Will McCain Death, Midterms & Legal Scandals Finally Be Enough?

[Galen]

(08-28-2018, 06:01 AM)TheNomad Wrote: Omg he used laissez faire against Eric.  I'm so freaking dying right now thank you.

Polysci120
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Lets all do the pre reqs before throwing academic acorns (lmao)

I also love u accused him of teaching out dated knowledge while u quote Ludwig von Moses

My question being DO you have an Orange Crush?  Like... A man one for the occupier?

I think anyone who fought in a war deserves to be called a hero.  Doesn't matter what u did in it. That is the way we process the violence of war and sanctify it.

Only gutter trash who probably neither fought in it nor protested it (totally doesn't care) would even introduce a questioning of someone who fought for a cause they believed was right.

I mean, what kind of human or claiming to be that will use every knife no matter how ugly and morose to achieve some business/political end against someone else?  

I know nothing of McCain's political past really but I think everyone should at least leave a persons military record alone.  To use that tactic is exactly where that man is from and where he exists.  Very low.

This thread is asking IS this McCain death and all it entails for the mans current situation.... Is this going to finally be a catalyst?  For people to really be like std are you and we want you out and want nothing you stand for.

It would help if you could write a coherent sentence.

As recently as 1990 the socialist economist Robert Heilbroner admitted that Mises was right which means that his works are still very relevant.  I strongly recommend that you read the entire Gary North article.  It is also worth noting that in 1920 when writing Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth he was grappling with issues of computational complexity and information theory that are very familiar to computer scientists today.  I hold degrees in Electronics and Computer Science and the Computer Science degree I got in 2015 which is hardly out of date.  Come to think of it, the degree in Electronics I got in 1987 is still pretty relevant in my current job as well.

When the protests finally ended I would have not quite been ten years old.  My parents were not hippies, thank God for small favors, and so I would not have been allowed to go out and protest.  Wouldn't really have been all that inclined to protest because even then I was not terribly impressed by the Boomers and their subsequent actions only increased my contempt for most of them.

If you want criticism of McCain's military record then here are some comments by a former Lieutenant Colonel.  You also might find some of her comments on the Iraq war interesting.  The comments of an intelligence professional with integrity are always worth reading so it would well worth spending some time reading what she had to write.

While I don't agree with Pat Buchanan on many things he does often ask good questions.  Perhaps he is right and without McCain in the Senate the current destructive foreign policy and its wars will come to an end.