[clue-talk] Barnyard Country

[Brian Gibson]

Which is why a centrist philosophy makes more sense
when it comes to economic policy.  Certain human
endeavors benefit from a collective effort and these
projects are often ones where the benefits are shared
by all.  Whereas other pursuits are best rewarded
based ideally on skill and merit.  I say ideally
because all too often incumbent businesses would
rather out-maneuver their competition through
anti-competitive and anti-consumer legislation and
litigation, but that's a whole other topic. 



--- Angelo Bertolli <angelo at freeshell.org> wrote:

> Collins Richey wrote:
> >  Bill Clinton is getting $12 million for his
> memoirs. Hillary got $8
> >  million for hers.  That's $20 million for the
> memories from two people,
> >  who for eight years, repeatedly testified, under
> oath, that they
> >  couldn't remember anything.
> >   
> 
> Then I guess you should be glad you're getting
> probably at least $10 
> million of that put back into the government.
> 
> As if it didn't cost anything to have shared
> resources like roads, clean 
> water, etc.  If there's any one area that is sucking
> up way more than 
> it's fair share of the money, it's the military
> budget... but then again 
> Republicans wouldn't want to touch that one ;)
> 
> Angelo
> 
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