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Trade favors both parties

Posted on: October 4, 2016 at 09:02:41 CT
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it is the insertion of government and force that disrupts that.

I'm not surprised you are in favor of restrictive markets. After all, you favor restricting the labor pool (which directly results in the stuff you are *****ing about). Stay ignorant GAT
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The Economist's take on the global economy... - Gyro MU - 10/4 08:30:37
     Your pointless sarcasm aside, its not a bad article, though - GA Tiger MU - 10/4 08:49:08
          Trade favors both parties - pickle MU - 10/4 09:02:41
               Yes, it tends to. Thats why it has been done. And - GA Tiger MU - 10/4 09:11:33
                    Not tends do, but does. And I'm restating your views - pickle MU - 10/4 09:15:19
                         "restating your views"=straw man fallacy. - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/4 09:38:24
               why the straw man? - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/4 09:03:30
     Lots of ignorance and untruths in that piece - pickle MU - 10/4 08:37:23
          Complete lack of input in that response - GA Tiger MU - 10/4 08:50:26
               No it's not a surprise...contrary and conclusory as always(nm) - Gyro MU - 10/4 09:24:30
                    The entire article is a false premise (nm) - pickle MU - 10/4 09:50:22
                         once again, no input. did you read it? (nm) - mizzou alum 93 MU - 10/4 09:51:13




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