You are right about them not

trkingmomoe — Sun, 29 Jun 2014 20:24:14 +0000

In reply to How Domestic Policy People Think, Part I

You are right about them not willing to look at the largest budget item.

Our capitalist under value society as a whole. They can't seem to agree on how to measure it so they ignore it. It is easy to count pennies but how can you count up the role of parenting and caregivers. You can count up the cost of pennies that it takes to provide education but you can't measure in pennies the actual return and growth of those pennies on a bottom line. They can count the war planes that they make and add penny values to that but they can't count knowledge and add penny values to that. It is a very short sighted value system. They want their pennies to be the most important pennies. Only when society assigns a penny value to their carbon pollution they fight to protect their over valued product they sell for pennies. In other words what I am saying is they over value the things that they can count and undervalue or ignore the things they can not count on a bottom line. This short sightedness is leading to failure.

Well then, I am going to fix

Michael Maiello — Fri, 27 Jun 2014 15:06:40 +0000

In reply to I was about to say that

Well then, I am going to fix that!

I was about to say that

Verified Atheist — Fri, 27 Jun 2014 14:10:29 +0000

In reply to How Domestic Policy People Think, Part I

I was about to say that you've written nothing in here to disagree with, so don't expect many comments, but then I see you carefully misspelled "buy" as "by" in your opening lede just to draw out those who like to complain about spelling.

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You are right about them not

Well then, I am going to fix

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