Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2008/08/20

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Subject: [Leica] Fair Trade Laws
From: marcsmall at comcast.net (Marc James Small)
Date: Wed Aug 20 14:43:09 2008
References: <01dd01c902e1$458808d0$6700a8c0@name574e4f1a80> <200808201655.m7KGtPph036160@server1.waverley.reid.org> <68925352-E58D-4DD9-952C-E485C2C0D44A@frozenlight.eu>

At 02:09 PM 8/20/2008, Nathan Wajsman wrote:
 >So once again, this extreme right wing Supreme Court has come down on
 >the side of business vs. consumers. Why am I not surprised?


Good heavens, Nathan!  This is a moderately 
socialist Supreme Court.  You have no idea what a 
true "right wing" Court would do much less an 
"extreme right wing" Court.  A reasonable 
right-wing Court, for instance, would by now have 
abolished the Federal Trade Commission, the 
Environmental Pollution Agency, and 95% of the 
rest of the US government, including about a 
third of the Defense Department.  An extreme 
right-wing Court would by now have turned almost 
all government back to the States as our Constitution mandates.

The "controlled economy" imposed on the US since 
Franklin Roosevelt by the Leftie Loonies has 
benefited business as it prevents the operation 
of free competition in a free marketplace by 
permitting companies to simply bribe their way to 
success instead of having to actually provide 
quality products at the lowest price.  Certainly, 
groups such as the US Chamber of Commerce and 
publications such as THE WALL STREET JOURNAL are 
most concerned that the current Court might 
actually force businesses to operate in a freer economy.

You might want to revisit your copy of Ludwig von 
Mises for discussion.   He makes it clear.

Marc


msmall@aya.yale.edu
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