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Comment on: Multi-level Utilitarianism

nukes - the answer to all things

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all things 'free' at least

Freedom is not free and it definitely requires blood to get it, keep it and transfer it. I did not care much about the middle easterners lacking freedom until I realized if they don't have freedom, they will kill me to take away mine. So now, I am for water boarding and anything else under earth of destroy our enemies - and if Obama thinks he wants to talk. he should move over there and do all the talking he wants without inlcuding we the people. Oh, I gotta go polish my gun and tott it a little - just for fun. i do think the bail out would end sooner if the responsible parties were asked to serve in Iraq as restitution for the economic panic/mess.

Where Have You Been?

Motorized! You are hysterical! I am laughing so hard right now! Thanks! PS - I would like a special nuke for Madame, Nancy Pelosi! Thanks!

tnx for your comments

tnx :) i'm not sure about the bailout plan either .... my knowledge of economics is limited, but i've been wondering why the FDIC couldn't sell insurance to banks when lending to other banks to protect against losses. insurance fees collected by the FDIC would be used to reduce losses from bank failures. essentially, the FDIC would not only handle insuring individual accounts, but also larger institutional entities. perhaps this idea could be used to deal with the credit swap mess while that is being sorted out. dunno ... i'm not really into the expansion of institutional power, unless it improves efficiency and gov't as a mechanism, so i'm very leery of what is going on right now. -_-