Topic: Green's wanton destruction of electronics and books provides a Keynesian stimulus to the UK economy.
Meta started this discussion 12 years ago #34,037
Discuss.
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Anonymous D joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 50 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #470,118
He seems to destroy second-hand electronics, so maybe not so much of a boost.
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Meta (OP) replied with this 12 years ago, 9 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #470,119
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Do you ever wonder if I'm some kind of Markov bot fed with old mises.org articles?
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> He seems to destroy second-hand electronics, so maybe not so much of a boost.
Fair point. But it could also be argued that he takes secondhand scriptures and electronics off the market, stimulating demand for new electronics and holy books. He's like a Cash for Clunkers for electronics and scriptures. Also, not to mention he's supporting butter prices and dairy producer incomes and wages with his prodigious consumption of butter.
Do you ever wonder if I'm some kind of Markov bot fed with old mises.org articles?
Also:
> He seems to destroy second-hand electronics, so maybe not so much of a boost.
Fair point. But it could also be argued that he takes secondhand scriptures and electronics off the market, stimulating demand for new electronics and holy books. He's like a Cash for Clunkers for electronics and scriptures. Also, not to mention he's supporting butter prices and dairy producer incomes and wages with his prodigious consumption of butter.
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Anonymous D replied with this 12 years ago, 40 minutes later, 1 hour after the original post[^] [v] #470,125
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> Do you ever wonder if I'm some kind of Markov bot fed with old mises.org articles
Your're far too original to be a Markov bot, and the bots never seem interested in drinking cheap wine with me.
> But it could also be argued that he takes secondhand scriptures and electronics off the market, stimulating demand for new electronics and holy books. He's like a Cash for Clunkers for electronics and scriptures. Also, not to mention he's supporting butter prices and dairy producer incomes and wages with his prodigious consumption of butter.
These are all fair points, but poor people don't buy electronics like rich people do. He might be eating up some of the supply of bargain electronics, but it's not as if those who might have purchased them are going to go out and buy a new flat-screen TV instead. He's stimulating demand, but it's like saying that buying clothes at Goodwill is putting money in the pockets of fashion labels. Scriptures you can mostly get for free from any weirdo silly enough to believe what is written. You might be right about the butter though.
> Do you ever wonder if I'm some kind of Markov bot fed with old mises.org articles
Your're far too original to be a Markov bot, and the bots never seem interested in drinking cheap wine with me.
> But it could also be argued that he takes secondhand scriptures and electronics off the market, stimulating demand for new electronics and holy books. He's like a Cash for Clunkers for electronics and scriptures. Also, not to mention he's supporting butter prices and dairy producer incomes and wages with his prodigious consumption of butter.
These are all fair points, but poor people don't buy electronics like rich people do. He might be eating up some of the supply of bargain electronics, but it's not as if those who might have purchased them are going to go out and buy a new flat-screen TV instead. He's stimulating demand, but it's like saying that buying clothes at Goodwill is putting money in the pockets of fashion labels. Scriptures you can mostly get for free from any weirdo silly enough to believe what is written. You might be right about the butter though.
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Anonymous E joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 3 hours later, 5 hours after the original post[^] [v] #470,176
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The bots are too busy finding out about to4strs first time anal sex to even think about wine and politics.
The bots are too busy finding out about to4strs first time anal sex to even think about wine and politics.
Anonymous D replied with this 12 years ago, 8 minutes later, 5 hours after the original post[^] [v] #470,178
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Maybe the Goolge bots, but they stick their nose into everything. No, the only place the bots I know want to be is near Kimmo. They clamo(u)r at his name. They long to be near the perfection that is Kimmo Alm. They all are still weeping about how plainboards never took off.
Maybe the Goolge bots, but they stick their nose into everything. No, the only place the bots I know want to be is near Kimmo. They clamo(u)r at his name. They long to be near the perfection that is Kimmo Alm. They all are still weeping about how plainboards never took off.
Killer Lettuce !!iNo3FkiZx joined in and replied with this 12 years ago, 56 minutes later, 6 hours after the original post[^] [v] #470,187
lol meta what is it with you an Kenya?
Anonymous E replied with this 12 years ago, 1 hour later, 7 hours after the original post[^] [v] #470,196
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Rufus the jolly 15 year old son of a duchess and a secret service pilot, admitted growing up in the 70s in kenya in a hastily deleted post.
Rufus the jolly 15 year old son of a duchess and a secret service pilot, admitted growing up in the 70s in kenya in a hastily deleted post.