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oh dear: Darling to extend Rock lifeline
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIran would not be so bold if it was not supported by Putin. Why Putin is in power ? Because oil is high so he can throw some cash around to the people and they will consider him great.
Look at all those guys with AKs in backwards countries - they were supplied by USSR and then Russia. People in backwards countries should not have access to weapons like this at all until they prove to the world that they can use them responsibly.
Luckily the rest of us live in the real, messy world.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by AtW View PostLook buddy, soon you will see what playing these financial games leads to.
Stick to IT programming, I guess you must be some good at that.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostLuckily the rest of us live in the real, messy world.
I use words "must" and "should" because I have got pretty clear convictions, where as you are just flowing with the water without reliasing that you are being flushed down the drain.Comment
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostThe complex capitalist economies thrash the command style ones.
There is nothing wrong with the Govt stimulating useful research that helps the country in a long term. It is not against capitalism to tax some fuels (petrol) more than others (diesel), in fact if you look at company cars BIK rates, then they did excellent thing by pushing company drivers towards diesel. There is not a "soviet" approach, about which you have no clue about, where as I know what it is very well.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWhat's in the world which is going to go through serious problems because of burning fossil fuels, paying for which arms all sort of backwards regimes that are okay with blowing you up for the sake of their religious believes?
I use words "must" and "should" because I have got pretty clear convictions, where as you are just flowing with the water without reliasing that you are being flushed down the drain.
And probably in the great scheme of things none of it matters anyway - human beings are an insignificant little accident in the cosmos and will get what they deserve as a whole, whether 'tis good or bad.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThere is no such thing as a pure capitalist economy with zero Govt regulation.
There is nothing wrong with the Govt stimulating useful research that helps the country in a long term. It is not against capitalism to tax some fuels (petrol) more than others (diesel), in fact if you look at company cars BIK rates, then they did excellent thing by pushing company drivers towards diesel. There is not a "soviet" approach, about which you have no clue about, where as I know what it is very well.whereas
Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostNo some of us are subtle and nuanced enough to realise there are no easy solutions.Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostThe relation is simple - the banks are screwing around with yet another "financial instrument" instead of financing R&D that will help avoid dependency on oil.Comment
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Originally posted by bored View PostThe purpose of (merchant) banks is to serve as intermediaries in financial deals. Asking them to finance R&D is like asking your average recruitment agency to finance R&D. It's not their business, they don't know how to do it and it's probably illegal for them to do it anyway.Comment
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