@ScottAdamsSays Death penalty for drawing cartoons is harmless, as no one would draw cartoons and no one dies.
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This is why I say analogies are not part of reason.
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Analogies may have shortcomings, but they are often fantastic at humorously pointing out flawed logic.
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No, it only seems that way BECAUSE they are funny.
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Ah, so there's no social commentary in Dilbert then. It's just funny fiction in isolation.
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@justinamash, if you're the only one left in the GOP pointing this out, I'm worried https://twitter.com/justinamash/status/805626315810504704 …@yaronbrook@MarkRPellegrino -
@BenSasse has been talking decent sense on this topic (and other econ, see my retweet from yesterday).https://twitter.com/BenSasse/status/805412461016973312 … -
His 1st sentence = insincere. Force isn't well-intended
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Very true.
@BenSasse is sometimes diplomatic in a way that harms message. Still one of better GOP.@JonathanHoenig@yaronbrook
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Yes! Same with the Carrier deal. Who are all these people that were asleep during the first day of their Economics classes?
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It's as if they don't understand comparative advantage or fact that imports raise standard of living. infuriating.
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What do you think the solution is to this massive amount of misguided group think?
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It's incredibly disheartening b/c it's as if some ppl r willfully remaining ignorant 2 facts.A refusal to even consider opp. pov.
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Agreed. Dan Rather had a great piece about this yesterday. I think it's the question of our time.
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@edkrayewski Marginally, but silly to claim 35% -
yeah but that's not only it. if a company wants to move, it's to reduce costs. Can't reduce costs-->increases prices
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i don't see anything wrong with using the threat of withholding govt contracts to prevent offshoring...
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...and nothing wrong with cutting taxes and deregulation to make it cheaper to do business here either.
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taxes support schools/1st responders; regulations often abt safety. So that change is "cost" to consumers too.
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not those taxes. And most regs are garbage. You're just spouting mindless propaganda
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no, I'm saying nothing is simple fix. Everything comes with a "cost" that must be considered.
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Regs have benefits and costs Who can most efficiently do that trade off? Customer or regulator spending OPM
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