We Have Never Been Stable

visajoe1

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Hot Doug's closed. As usual, you are a dime short and a day late.

You'll never know how good this was


Cajun Pork Sausage with Bleu Cheese Dijonnaise, Fried Okra and Spicy Smoked Almonds
lol, ok fog. curious what their story was, probly a good one if they had devoted customers like that. if any of you all go to la, you gotta check phillipes, been open for 99 years. its like this everyday

 

Fogdog

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lol, ok fog. curious what their story was, probly a good one if they had devoted customers like that. if any of you all go to la, you gotta check phillipes, been open for 99 years. its like this everyday

yet once more, you have the social shoes of a clown.
What you posted was irrelevant to the conversation. What's it like to have to say something even when you have nothing to say?
 

visajoe1

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yet once more, you have the social shoes of a clown.
What you posted was irrelevant to the conversation. What's it like to have to say something even when you have nothing to say?
what are you talking about? why so angry?
 

twostrokenut

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because it's human behavior.

A force of nature is a natural phenomenon that humans cannot control. In physics, there are four fundamental forces. An event outside of human control for which no one can be held responsible.
Humans are greedy, this is natural. How far do you want to go back on this, to the first humans that coveted fire and did not share the secret with the rest?
 

Fogdog

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Humans are greedy, this is natural. How far do you want to go back on this, to the first humans that coveted fire and did not share the secret with the rest?
The market is not driven by natural forces. Human behavior is not a natural force.

Libertarian beliefs are a philosophy, and have never been tested in reality. Its basis is a made up idea, "market forces", which are not ever clearly defined. It requires belief without proof, much like religion. I'm not surprised that a libertarian can't grasp facts.

In reality, libertarians are tools of the 1%.
 
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Fogdog

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Almost everyone here believes they are some kind of intellect. Most y'all just look like fools to me.

It's entertaining.
It's impossible to fully understand people who are much smarter than you. You remind me of a retard who called a normal person "stupid". The retard didn't have much of a vocabulary and fell back on one of the few words they knew.
 

fdd2blk

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It's impossible to fully understand people who are much smarter than you. You remind me of a retard who called a normal person "stupid". The retard didn't have much of a vocabulary and fell back on one of the few words they knew.
:dunce:
 

twostrokenut

Well-Known Member
The market is not driven by natural forces. Human behavior is not a natural force.

Libertarian beliefs are a philosophy, and have never been tested in reality. Its basis is a made up idea, "market forces", which are not ever clearly defined. It requires belief without proof, much like religion. I'm not surprised that a libertarian can't grasp facts.

In reality, libertarians are tools of the 1%.
Yet the boom and bust cycle persists and is measurable and predictable. Ironic that my side predicts these every time in the last 100 years and yet your side does not.

Tragic in that my side does not consider prediction as economic science and that prediction is your sides central purpose of their economic discipline.
 

Fogdog

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Yet the boom and bust cycle persists and is measurable and predictable. Ironic that my side predicts these every time in the last 100 years and yet your side does not.

Tragic in that my side does not consider prediction as economic science and that prediction is your sides central purpose of their economic discipline.
Economic science is an oxymoron. Economics is a philosophy dressed up as science by a naive use of statistics.

Human behavior creates economic boom and bust cycles. Libertarians most conveniently hand wave around this complexity by lumping it all together as "market forces" when it is not a force at all. Use of that term is a red flag to indicate ignorance. Libertarians are used by the 1% to increase their own influence.

For example, your silver market is a very good example of a manipulated market that you believe is somehow driven by "market forces". You might make money from it but you are completely mislead by those mumbo jumbo charts. Skill is not the same as luck.
 

ttystikk

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Economic science is an oxymoron. Economics is a philosophy dressed up as science by a naive use of statistics.

Human behavior creates economic boom and bust cycles. Libertarians most conveniently hand wave around this complexity by lumping it all together as "market forces" when it is not a force at all. Use of that term is a red flag to indicate ignorance. Libertarians are used by the 1% to increase their own influence.

For example, your silver market is a very good example of a manipulated market that you believe is somehow driven by "market forces". You might make money from it but you are completely mislead by those mumbo jumbo charts. Skill is not the same as luck.
.. And skill and luck are both outflanked my active manipulation.
 
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