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Strategies & Market Trends : Commodities - The Coming Bull Market

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To: Dan B. who wrote (1357)7/7/2002 9:44:43 PM
From: craig crawford  Read Replies (1) of 1643
 
>> I think everyone well informed realizes that it is more appropriate to state that "pinko liberals" typically blame Free Trade for causing various ills, while Conservatives FAR more often than Liberals, often blame tarrifs(and rightly so, IMObviousO), for many ills. <<

no one will deny that in recent times many republicans and pseudo-conservatives have jumped on the free trade bandwagon. i have never denied this. i just don't believe them to be true conservatives in the traditional sense.

>> It seems to me that to promote your view to others here, you are managing to offer a warped history rife with perverted, false definitions(in fact, exactly backwards). Rather disgusting, IMO. <<

i am the one who has posted tons of references which show that traditional conservatives used to be against free trade, and only in recent decades have republicans perverted conservatism by adopting a free trade stance. and it is no surprise why. corporations rule america today. politicians need corporate contributions to get re-elected. that is why you see many major political candidates pandering to big business and backing free trade deals, whether democrat or republican, liberal or conservative. the power of corporate special interests is simply too great to resist.
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