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You're in the "didn't get the point" group. -burn8

nobody here seems to get Friedman's point which is not that much of a surprise. -burn8

Ekornes Stressless with the computer table http://www.ekornes.com/us/stressless/stressless_recliners/ http://www.ekornes.com/sitefiles/site601/shop/stressless-pc-bord-20105.jpg -burn8

Lawyers and politicians.

Keep the gun collection. -burn8

Great comments. -burn8

3+7=10 -burn8

I think what youre supposed to do is pay your "fair share" whatever in the world that means. Let me know when you find out. -burn8

You actually did say that they were stealing from the poor. -burn8

I'm curious to see if there is an example that does not include the Govt enabling "the rich" to steal from the poor. -burn8

Yes, which is what makes Obama's out of control spending the right thing to do... :/ -burn8

Corporations have no interest in locating themselves in low-tax locations? Corporations that build, hire people, bring demand for local goods and services... -burn8

One of the first 1000 production Apple II's -burn8

So move the subsidies from oil to coal??? How does that make sense? -burn8

Crony Capitalism is not Capitalism. Anyone who continues to empower govt is empowering the corrupted. -burn8

Not even close. -burn8

Eating a lot of bread can make you really fat. There should also be a bread tax. -burn8

Responding to Alter, George Mason University economist Don Boudreaux agreed that interest-group liberalism has indeed been leavened by idea-driven liberalism. Which is the problem. "These ideas," Boudreaux says, "are almost exclusively about how other people should live their lives. These are...

tax, tax, tax, tax... tax, tax, tax...

If the public sector jobs actually do disappear someday. All of those people will have an opportunity to actually go create something instead of just pulling from a strained system. -burn8