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I will not bash the French
This chart does all the bashing for me:
From here. Hat tip to Allahpundit, who is guest blogging at Michell Malkin's blog.
Naturally, Kotaji disagrees. Well, viva la difference!
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Vive la difference
(Not that I wish to be pedantic, although I admit there might be some unhealthy pleasure to be gained from it)
By the way, has anyone noticed that 29% of Argentines neither like nor dislike the free market but have some other idea. Maybe we should ask them what it is.
Posted by: kotaji | Sunday, April 02, 2006 at 03:51 AM
Do you believe 70% for Korea?
Posted by: Sperwer | Sunday, April 02, 2006 at 09:05 AM
Do you believe 70% for Korea?
Yes. I don't take the word of the left-leaning, agenda-driven members of the Korean media who try to represent the chinbo-progressive groups as mainstream representatives, or rants of the loudest person in the room (who is usually sympathetic to their viewpoint), as gospel.
Posted by: kushibo | Sunday, April 02, 2006 at 01:02 PM
More "free" the market becomes, the rich will get more richer (and more imperialistic).
Remember all those riots against WTO?
Posted by: poorguy | Sunday, April 02, 2006 at 11:04 PM
Free Enterprise/Free Markets are *not* a zero sum game. Yes, the rich tend to get richer, on average, but the general standard of living rises, and many opportunities are created for others to create wealth.
It is only in controlled economies where a smal groups amasses all the wealth, with no opportunites for others. Typically, a great deal of that wealth is concentrated in the hands of the political elite of those nations, and/or their patrons.
Posted by: Aurelius | Sunday, April 02, 2006 at 11:45 PM