Comment: Re:Nothing (Score 1) 879
Comment: Re:What the Fuck?! (Score 3, Insightful) 333
Comment: Re:But it's not wrong when corporations do it! Rig (Score 1) 173
You want to be able to tell the New York Times, the BBC, Google, your local radio stations, Microsoft, all of the bloggers that ramble online, every book publisher, people who choose which songs to perform songs in bars (or used to be able to choose, before your illiberal Orwellian anti-freedom kicked in)
Just so we are clear, the GP is saying that the companies above should have the freedom to reach their audiences and customers without being selectively blocked by ISPs.
Comment: Re:But it's not wrong when corporations do it! Rig (Score 2) 173
Comment: Re:Why fit in? (Score 1) 659
Comment: Re:Scope and methods (Score 1) 133
Comment: Re:Articles About Google+ and Facebook on Slashdot (Score 1) 75
Comment: Re:Yes (Score 2) 283
Comment: Re:Will it make a difference? (Score 1) 1042
If we keep spending at the rate we are without the revenues to support it, it'll be a much faster deline.
Fixed it for you
Comment: Re:Twitter + (Score 2) 456
Comment: Re:Former Marine (Score 1) 155
Comment: Re:Known this one for a long time... (Score 1) 352
Reaganomics (macroeconomically) worked in the 80s (it lifted us out of the stagflation of the 70s.) Oddly enough, both supply-siders and Keynesians think that their model is correct, despite the fact that you can just about look at the description of the two and figure out that reality is probably somewhere in between.
"Reaganomics" may be credited with lifting us out of 70s stagflation, but it's hard to know why. Republicans point to lower taxes, but that era also saw a significant increase in deficit spending. It's hard to know if the recovery was due to lower taxes or from huge amounts of borrowed money being pumped into the economy.
Comment: Re:The sky is falling...OH NO!!! /sarc (Score 1) 932
Comment: Re:The sky is falling...OH NO!!! /sarc (Score 1) 932
Paper gains are almost never taxed
My main point still holds: we tax work a lot more than wealth in this country