Galt's Gulch

Ellesworth is alive, "Capitalism is killing our morals" WTF

Posted by Signofthedollar 11 years ago to Economics
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And this is a Harvard professor? And dig this line on page 2, "What is certain: Capitalism is eliminating moral values, as Nobel economist Milton Friedman and capitalism’s philosopher Ayn Rand had been preaching to the generation.".

What we have is a government (politics) that is completely controlling the economics of the country. And there will not be a change till we have complete separation of economics and state. Then and only then will you have true capitalism. Right now we have looters and moochers.
SOURCE URL: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/capitalism-is-killing-our-morals-our-future-2013-04-27?link=home_carousel

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  • Posted by ObjectiveAnalyst 10 years, 12 months ago
    Hogwash comes to mind... As if the whole world has ever practiced capitalism... We, have never even practiced true laissez-faire capitalism, but that never enters the minds of the detractors...
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  • Posted by Signofthedollar 10 years, 12 months ago
    And those who can't teach, teach gym.
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    • Posted by khalling 10 years, 12 months ago
      or health
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      • Posted by Non_mooching_artist 10 years, 12 months ago
        That must be why I never liked either.
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        • Posted by khalling 10 years, 12 months ago
          I am too old to have had health-it was all smashed into gym. funny story- I skipped gym so much-that in order to graduate I had to go to gym class (this is after seniors were done for the year) 2 weeks, 7 hours a day. all my friends came by the field and taunted me. let's see, I should be really good at bowling, golf, baseball, and archery. archery is the ONLY thing I am decent at from the intensive gym training at the end of senior year. Gym is lame. If you are doing sports at all-you should not have to take gym. damned Hitler policy
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          • Posted by Non_mooching_artist 10 years, 12 months ago
            I took 3 dance classes two days a week. I didn't need it. As soon as I had my credits, I was DONE! That was 10th grade. I like the idea that if you play sports, it exempts you from gym. Hitler policy, lol. Or big Soviet women throwing medicine balls!
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            • Posted by khalling 10 years, 12 months ago
              that was in your time-not mine. mandatory. vocal practice 7am 3 days a week during competition season, speech practice 5 days a week-often in lieu of lunch (during comp. season), 2 ballet classes 3 days per week, 3 ballet classes on saturday, then play practice until 11 pm. oh-and I walked 3 miles uphill both ways in the snow to school unless I I picked out a boyfriend who had a car with heat.- if I couldn't get into the fact that they were sort of learning to kiss-I just trudged home-often wearing a skirt.
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              • Posted by LetsShrug 10 years, 12 months ago
                What the hell kind of schedule IS this? I went to school 8-3 (walked both ways, no hill, but lots of snow). Played softball and spent a few weeks at church camp during the summer on the beach. That was it. (Dance, ballet, singing, speech, trying to find a boy to use for his car heat....no wonder you didn't want a kiss, you had play practice til 11pm! You wore skirts in the winter?? Or was that just for warm car persuasion purposes?).
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                • Posted by khalling 10 years, 12 months ago
                  made my own clothes. pants are harder to sew the top stitching business and zipper/fly shenanigans.
                  I'm like a third world country seamstress three sheets to the wind. uh, no, not really. but I was impatient about the details in sewing. skirts are rip them through the machine, insert waistband, whip through a hem-voila! the part I liked was picking out fabric. I could spend hours(but I didn't have them then) going thru a fabric store fingering the goods. I made my jr prom dress. peach satin silk spaghetti straps, cut down to there-cuz it was the late 70s and no one wore a bra, cut up to here, cuz it was the 70s and swirly. I probably still have it in CO
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