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too left wing? -- nm
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Roger More (aka RogerMore)
Nov 9 '09, 09:12
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The world reporting is basically why I read it. Obviously it's a pro-market magazine, but I think it's fair in its reporting (but not objective) -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 9, 09:23
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Yep, I appreciate that it looks at more the just the US (or US and Britian).
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ty97
Nov 9, 09:24
This post is amazingly....correct.
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ty97
Nov 9, 09:17
they tend to be left-wing socially, right-wing liberally. you know...
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TFox
Nov 9, 09:13
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I'm half-joking - I read it every week - but I've seen editorials advocating universal healthcare and protecting large bonuses to bankers -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 9, 09:17
they trust the markets too much for my taste.
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ty97
Nov 9, 09:14
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to their credit, they have backed off that some post-collapse, and acknowledge that regulation can make some sense, if done thoughtfully. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 9, 09:16
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What I've read of the Berlin Wall issue seems to sound like more of the 'trust the market' they are known for.
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ty97
Nov 9, 09:19
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I think their points recently tend toward "in most cases we trust the market except where it doesn't make sense..."
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TFox
Nov 9, 09:22
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So, basically, they are saying "oops, should have regulated those banks some a few years back"
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ty97
Nov 9, 09:23
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Actually, they were pretty much saying it at the time - that things weren't sustainable, that mortgage-based securities was too obscure, etc... -- nm
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Roger More
Nov 9, 09:26
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But were they calling for regulation, or just expecting the banks to fix it themselves?
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ty97
Nov 9, 09:28
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They rarely advocate for regulation, for sure, but regulation has lots of unpredictabe consequences, especially on the political side
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Roger More
Nov 9, 09:35
it's not like they were the lone voice of getting that one wrong. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 9, 09:26
(i suck at typing today. there should be an "intervention/regulation is clearly..." up there.) -- nm
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TFox
Nov 9, 09:22
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"right-wing liberally"? i'm just lucky i wasn't talking about gay sex like groiny. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 9, 09:13
Right-wing liberally......ummm...wanna try again? -- nm
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Will Hunting
Nov 9, 09:13
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Makes perfect sense to me -- nm
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Dubya
Nov 9, 09:15
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