Horter wrote:
>
> Mr. Andelman, if you can not compete, if you can not uplift yourself, if
> you fall by the wayside, if you can not follow the economic rules you wish
> to have -- there is no one left out here who cares. We are all carving
> our sticks so we can beat each other to economic death.
>> Perhaps its a bad opinion but its mine.
>> Glenn Horter
Small business has no problem competing, in spite of unfair
competition against the full weight of an intrustive government.
Large institutions greatest virtue is their collective stupidity.
What you are defending is called crony capitalsim, a crooked interconnection
of government, big business, and academia. Such a system is
bureaucrat run so does not allocate resources to where they can do
the most good. Hence I advocate a more "perfect capitalism" predicated
upon no holds barred free markets,
WITHOUT GOVERNMENT MANIPULATION.
What you are defending is immoral and socially unstable, whether
pursued in the old Soviet system or in Indonesia, which last I heard,
has it's capital of Jakarta in flames.
Regards,
Marc Andelman
