Re: Lunacy from Brussels


zwsdotcom@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > Since the "bull*** doomed social programs" actually make you richer in
> > the long term - none of us make money from a sick and ill-educated
>
> Oh God, few tortures worse than an unrestrained liberal.
>
> I wouldn't complain about my tax burden if it went into useful,
> forward-looking and enriching things like the space program.

Sucker. Support your local pork-barrel.

> > www.amazon.co.uk. You can now buy via www.amazon.com, but only from
> > associated sellers - Amazon presumably can't be seen to endorse a book
> > that suggests that the U.S. is in any way less than perfect (though
>
> Ah yes, and if I buy a copy, the black helicopters will presumably
> intercept the UPS truck before the book can reach my door. Ever
> considered the possibility that this book is hard to come by because
> the all-hemp organic binding and long hair protruding from between the
> vegan pages set off controlled substance alerts?

It is a perfectly ordinary book - perhaps a bit heavy on the academic
references, as Will Hutton seems to see his role as popularising
academic economic research. I've seen it sold at airports, where any
trace of controlled substance in the binding would probably have
excited the sniffer dogs no end.

The sort of brain-washed attitude that you are exemplifying isn't built
up by teams of armed men in black helicopters, but by years of the sort
of steady, small-scale mis-information which leads you to see any
effort to raise the educational standards of your low income groups as
bleeding heart liberalism, rather than economic development.

Show some self-interested greed, rather than wasting your time
repeating right-wing mantras.

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Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

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