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HughBeaumont

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10. Vicious in the sense that he was grandfatherly and nice in tone.

Reply to The Magistrate (Reply #9)

Wed Jul 31, 2013, 01:06 PM

Jul 2013

At least with obvious Repub lapdogs like Sean Hannity, Eric Bolling, Joe Kernen and Melissa Francis, I know what I'm getting.

Friedman was like the smiling, reassuring doctor with a needle and black gloves behind his back. Those are the ones that gain followings, and the ones you have to watch out for.

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CNBC: "Happy Birthday Milton Friedman!" Verbatim. [View all] HughBeaumont Jul 2013 OP

Yechhh. Link? DirkGently Jul 2013 #1

It was their news ticker on TV. HughBeaumont Jul 2013 #2

Milton Friedman is a monetary fascist. Octafish Jul 2013 #3

And a supporter / enabler of fascist fascists. DirkGently Jul 2013 #4

The Shock Doctrine opened my eyes to lots of things. HughBeaumont Jul 2013 #8

Put it another way malaise Jul 2013 #5

And yet . . . HughBeaumont Jul 2013 #6

Well even Sachs jumped shipped and presented evidence that malaise Jul 2013 #7

There Ought To Be A Hell For This Vicious Reptile To Spit-Roast Eternally In, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2013 #9

Vicious in the sense that he was grandfatherly and nice in tone. HughBeaumont Jul 2013 #10

Kinda like Ronnie Reagan, eh? YoungDemCA Jul 2013 #11

He Has Killed Millions, Sir The Magistrate Jul 2013 #12