Yes, because we all have a problem with internet service, and certainly innovation on the internet has been greatly harmed over the last few years.

It will be a lot easier to keep tabs on most things internet if the FCC is involved in regulating it.

Except if King Joffrey was one of the 15 best kings of all time, and had led his kingdom to glory over and over again, and had not been "banished" at all but was dealing with a medical issue.

Again, an economy need not be zero sum. If it were, the standard of living would never rise. And yet, we have seen standards of living rise in all kinds of places, even with populations growing. Look up criticisms of Malthus, for example.

This is fallacy from start to finish and is thus invalid. A free economy is not zero-sum; just because one person makes a lot does not mean there is less to go around.

I think you are misunderstanding what a "free market" is. Education in America is mostly a public industry, and the great majority of charter schools are funded with government grants, as well (Prime Prep included, as indicated in the article).

thanks for tugging my coat!

more than sort of passive aggressive

thanks again

thanks for tugging my coat

You've really missed a lot here. Your lack of context is showing.

and one piece of advice

so intimidated by your great education and thanks for the advice

Interesting! I did not know that.

Why would I go somewhere where property rights mean absolutely nothing—to a literal war zone?

If we are talking reference books, I suggest for you a dictionary, so that you can lend some credence to your insults.

This HSBC sheltering of wealthy people from paying taxes is part of a growing body of evidence that shows laws, rules and institutions are skewed in favor of the most affluent. You could argue that in order to get wealthy you have to get in bed with the state ( not heroism by my standards) . People of wealth lobby to…

Me too.

You're disgusting. Just perusing these comments, full of your moral preening: Did it ever occur to you that some of us consider tax evaders heroes? That the real evil is the systematic, at-gunpoint theft of money from taxpayers by States?

This is unbelievably offensive. Do you have any idea about the standard of living in Cuba today as opposed to the '50s? Life for the Cuban people in the aggregate was steadily improving—until Castro slowly turned it back into a third world country.