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Ideally, economic prosperity would not correlate with race. One can argue how best to achieve this ideal state. On the other hand, one who argues that racial correlation with prosperity is inevitable, or worse yet, that it is desirable; can not possibly be part of the solution to an obvious...

fine, but can you answer my questions: What illusion? Since you've concluded that the government can only prop up the economy for "so long," what do you think the limiting factor will be that determines how long the government can do it.?

I believe you have this quite wrong. It is entirely Trumps fault. It is not the CDCs nor the NIH's fault. Trump continues to interfere in these agencies. To convince yourself that it really is all Trumps fault, order this book and read it. I should be available at cost...

What illusion? Since you've concluded that the government can only prop up the economy for "so long," what do you think the limiting factor will be that determines how long the government can do it.?

Germany, in the period between the Nazis coming to power and their invasion of Poland, is the best example of the application of Keynesian economics the world has yet seen.

Older than that., young man.

I think you could get even more out of smoking a joint and watching a Pink Floyd video. "The Wall'' perhaps.

I tend to agree that hardship for American families did not fully end until the end of WWII. The idea that WWII lifted the U.S. from the depths of depression is somewhat due to revisionist history. The actual course of recovery began with an open letter to FDR by J.M. Keynes in 1933 published...

all of this was reported in the mainstream media years ago. Nothing new here. The American public is not aware because we have moved on to speculating on Nicholas Sandmann's settlement with the press, MyPillow and Testofen.

Off course he would, knowing that he will never be caught in his exaggeration. I blame his parents.

Just wanted to point out that many, likely most, historians believe the cause of the second World War was the First World War; specifically the price the allies extracted on Germany in the Treaty of Versailles. J.M. Keynes, the youngest -- mid thirties I believe -- of the British delegation...

OK. That makes sense. I'm using the wrong definition of globalization. Your definition of globalization is benign. I can see very well your viewpoint. Thanks.

Jesus, my English in the second post of this thread suggests I should take Trumps Alzheimer's test. I don't think I was drunk. I think I must have been interrupted before proofing and foolishly hit send.

In typical zerohedge fashion, 'much ado about nothing.' The Attorney's fee plus $1 would be about right. This is a nuisance suit, I'm surprised the Judge reinstated any part of it. You're not going to hear from either party what the settlement was. But it wasn't much I can assure you of that.

Federal judge reinstates libel lawsuit filed by Covington Catholic teen against Washington Post Covington Catholic High School in Park Hills, Ky. The family of student Nicholas Sandmann is suing The Washington Post for $250 million. (Bryan Woolston/AP) By Paul Farhi Oct. 28, 2019 at 5:30 p.m...

what were his damages I wonder? I am going to waste time and google this shit. I have absolutely zerotrust in anything that comes from zerohedge.

I most categorically disagree. If a nation wants to develop they simply won't be able to do it with a closed economy. If a developed nation tries to close its economy it will prove impossibly difficult. We are already globalized, and we will get more globalized with time. Trump and his...

I'd be shocked if that holds in this next election after bone spurs, Mattis's departure and Trump kissing up to Putin after it came out that Putin was paying bounty to Taliban to kill U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Mind you Putin has good reason to want to do this, and now with his man in the White...

ha ha ha ha ha

All this talk and no one knows what the settlement was. My guess is not much if anything. . .