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if the free market is so great, why all this resistance to allowing it to operate. if dramatic rises to the upside are ok, why not dramatic decreases. why is one more shocking to the “system” than the other.
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scaredyclassicParticipantif the free market is so great, why all this resistance to allowing it to operate. if dramatic rises to the upside are ok, why not dramatic decreases. why is one more shocking to the “system” than the other.
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scaredyclassicParticipantif the free market is so great, why all this resistance to allowing it to operate. if dramatic rises to the upside are ok, why not dramatic decreases. why is one more shocking to the “system” than the other.
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scaredyclassicParticipantif the free market is so great, why all this resistance to allowing it to operate. if dramatic rises to the upside are ok, why not dramatic decreases. why is one more shocking to the “system” than the other.
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scaredyclassicParticipantif the free market is so great, why all this resistance to allowing it to operate. if dramatic rises to the upside are ok, why not dramatic decreases. why is one more shocking to the “system” than the other.
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scaredyclassicParticipantwell, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…
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scaredyclassicParticipantwell, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…
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scaredyclassicParticipantwell, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…
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scaredyclassicParticipantwell, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…
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scaredyclassicParticipantwell, no one really cares what i (or any of us want)…but that doesn’t stop me from thinking i know what i want. and you. I’m not particularly interested in less people. i’m more interested in less desire. For more house. more space. more of everything. falling house prices is good. might incentivize buidlers to build smaller houses. might encourage less consumption. if we earn less, and consume less, we might be better off. I suppose in a sense, “reproducing” is the ultimate consumption, in that we consume reosurces through others (that is, our offspring). course, we dont need an official govt policy for one kid. just have it make economic sense…too late for those of us who have a buncha kids. like me…
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scaredyclassicParticipantThe more we “work” the more we destroy the earth. the more we consume the more we destroy the earth. The more we build the more we destroy the earth. Shrinking our carbon footprint involves receding. getting smaller. less is more. Not communist. minimalist. there will be other less destructive jobs. we cannot go on liek this forever. it is not sustainable. like housing prices.
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scaredyclassicParticipantThe more we “work” the more we destroy the earth. the more we consume the more we destroy the earth. The more we build the more we destroy the earth. Shrinking our carbon footprint involves receding. getting smaller. less is more. Not communist. minimalist. there will be other less destructive jobs. we cannot go on liek this forever. it is not sustainable. like housing prices.
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scaredyclassicParticipantThe more we “work” the more we destroy the earth. the more we consume the more we destroy the earth. The more we build the more we destroy the earth. Shrinking our carbon footprint involves receding. getting smaller. less is more. Not communist. minimalist. there will be other less destructive jobs. we cannot go on liek this forever. it is not sustainable. like housing prices.
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scaredyclassicParticipantThe more we “work” the more we destroy the earth. the more we consume the more we destroy the earth. The more we build the more we destroy the earth. Shrinking our carbon footprint involves receding. getting smaller. less is more. Not communist. minimalist. there will be other less destructive jobs. we cannot go on liek this forever. it is not sustainable. like housing prices.
Drink Heavily.
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