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miércoles, 28 de septiembre de 2011 13:23 GMT
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Jacek K.
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RE: Politicians : your views

 

Originally written by Dodo Kaipdodo on September 18, 2011 10:37 AM in another thread:

The worst problem is those that earn their keeping and also public welfare for inveterate non-earners have no right to defend themselves, and the state can`t/won`t defend them, either.

Scum comes in every colour/nation/orientation/whatever, but certain kinds of scum can hide behind its colour/whatever, and that`s another(?) problem.

Folks (various nations and various colours, mind you!) who pay taxes suffer loss and injury and sometimes get killed because of street riots, but they, except for those lucky enough to have get killed, still must pay (more and more) taxes to ensure the wellfare of the scum. One can be sued and convicted for a Politically Incorrect phrase, but one is free to break windows and burn cars and just shit the streets just because dealing with the one would be Politically Incorrect. As well as trying to make the scum earn their bread and drugs.

Know what? I suspect governments could deal with the scum of that kind, but they won`t. Because if loyal subjects see those can be forced to earn their living, the loyal subjects might get ideas about demanding that the gvt men and women really earn their own keeping, too...

Originally written by John Bunch on September 18, 2011 11:59 AM

You are talking about the UK riots ? 

Originally written by Dodo Kaipdodo on September 18, 2011 12:04 PM

Those, too.

I think I prefer more nuanced analyses of the scum, e.g.,

As Scorn for Vote Grows, Protests Surge Around Globe


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sábado, 08 de octubre de 2011 6:39 GMT
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Jacek K.
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RE: Politicians : your views

Originally written by Antti Veranen on October 6, 2011 7:38 PM

Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his famous book "Black Swan" deals with the Nobel-prizes and reduces them to a level of mere yearly polemics often following popular trends (take the 2009 peace prize for President Obama for example with less than a year in the office) and also for many of the prize-winners of economics later being proven to have created plenty of negative developmental effects with their theories.

Now we have, among others, the Liberian president about whom five years ago one could read the following article:

"Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf: Liberia's 'Iron Lady'".

Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf and Margaret Thatcher may share more than a nickname. Both "Iron Ladies" were the first women to hold the top political jobs in their countries. Both honed instincts that enabled them to survive in a male-dominated profession for the long term.

Thatcher may have had to fight for her political life. Johnson-Sirleaf has faced situations that could have ended her life. She was one of only four cabinet ministers to escape execution when Samuel Doe overthrew the government of President William Tolbert in 1980.

Like many Liberians who are descended from freed American slaves, Johnson-Sirleaf was educated in the United States. In 1961, she headed west to study at the University of Colorado and – later – at Harvard, where she studied economics and obtained a master's degree in public administration. In 1971, she returned to Liberia and a life in government, as a member of the privileged Americo-Liberian elite. ...

Between 1983 and 1985, she served as Director of Citibank in Nairobi. She decided to return to Liberia after Doe legalized political parties in 1984. ...

And also: "Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf finally confesses to funding Liberian civil war".


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RE: Politicians : your views
 
But... why would the post-Obama Nobel Committee care?

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