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| At what point does "basic economics" become "common sense"? by Jerry Whorebach 06/22/2010, 7:45pm PDT | ||||
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1) Mandatory licensing of professional services increases the prices of those services (unenlightened answer: disagree). This is why you should always choose an unlicensed medical doctor - because the costs are always lower in the long run. Here are some other good tips for people without an economic brain (liberals/very liberals): Instead of paying to dump your garbage, try throwing it in a lake! You'll be surprised how quickly those savings add up. Instead of buying government fat cat-inspected people food, try eating anything from anywhere! Why pay for aspartame when anti-freeze is just as sweet? Need some money? Cash-in your savings! Remember: money is only worthless paper until someone spends it, but a jet ski is a fucking JET SKI. |
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More evil from the boys at WSJ by 06/22/2010, 1:16pm PDT  At what point does "basic economics" become "common sense"? by 06/22/2010, 7:45pm PDT WSJ staff knows less about the world than Canadian who can't get his own coffee. NT by 06/22/2010, 9:28pm PDT |
