This clip from the Phil Donahue may be ancient but it's still relevant.
H/T Rolph
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5 comments:
It's nice to see Donahue stymied on every point he attempted to make.
Friedman should be required reading in our schools.
FLAVRFLAV
Donahue looks like he is having a hard time wrapping his head around Friedman's very simple concepts.
Why is it that's always the parasites like an academic occupying a sinecure who couldn't run a lemonade stand are always the staunchest defenders of capitalism?
*tsk* Look where I'm asking that...at the blog of someone who's never had a real job in his entire life.
Attention anonymous:
You resort to silly personal attacks simply beacause you are incapable of making a logical point. Here's an idea: Go the the Pravda website, do some research, then come back here with an "intelligent" argument.
Then Gerry will be glad to slap it down. Hey....it's the only way you'll learn.
Flavrflav.
I actually remember watching that particular episode of Donahue. At the time Friedman said that Chrysler should be allowed to go bankrupt. They just delayed the inevitable.
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