TakeAStepBack
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Yes it is.
the right in this country has been pumping the idea of taxes and regulations are evil.
It distroyed the world economy and now you are tripling down on the idiot ideas of the economic short bus school of the Austrians.
Your ideas failed in practice yet again.
why do you stick with historically failed ideas?
You're so far beyond stupid there is no remediation available to cure it. You just can not fix stupid.
Taxes and regulations didn't "destroy the world economy" Capt. Hyperbole.
And for the record, the Austrian school scholars were the ones who called the housing bubble as early as 2001. Pretty good for the "short bus school".
While your hero, Krugman, was the one clamoring for the federal reserve to pump that bubble up following the burst of the dotcom bubble.
You really should STFU permenantly, TM. You do nothing but drool on this forum.
My question is, if the Austrian school is so popular why didn't Bush get rid of the Federal Reserve?
Popular, they are not. Just look how every media pundit and economic "scholar" laughed Peter Schiff off stage when he told them what was going to happen. Economic freedom is extremely unpopular in the media, academics and Washington. For a simple reason; the idea of anchored money and sane monetary position stifles these people's abilities to "capitalize" on positions that they favor.
That does not make them "short bus". What it makes them is unpopular for being correct. That's how it goes in a time of universal deceit.