else on the thread.
serrellen
I really wouldn't make comments like that, not knowing his academic background and all that.

He's obviously got a reasonable academic background, but kultist is right; there's absolutely no consistency in his reasoning, and if you have to keep jumping from sinking ship to sinking ship just to stop your point from failing utterly then it's obvious the argument you're trying to make doesn't have a firm base. He could have a PhD in PPE from Cambridge and it wouldn't change that.
serrellen
Um, I don't think he was criticising the way the course is taught, but rather the institution at which it is taught. Valid point, to be fair.


I'm not even going to start going on about external marking and the like. If you really think my Uni choice will have such a detrimental effect that I can't even voice a valid opinion, then you are very much mistaken.

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