Some people are complaining that the government tried to spend their way out of a recession, others are complaining that they aren't spending enough, and by cutting back they are going to produce another collapse, like that which happened a hundred years ago with the last Conservative/Lib Dem coalition.
To be honest, I think the whole economy is so massively complicated, that I don't think I'll ever begin to understand it. And there's so much rage about how people are acting from both sides. I can't get annoyed when I can't even figure out who's right -- maybe the truth is that everyone is wrong.
The headline on London fares is about as misleading as it can get. The one on the blog itself is even worse, because it omits the word some. Don't you just love shoddy journalism.
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andrewducker) wrote2010-10-21 12:01 pm
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Some people are complaining that the government tried to spend their way out of a recession, others are complaining that they aren't spending enough, and by cutting back they are going to produce another collapse, like that which happened a hundred years ago with the last Conservative/Lib Dem coalition.
To be honest, I think the whole economy is so massively complicated, that I don't think I'll ever begin to understand it. And there's so much rage about how people are acting from both sides. I can't get annoyed when I can't even figure out who's right -- maybe the truth is that everyone is wrong.
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Most Excellent!