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A Political Joke That May or May Not Be Funny

PostPosted: Wed Nov 03, 2021 11:47 am
by Perry
3 politicians walk into a bar: a libertarian, a progressive liberal, and an anti-communist conservative.

And nobody talks about lowering minimum lot size, even though it aligns with everybody's "beliefs" and would allow more people to own property while lowering rents through free market competition.

Re: A Political Joke That May or May Not Be Funny

PostPosted: Sat Nov 20, 2021 10:36 pm
by Perry
When some meth addict with missing teeth prints money in his garage, it's a bit judgemental to call that "counterfeiting." It sounds more respectable if we say it's "tangible quantitative easing through a grassroots initiative."

Re: A Political Joke That May or May Not Be Funny

PostPosted: Sat Nov 20, 2021 11:32 pm
by Perry
Self-taught or tutored individuals usually aren't allowed to take job certification exams to demonstrate their skills, instead forced to pay high tuition costs at a school before having the opportunity to try for a professional license. This means the schools don't feel as much competitive pressure to lower their tuitions without a truly capitalist free market. And the people within a profession know that fewer members means they can charge more money to clients. Econ 101 supply and demand. It's like Tonya Harding taking out Nancy Kerrigan. If you can't beat your opponent in the ice skating rink, just have them knee-capped with a baton, right?

Re: A Political Joke That May or May Not Be Funny

PostPosted: Sun Dec 05, 2021 10:34 pm
by Perry
For example, most states don't allow people to take the bar exam without first completing law school. Also, immigrants who were certified as doctors in their home country often work other jobs here, despite there being a doctor shortage in the U.S.

Here's some more complaining and strange humor, covid-related:
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