Yoshie Furuhashi wrote: > Speaking of political and economic costs and benefits, what would the > Ahmadinejad administration do if it were a socialist administration, > with regard to the petrol question? Would it do a different thing > than what it is doing, under the same internal and external > conditions?
This reminds me of fantasy baseball. People, both men and women, call in to WFAN in NYC and suggest trades as if they were general managers. I think for Yoshie's mental health it would be advisable to not read about Iran for maybe 6 months or so. Clearly we are dealing with an unhealthy obsession.
It's perfectly fine if you are not interested in how a socialist might approach a real-world problem. But does your posting contribute anything that adds to anyone's understanding of anything? If all you want to say is "Fuck you," it takes only two words to say it. -- Yoshie
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