Re: Modern Marvels

Wilson wrote:
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> "Edward Dolan" <edolan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> "Tom Sherman" <sunsetss0003@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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>>>>> What you are missing is that the economic theory of supply and 
>>>>> demand does not apply because of external factors "gaming" the
system.
>>
>> Wilson wrote:
>>
>>>> Sorry, but external factors "gaming" the system (what system?)  and 
>>>> overriding the economic law of supply and demand is not understood.
>>>
>>> When real life disagrees with theory, do you change theory or believe 
>>> real life observations?
>>
>> Mr. Sherman is caught in a local Black Hole. A larger horizon would 
>> show him the error of his ways. Maybe there is a shortage of civil 
>> engineers in India that he could benefit from. I hear that Iraq also 
>> has a shortage and that they pay rather well too.
>>
>> Mr. Sherman must learn to think globally since that is the kind of 
>> world we are now living in. While Mr. Sherman is mucking about for a 
>> job overseas, Ed Doan the Great will continue to lead his monastic 
>> style of life telling one and all to take their ****ing jobs and to 
>> shove it up their *****. The Great Ed Dolan would not be caught dead 
>> working at a job.
>>
> 
> Mr. Sherman seems to be upset that your forebears purchased property and

> passed it to you as they shuffled off this mortal coil.  Apparently this

> property is what, according to Mr. Sherman, enables your monastic 
> lifestyle. The fact that you do not have to struggle for your daily 
> bread as well as the inability of the cor****ate demons to strip money 
> off your back for their gaming seems not to sit well with Mr. Sherman.  
> Somewhat telling I suspect.

I believe everyone should be made to earn their living. Only hard labor 
and suffering can build true moral character.

-- 
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful