Re:In Historic Move, Harvard Teaching and Research Assistant...
by eesmith on Wednesday April 25, 2018 @06:10AM
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I find nothing wrong with this venue. No one is reading this thread any more so it's not like it's even bothering anyone else.
Yet another way to shut down debate is to force a venue change. Which is what you are doing.
It would have been a lot shorter had you not confused the political and specific economic theories of Marx with Marxian economics and with what I was saying.
It would have been a lot shorter if you had read my reference to Commonwealth v. Hunt and realized the historical evidence didn't fit into your economic model.
And I don't see this as a "debate", because debates are such an awful way to resolve differences. They are more often grandstanding venues to try to convince observers of the veracity of one's viewpoint.
Yet another way to shut down debate is to force a venue change. Which is what you are doing.
It would have been a lot shorter had you not confused the political and specific economic theories of Marx with Marxian economics and with what I was saying.
It would have been a lot shorter if you had read my reference to Commonwealth v. Hunt and realized the historical evidence didn't fit into your economic model.
And I don't see this as a "debate", because debates are such an awful way to resolve differences. They are more often grandstanding venues to try to convince observers of the veracity of one's viewpoint.
There is no one else here.
We have instead been having a discussion.