brucefancher

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by brucefancher 11y ago
They didn't lose the records -- Cohagen stole them!
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Yes. As the economist Assar Lindbeck once said, "next to bombing, rent control seems in many cases to be the most efficient technique so far known for destroying cities".
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Sadly, he's correct that there really aren't that many classical liberals (the correct term for what he calls "libertarians") in Silicon Valley. Despite the fact that economic freedom in general and the technology indus
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by brucefancher 13y ago
No. Next question.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
You monster.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Ban all PACs? So, in other words, repeal the First Ammendment. No thanks.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Clojure.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
My creeping concern is that Naomi Wolf is one missed dose of her medication from becoming a bag lady.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Why should I bother to read some moronic crap written by a marketing chick?
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Rank hypocrisy from the man who got a half-billion dollar loan from the U.S. goverment (that he's paid it back is irrelevant) and continues to receive hundreds of millions a year in subsidies via carbon credits, tax credits, etc.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
You know, it's like French with Chinese syntax.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Yeah, but malaria mostly only kills (tens of millions of) children in poor countries in Africa and Asia so it's of no concern to right-thinking environmentalists in rich Western countries.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
The Bloomberg story on the Koch Brothers is a complete smear job: http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2011/09/bloomberg-legi... Statists don't like the Koch's because they hate anyone who believes that people should be free to make thei
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by brucefancher 13y ago
Don't forget about when they legalized gay marriage.
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by brucefancher 13y ago
The so-called "hoarding problem" was debunked decades ago: http://mises.org/money/2s9.asp It's still orthodoxy among academic economists, but there isn't any historical evidence that it's actually true. More recently, this article in Forb