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Doctor_J

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1. Prof Krugman speaks too pedantically in this piece

Reply to DonViejo (Original post)

Mon Jul 7, 2014, 01:00 PM

Jul 2014

Edge of the wedge? Fiat money?

Here let me

They are lying, deliberately, to try to bring down everyone except the 1%. I know it's lying, they know it's lying, and the reason they know it's lying is because it has been disproven many times over. I want one of their leaders to either debate me, soon, or admit that their entire cabal is made of up paid liars and propagandists".

Much better

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Paul Krugman mocks conservative inflation truthers [View all] DonViejo Jul 2014 OP

Prof Krugman speaks too pedantically in this piece Doctor_J Jul 2014 #1

Economy truthers are very annoying. conservaphobe Jul 2014 #2

He is totally correct about it being a theological issue for many rw conservatives. Calvinism has jwirr Jul 2014 #3

Yes, and wealth = virtue. Enthusiast Jul 2014 #4

Exactly. And what many do not understand is that Calvinism is the basis for many religions not just jwirr Jul 2014 #5

Milton Friedman damned the Federal Reserve for not expanding the money supply in the Depression Fortinbras Armstrong Jul 2014 #6

Then there's the nonsense from the Right that there's going to be a run on bonds.... Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2014 #7