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To: mishedlo who wrote (69443)	9/7/2006 8:06:15 AM
From: stockfiend	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

What's absurd is your inability to cope with disagreement without resorting to belittlement. The call on inflation/deflation is too close and nuanced for either view to be considered absurd.

To: mishedlo who wrote (69443)	9/7/2006 11:07:36 AM
From: russwinter	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110194

So what's the bottom line to all this all too familiar "through the looking glass" argument of yours (and other Ministry of Truth rectifiers and Pig Man enablers), over the last several years? Should the Wizards start printing even more money up, now that restaurants are feeling pressures? If so, you fit my definition of a flat earther, just entered on my Winterism definitions: Flat Earther: One, typically a Keynesian, who believes the solution to any economic weakness is printing money or providing easy credit. The chief flat earther in the world today is the Bank of Japan, who allows Riskloves and Pig Men to feed at the free Ponzi finance money trough, and with barely an interruption. The resulting carry trade is the genesis for creating a vast array of overpriced and economically unjustified securities and assets, maladjusted economic activity, and inflation.