Libertarian economics. - Page 5

coadie · #41 11-23-2010, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Socialite

No, this is your broken-English question that I didn't understand. You have about 10 questions left answered from me today. Good job. Way to deflect and move on.

If you don't know what an accompanying minor is to a degree, I can't help you. Look it up. You're pretty good at that.

I did. It is a quitter. a few classes and not a degree. A 4 year sdegree is a start.

Socialite · #42 11-23-2010, 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by coadie

I did. It is a quitter. a few classes and not a degree. A 4 year sdegree is a start.

A quitter? Once again an assumption. That's all you make these days are assumptions. I'm a liberal, college drop-out, and under 18. You're a joke.

Because I state I have a MINOR in something doesn't mean I don't have a MAJOR in something else! *bright light shines on coadie's face*

What's your point anyway? Go back and answer the dozens of questions you've deflected today.

coadie · #43 11-23-2010, 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Socialite

A quitter? Once again an assumption. That's all you make these days are assumptions. I'm a liberal, college drop-out, and under 18. You're a joke.

Because I state I have a MINOR in something doesn't mean I don't have a MAJOR in something else! *bright light shines on coadie's face*

What's your point anyway? Go back and answer the dozens of questions you've deflected today.

I ask questions for a living. Your questions can be answered with some sincere reading.

You should be ashamed for not knowing what Libertarians use for economic foundations and principles.

Socialite · #44 11-23-2010, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by coadie

I ask questions for a living. Your questions can be answered with some sincere reading.

You should be ashamed for not knowing what Libertarians use for economic foundations and principles.

Nope. I'm not ashamed.

How much did you get paid today for asking me all those questions?

A conversation is one place where questions are asked. A library is another. Your questions could just have easily been answered by reading. I think I have a good handle on the over-arching principles of libertarian economic principles... at least a beginner's handle.

How many registered Republicans do you think can answer that question for the GOP's economic philosophies?

You think too highly of yourself coadie. It's too bad that our opinions don't mirror your own self-appraisal. Some more questions to ask yourself.

coadie · #45 11-24-2010, 07:15 PM

Socialist Help us out You still have put forth a single line about economics.\
Not one.

coadie · #46 11-29-2010, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by coadie

Socialist Help us out You still have put forth a single line about economics.\
Not one.

Have any good stuff on the economics yet?

Ferd · #47 11-29-2010, 12:19 PM

Arent most Liberatarians Austrian School economic people?

Socialite · #48 11-29-2010, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by coadie

Have any good stuff on the economics yet?

I've said plenty. It just didn't meet your matrix requirements.

I gave you the basics of what their party platform is all about. You are wanting the philosophy behind their positions. I haven't studied it out that deep. Obviously, you have (that, or your Google fingers are quicker than mine). So are you wanting a brownie button? What is it you want exactly? What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this thread?

I'm not sure why you keep insisting, other than it proves how pathetic you can be.