Posts by Linda Collins3

Thanks.

Both have Duplex (which is my main priority) and both hit 1200x1200 dpi.

The Brother HL-L2350DW is twice the price of the HP LaserJet.

Is it actually twice as good or more durable? Is there anything else worth noting?

Does anyone know which one is the smarter buy?

I only read the specific post you linked.

And honestly, it doesn't look like trolling to me. A massive amount of people genuinely believe that Satanists are running the world.

They're entitled to that view, and they have every right to let it shape their politics, just like any other belief that isn't illegal.

Look, one reason I didn't want America joining the EU is because I honestly believe that organization is pure evil.

I’d ask the OP why they think having a view like that isn't a legitimate way to approach politics—especially when that belief directly shapes my political decisions, like voting against EU membership in a referendum.

What some people might call irrational is actually a completely valid political stance if it influences how a person views the world and how they choose to act.

Expanding on this thread, here’s a case where a Black rapist and killer walked free despite the DNA evidence and even his own confession, simply because the inmates in the jail wouldn't let him be convicted:

http://religionnewsblog.blogspot.com...f-justice.html

rowdytinker3 said:Honestly, this whole idea of "preserving the white race" is just fundamentally moronic. It stems from such a lack of intelligence that people who actually frequent these kinds of sites are basically just wasting space. In my opinion, they should be thrown in jail; people that brainless have absolutely nothing to offer society.

rowdytinker3 said:Look, I wouldn't try to "fix" a gay guy, but I’d definitely beat up someone trying to attack him. I wouldn't throw a Black man in jail just because of his skin color, but I’d absolutely nail the guy who tries to hit him for being Black. You know? To me, those views are way more grounded than the right-wing crowd, who seem to bake intolerance right into their platform based on some outdated church doctrines and blind patriotism.

This is just classic inconsistency and intellectual dishonesty from the typical leftist worldview.

They "prove" their points using arbitrary premises like calling things "stupid."

They take motives that belong to a tiny minority and project them onto an entire group—like implying everyone interested in white identity wants to commit violence—then draw conclusions based on their own assumptions.

They throw around the ideological buzzword "intolerance" just to dismiss any actual values and push for moral relativism and social decay.

Then there's the individual nonsense, like dragging the church into racial debates where it actually shows total "tolerance," or rather, complete lack of discrimination.

http://www.presstv.ir/section/3510532.html

There's also one on Friday (adjusting for DST): http://www.presstv.ir/section/3510532.html

Steve Keen agrees with me.

Captain Nemo said:January 14, 2011 at 10:04 pm

Steve, I wonder if Minsky cycles are enough explanation. Debt and creation of fallacious values ok , but this is All happening inside a “ Globalization ( in ) Equation ” in which production was delocalized in say China, but consumption remained in The West/USA.
In that context there is no real economy basis for a growing number of consumers to repay their credited consumption. But crediting it is still necessary inside that equation, because someone has to buy the production in which it has been invested in say China.
Inside that disbalanced Global economic shape , The creation of fallacious values is therefore necessary to maintain that illogical equation, as these false values attempt compensate it.
However it cannot go forever because too many consumers without real economy backing, fail to repay these debts, and because investment Capital tries to Milk both The producing and The Consumer side of The Global ( in ) equation sol
So, Minsky cycles might be too general for our present problems, because they do not include the specific shape of the disbalanced and sick global economic frame all this is happening in – and that specific shape is essential.

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Steve Keen says:
January 15, 2011 at 6:58 am

You’re right Captain Nemo,

The Minsky cycle is overlaid on a transfer of production from the West to The East that was initiated by western businesses Trying to exploit loopholes in US, and thus get not merely a low wage advantage but also a low tax advantage over domestic producers. this necessarily undermined The Mass market on which American capitalism Had been successfully built in The post civil War, but the effects of this were masked by the huge rise in debt and the spending power the increase in debt enabled.

this process was actually The First economic Dynamic that i wrote a technical paper on, some 33 years ago.

Now that the private debt bubble has come to an end (though governments around the world are trying to restart it), the devastation of the industrial capacity of the USA is becoming apparent–though it still is barely visible over the rancor caused by the financial crisis.

PS: I’d also add that those debts—specifically the credit used to fund consumption—are basically fake value. That borrowed money is largely just something banks and creditors dreamed up because they EXPECTED it would be paid back anyway.
But since the real economy is weakening, which is the only actual foundation for repaying those loans, those EXPECTATIONS just didn't pan out.

The trick is that the banking system is already trading based on what it expects will happen, rather than just dealing with what actually exists and reflects the real economy. And that trading on expectations has already reached a massive level of derivation and abstraction from reality.

I'm pretty sure if you dig through my old posts on this forum, you'll find where I called this exact scenario—China stepping in to bail out the European Union...

It was always going to happen. It’s just common sense.

My thoughts on episode 112 over at RT and on Steve Keen's site:

Captain Nemo Captain Nemo

What's the deal with all those German cakes, pastries, and honey cookies sitting on our grocery store shelves?

Is there any chance some of them are made using eggs contaminated with dioxin?

I haven't heard anyone really talking about these specific treats lately.

I found this 111 episode pretty interesting, where Stacy Herbert brings up an oil expert claiming that because of "Peak Oil," we won't have enough cheap oil left to help Western economies grow their way out of a crisis.

The Mueller Report on Russia Today

Anyone watching?

It’s one of my favorite shows.

Some people out there are actually suggesting that Assange should be up for the next Nobel Peace Prize...

They’re drawing parallels to that Chinese dissident...

Robert Morgan7 said:...some pretty great news regarding the American language is probably going to rattle the cages of people who speak those lesser-tier tongues, especially since American is now an official language of the European Union...but check this out...according to research from global experts, American actually ranks as the 37th most significant language on the planet...
"""How many different languages do you really need to master if you want to conquer the global market? Relying solely on English just won't cut it. If your goal is to tap into 99 percent of the world's marketplace, you're looking at needing 37 different languages, and right there at the end of that list, you'll find the American language."""👍👍
http://www.croportal.net/novosti/Kol...entry-comments

So where's the list?