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Stopped clocks--Card has a point?
My belief in markets isn't really equivocated. Free (and fair) markets require free movement in goods, services, people, whatever. In order for that to happen, border controls are something to be done away with--it's one of the reasons I love the principles behind the EU, if not the bureaucratic monstrosity it's becoming. But today, James linked to an article that I agreed with. Hyberbole, a few missed shots, a little bit of innacuracy, but the point he makes is 100% sound, and applies just as well over here as it does in the US. The problem is the author.
Orson Scott Card, bigot extraordinaire.
A case of stopped clocks, or does his religious fueled fundamentalism have an underlying streak of rationalism in some areas?
Orson Scott Card, bigot extraordinaire.
A case of stopped clocks, or does his religious fueled fundamentalism have an underlying streak of rationalism in some areas?