chiczaira wrote:I am not aware that Milton Friedman has complained of any chop job conservatives have made of his economics. And unlike Keynes, Friedman is still alive and outspoken enough to do so it he had a reason to.
Isnt this what you said, Thomas?
It is -- but it appears that you have not read the "I am not aware" part. My point was that for all I know, Milton Friedman hasn't complained about any chop job, and conservatives have not made any chop job for him to complain about, contrary to what plainoldme has said. I have disagreed (at least somewhat) with plainoldme, and agreed (at least somewhat) with you. In the future, maybe you can consider the possibility that some people to the left of you sometimes do that.
(Indeed, the central committee of the liberal international encourages us footsoldiers to do that. Diversity of thought confuses the hell out of the conservative class enemy.)
