Re: Eminent Domain Abuse

From: Arthur A. Fay (afay3_at_houston.rr.com)
Date: 03/02/05 

Date: Wed, 02 Mar 2005 23:50:32 GMT

On 3/2/05 1:05 PM, in article 42260f67.6357976@news.telus.net,
"royls@telus.net" <royls@telus.net> wrote:

> You are talking about substituting capital for land, a very different
> matter. The supply of land is fixed. Learn it or condemn yourself to
> talk nonsense.

Speaking of nonsense, why is a finite commodity not subject to the laws of
supply and demand? There are limited broadcast bands for radio and
television. There is a finite amount of natural resources. What, exactly,
is the issue here?

Art

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Eminent Domain Abuse
    ... The supply of land is fixed. ... Learn it or condemn yourself to ... >> talk nonsense. ... why is a finite commodity not subject to the laws of ...
    (sci.econ)
  • Re: The whole dialect business
    ... >>> speaking from pure knowledge and I find it exasperating. ... >>equally erroneous nonsense... ...
    (soc.culture.scottish)
  • Re: James: only speaking of it to no one
    ... Marius Hancu wrote: ... only speaking of it to no one and quite aware he couldn't have spoken ... He's going to cherish and 'play with' his vision; do almost anything with it - but he's going to speak of it to no one because if he did, it would sound like nonsense. ...
    (alt.usage.english)
  • Re: Why do Liberals always favor our enemies?
    ... idiots like you believe such nonsense. ... Show us where the left has made the effort to condemn militant Islam ... it goes round and round. ...
    (alt.politics)
  • Re: Conservative "Shock Jocks"
    ... > their politics or not) people to undermine their own cause by ... > speaking and writing such nonsense? ... rants with demonstrably false nonsense - the wingnuts love it. ...
    (talk.origins)