My favorite reason to support Ron Paul

[taekwondave]

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...th-return.html

[Uncle Ted]

War, huh, good God. What is it good for? Absolutely Nothing!

And that includes the economy...

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012/...d-for-all.html

Say it again...

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[Omaha 680]

War, huh, good God. What is it good for? Absolutely Nothing!

And that includes the economy...

http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2012/...d-for-all.html

Say it again...

Good aricle. The broken window is probably the most ricidulous fallacy put forth by Keynes. I would be considered pretty hawkish politically, but you have to be pretty dense to think war is better than peace for an economy. I think this is applicable to any large scale government spending. It is necessary in certain areas, but there are definitely deminishing returns.

I'm sure everyone has seen this before, but I think it's brilliant. The whole second verse is an argument about WWII and the economy:

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Creating employment's a straightforward craft
When the nation's at war and there's a draft.
If every worker was staffed in the army and fleet
We'd have full employment and nothin' to eat.

[Pelado]

Good aricle. The broken window is probably the most ricidulous fallacy put forth by Keynes. I would be considered pretty hawkish politically, but you have to be pretty dense to think war is better than peace for an economy. I think this is applicable to any large scale government spending. It is necessary in certain areas, but there are definitely deminishing returns.

I'm sure everyone has seen this before, but I think it's brilliant. The whole second verse is an argument about WWII and the economy:

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I hadn't seen that before. On point.

[Omaha 680]

I hadn't seen that before. On point.

Make sure you watch Part 1 as well, then. I like 2 more, but both are excellent.

[Uncle Ted]