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1:00 pm, November 19th, 2009 - 13 comments
Categories: business, cartoons -
Tags: whining
The current rise of populism challenges the way we think about peopleâs relationship to the economy.We seem to be entering an era of populism, in which leadership in a democracy is based on preferences of the population which do not seem entirely rational nor serving their longer interests. ...
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1970 looks like a young don brash đ classic comic though very true.
~500BC and mid 1850s: Slavery can’t be banned or the economy will be ruined.
I like this one đ
We can’t save the planet or the economy will be ruined.
Very amusing… I don’t think the recent ones are quite the same as the slaves…. Great drawing though.
I don’t think the recent ones are quite the same as the slaves
Think about it…
You can be sure that I did!
And yet…
And you still missed the similarity?
Funny eh? I thought it was obvious that you can’t really fight for tea breaks if you’re still a slave.
The nature of the process necessarily implies that the later battles, while not insignificant, will be more focused on narrower, more specific issues than the earlier ones.
Mind you I’ve seen kiwiteen thinking before, so I’m not doubting that particular claim.
There is a significant difference between putting people into slavery and not giving people tea breaks every two minutes.
One is immoral the other is sensible.
Can you guess which felix?
Oh and why you’re at it, when have you seen me think before?
It’s got nothing to do with slavery being immoral – it has to do with it being the same bloody argument, if X happens then the economy collapses. It hasn’t changed in two and a half thousand years and it still doesn’t hold water.
But your argument fails to make any sense.
That’s a bloody good question.
kiwiteen, if you want a response from me you’re going to have to get a lot fewer transparent about your trolling.