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"police enter only warily and in force" and we don't call them no go zones? The government has control? Not really getting your point. I am with justemptypockets on this one.
There is a big difference between organizing a campaign to obtain a specific result and a plan to persuade and educate people as to the truth and accuracy of your data and conclusions.
I don't see why Mr. Bozell can't comment on TV. His comments don't suggest you not think for yourself. I also find your use of the word prude to describe this review beyond a stretch. The comparison of a critical review as equivalent to decapitation is unintentionally ironic given that you say in the next line that people can differentiate fiction and reality.
I am in agreement with the other comments. The republicans may be writing the budget but they are writing the same budget that the democrats wrote. I note that you give the amount of the cuts in budgets without giving the amount of total budget or any other number to provide a perspective. The IRS cut for example is less than half of the increase from 2012 to 2013. As for this being a down payment I agree with you. A down payment on republican flavored big government.
"If we are going to talk about history, let's at least get the facts right". As if the Hon Charles Rangel who I am sure does know the facts, cares in the least. Good one Dr. Sowell. Funny.
I wasn't going to comment on this article but your note has motivated me. I tend to agree with the few other commentators that Mr. Bush cannot motivate the conservative core. I like the Bushes but they believe in big government and I do not. It might be time for a third party.
What I like about your note is that you manage to combine a straw man and an ad hominem argument in a single statement. Two illogical assertions without ever commenting upon the actual content of the article.
If only politicians were saying this. Republicans may win but liberation? Somehow I doubt it.
"But at least there is hope that the Republican Party can get back on track." And this hope is based on what exactly? And if we say hope does not require evidence then why none for the Democrats. I like your columns Ms. Parker but as an independent I am not on board the Republican bandwagon here on Townhall. They have had plenty of opportunity to be a conservative voice and they have refused to do so.
Where is the evidence that a republican Senate will block liberal Judges? I don't see it. I have been hearing this line for 40 years. The Republicans could not keep the sequester. Townhall has a lot of Republican columnists. They should talk more to the Republican candidates. Not with them on this one.
A big part of your argument here is ad hominem. I would also note that if the "hard libertarians" were never GOP supporters then why would they somehow become supporters in order to support a less than ideal candidate?
As both a value's conservative and a hard libertarian I no longer see Republican's as conservative. -They couldn't even keep the sequester- I am not susceptible to the idea that things would be better if Republican's are in power. The Republicans brought down a party. Perhaps it is time for them to come down.
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German paleobiologists studying 260-million-year-old fossils found in Russia have discovered what's believe to be the first anatomically modern ear.
Johannes Muller and Linda Tsuji of Humboldt University's Natural History Museum in Berlin said the finding significantly pushes back the date of the origin of an advanced sense of hearing, suggesting the first known adaptations to living in the dark.
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Jagermeister launched its first U.S.-based ad campaign, "A Stronger Bond," in May 2012. This ongoing campaign is also focused on the 21-to-29-year-old male demographic and features seven men "at the top of their crafts," Laufer says. Roach is one of the featured men.
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Bidvest's move - announced just hours before the start of Adcock's annual general meeting - is likely to end months of wrangling with Santiago-based CFR Pharmaceuticals CFR.SN over control of South Africa's second-largest drugmaker.
Bidvest Chief Executive Brian Joffe wants Adcock's portfolio of over-the-counter medicines and a chance to turn around another underperforming firm.
CFR is looking to build an emerging markets pharmaceutical powerhouse by adding fast-growing Africa to its operations in Latin America and Asia.
It has bid 12.8 billion rand ($1.2 billion) in cash and shares for the drugmaker, an offer backed by Adcock's board but requiring approval of shareholders owning 75 percent of the company.
"It's over," Joffe told Reuters, adding that Bidvest had bought 34.5 percent of Adcock from shareholders for 4 billion rand in cash.
Adcock said its board "cannot envisage a realistic basis" for approving the deal with CFR and that it would hold urgent talks with its suitor to discuss the fate of the Chile-South Africa tie-up.
Adcock, which has suffered from weak sales and an over-reliance on its home market, also on Friday warned that first-half profit would likely fall at least 20 percent.
"The CFR bid is not going to get approval. It has two options: walk away or go hostile," Alec Abraham, an analyst at Afrifocus Securities, said.
"But if CFR goes hostile, it would be difficult for it to bed down the deal and get synergies out when working with a hostile shareholder. So my guess is CFR will walk away."
CFR officials could not immediately be reached for comment.
Adcock shares were down 3.05 percent at 67.86 rand at 1428 GMT. That was well below CFR's bid of 74.50 rand worth of cash an its own shares, an indication that investors think the bid is likely to fail.
The 66-year-old Joffe, who has built a reputation as a canny dealmaker, was rebuffed by Adcock last March when he tried to buy a controlling stake, aiming to add painkillers and prescription medicine to Bidvest's more than 300 businesses ranging from freight and auto sales to frozen food.
Bidvest bought the bulk of a record 39 million Adcock shares traded on Thursday, reaching its target three days before the offer was due to close next Tuesday.
It is not clear whether Bidvest will raise its stake further. Joffe is widely expected to make a full buyout offer, given that he previously tried and failed to acquire control.
He declined to say if Bidvest would attempt to buy a majority stake in Adcock, saying he was happy the increased stake would allow him to have a say in where company is headed.
"We should now have some strategic input into the company. We are optimistic about the prospects of the company," Joffe said on the sidelines of Adcock's annual general meeting.
If his holding reaches 35 percent, he would be forced to make an offer to minority shareholders, according to Johannesburg Stock Exchange rules.
Adcock shareholders are due to vote on the CFR deal next month.
In addition to Joffe, South Africa's state-owned Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has said it opposes the CFR offer.
The PIC, which owns 22 percent of Adcock, has said it doesn't want CFR shares because it wants to benefit directly from improvements at Adcock.
The PIC is also the top shareholder in Bidvest, leading to some speculation Joffe is working with the state pension fund to thwart CFR, something he has denied.
Adcock has suffered from lackluster sales, inefficient distribution and an over-reliance on its home market.
Some analysts say it would make a good fit for Joffe, whose reputation for turning around underperforming companies stems from a focus on cash flow, capital allocation and returns.
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(Sports Network) - The Phoenix Coyotes will try to get on track before the upcoming All-Star break as they go for a sixth straight series victory over the Edmonton Oilers this evening at Jobing.com Arena.
Phoenix has lost three of its last four games and sits sixth overall in the Western Conference with 57 points, one back of Anaheim. The Coyotes picked up a 2-0 victory at Los Angeles on Thursday, but dropped the back end of the home-and-home series, 4-3, on Saturday.
The Kings jumped out to a three-goal lead in the first period, but a pair of goals from Lee Stempniak around a Martin Hanzal tally tied the game. However, Los Angeles got the game-winner early in the third frame.
"They came out and took it to us right from the start," said Stempniak, who has five goals in his last five games. "We give ourselves some credit for coming back and making it a game at the end but it is tough to come back from a hole like that."
Keith Yandle extended his point streak to seven games, amassing a goal and nine assists over the run, while Ilya Bryzgalov had 29 saves.
Phoenix's blue line also took another hit in the loss. Already without Ed Jovanovski for a fifth straight game, Derek Morris sat out Saturday's game and Michal Rozsival suffered an injury during the second period. All three defenders have lower-body injuries.
Phoenix has lost three straight at home, but has won four straight as the host against Edmonton. The Coyotes recorded a 5-0 victory the last time the clubs met at Jobing.com Arena on Nov. 23, with Hanzal and Stempniak both scoring twice and Bryzgalov making 23 saves.
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Cain and Abel and the atomic bombing of Japan are both
straw-man arguments:
Cain and Abel:
Firstly, they're mythical characters (as in, never existed);
Secondly, Cain's inexistant murder didn't cause all the murders in human history.
Indeed, the first murder ever commited, probably, by a man-ape didn't caused all murders in human history.
And the absence of that murder
would NOT have stopped
the subsequent ones.
In 'I, Borg', Picard using the paradox
would have stopped
the unimaginable horror that followed.
Picard NOT using the paradox program led to the death and suffering of uncounted BILLIONS - an outcome highly predictable for Picard.
The atomic bombing of Japan:
The essential diference between the atomic bombing of Japan and 'I, Hugh' was that in 'I, Hugh', there was
no other realistic option
to stop the collective from their ongoing genocide, while in 1945, the atomic bomb gave the allies
for stopping the war that did not involve the extermination of two cities:
They could have blown up Mount Fuji if they wanted to shock the Japanese into surrendering;
They could have used smaller atomic bombs to wipe out the japanese military bases until Japan surrendered or its military infrastructure was completely demolished.
The allies could build 3 atomic bombs per month; there was no shortage of them.
About the 'logic paradox's chances:
I already addressed this point:
"As for the invasive 'logic paradox' not working - Data/Geordi were sure it would work - and given that their knowledge of the hows and whys of trek tech (even borg tech) vastly surpasses what we posters know (for example, they, too, know the borg adapt and, unlike us, they know much about how the borg do this magic trick), the chances are this 'logic paradox' would have dismantled the borg hive mind."
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Section 1. The Government of the United States shall not engage in any business, professional, commercial, financial, or industrial enterprise except as specified in the Constitution.
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This should all dissapear - regulated down to zero, to providing a service to the real economy.
It is all artificial wealth.
The Era of Speculation that started in 1980 WILL END, by law of universal justice, and in the future people will wonder why we tolerated it in the first place.
Actually most of TE's advertisement revenue comes from luxury goods companies and consulting firms, such as Rolex and SAS respectively. I don't recall the last time I read an advertisement from a financial firm.
Anyways 60% of TE's revenues come from paid subscription, which is much higher than most other newspapers. (Source is somewhere on Google...)
Your comments grow longer the further you stray from my actual intent. Is it beyond human with to, at the same time, both deplore the actions of some, and have sympathy for human suffering? Schadenfreude is a dish some find sweet,but which contains no nourishment.
Quite apart from all of its other well documented problems, finance got too big and now it must shrink; with or without new regulation.
The situation leading into the GFC was absurb: had trends of investment bank profits continued there would have been nothing left of the economy but bank profits.
They had to shrink and now they are shrinking. The same has happened to lots of other industrys. Nothing to mourn here time to move on.
No, i am not "mistaking the presence of capital flows, the management thereof, and the costs associated with that management." You seem to think all the things i mentioned happen by magic and without management decisions and risk taking. And again you are talking in such general terms that your words mean almost nothing. Hmm, how are we going to deal with tailored financial products like certain interest rate swaps that cannot be standardized to be traded on a market? according to you we will just "decentralize economic decisions" and tax financial transactions. good one. oh and you think taxing financial transactions would "incentivise the market to take care of the rest," do you? On the other hand i don't suppose you would like having to pay a fee every month to have a checking account. I am sick of people who haven't had so much as an econ 101 class espousing their opinions as facts on things they have no understanding of outside of what they hear/read on CNN and Newsweek. There is an article on the economist about the US and tribal politics in Afghanistan and you won't find me on there pointing out how to easily fix things with a few generalizations.
you are naive at best.
What you are writing here is highly irrelevant. Nobody denies the important role of financial industry in economies. While the article are saying the industry is much larger than necessary to perform its role. You are writing as if you don't no other industries are not competitive paying attractive salaries for smarter ones, or they are not lying off office workers, clerks, or computer people.
You are striving to defend your own feed, while scarifying others who share no interests with you and not on your side.
You definitely have your vote to back up your own industry, while others do have their own votes to crush it down.
Oh, how sad. Now they'll have to drive Honda's instead of Ferrari's.
I would have actually expected harsher haphazard reactions, gyrations and finger pointing after a massive financial bust like this one, and indications of widespread malfeasance.
And all this came about after a bubble and scandals in 2000 timeframe. So serial failures on the part of the finance industry.
What is interesting is how so little has come to pass - No equivalent of a pecora commission, no arrests (possibly for the good reason that certain unethical behavior may not have been technically illegal, or in reality is tough to prosecute).
Having read most of the comments I can see why the politicians have acted the way they did.
Many pity the investment bankers for their lack of ethics. Readers would be better served if the bankers sins were listed and how corrections are being proposed or in place to avoid the next fiasco. Start with:
1. Using depositors money to speculate for the banks profit.
2. Offering loans to those that can't afford or have no asset to back the loan.
3. All the rest? Good luck untangling that mess.
I think a better answer to your comment about single mothers is that a dollar lost to finance is a dollar which will be spent in investment and consumption elsewhere in the economy, building productive assets which will generate yet more jobs, rather than filling the troughs of financial plutocrats. I sincerely hope (and believe) that for every single mother laid off by a financial firm, 2 or 3 will be hired by more productive parts of the economy. Yes, change is painful, but change is necessary.
Read into my comment as much as you want of things that are not there, and miss my point as much as you will - there are still people out of work, and that is nothing to cheer about.
So, am I actually supposed to feel sorry for those poor Wall Street and London bankers who were caught with their pants down (mostly by their own speculative excesses) during the collapse of financial markets that followed the bankruptcy of Lehman Bros? To be sure, many of the traders and quants, etc., who were gainfully employed on Wall Street and in London then are unemployed today. But, same cannot be said for some of the big bosses of banks, such as JP Morgan Chase, which have been alleged to have screwed their middle and working poor customers every way they could, and have never yet been indicted for any crimes.
Oh, poor investment/universal bankers! The editors of the Economist have taken pity on you. They say the industry is "already changing."
Haven't we heard that before? Why should we believe it now?
You once again seem to be confusing the presence of capital flows, the management thereof, and the costs associated with that management. As I said, the principle of the pooling of resources for long-term, risky undertakings if fundamentally sound. The question is how said principle is implemented and what costs those implementations have. No one is saying that we must only be able to exchange completely finished goods for their full price as a lump sum.
>>Also I would like to hear your brilliant solution to finding the best way to allocate capital that doesn't involve "finance-as-practiced."<<
Significantly decentralise economic decisions (by value) and reduce the ability of decision-makers to trade away the consequences of the decisions they made. Taxing financial transactions and gifts and inheritances (both as externality pricing rather than revenue raising mechanisms) would go a long way to incentivising the market to take care of the rest.
>>All modern advanced economies of the world today have complex financial systems. Underdeveloped countries tend to be lacking them.<<
As I mentioned in my first response, the primary purpose of modern finance is to allow for economic growth while keeping power centralised. To grow the pie without too much altering the relative sizes of the slices (though, from time to time, allowing for changes in the identity of the owners the slices). Take away modern finance, and it is growth, not inequality that the elites will sacrifice first. However, this does not change the fact that the current design of the financial system is inefficient, fragile, and destabilising.
You are very naive in your thinking.
BOA, Citibank, Goldman, RBS, UBS, etc paid composition fines to settle charges brought against them. This lot knew fully well that not paying fines will end in them losing their 'oligopolistic' banking licenses. Paying such fines is more beneficial to them, than, having their banking licenses suspended.
Every state which collected the fines, are experts in 'de facto nationalisation', the governments will have no problem divvying up the delinquent bank's assets and businesses to others less besmirched.
Regulatory stringency and its supervision is de rigueur, when these banksters will never realise that the nation's economic well-being is a national security issue. Laissez faire banking requires no governments at all as our Somali pirate-friends can testify.
I am unclear what you are saying. The evidence on globalisation leading to poverty reduction is a popular view but it is not an undisputed fact. And you are drawing a derivative out of a derivative. Investment banking leading to globalization leading to poverty alleviation. Surely this is not like a law of nature like gravity for instance.
More importantly the people commenting, while they are venting, are not saying shut down investment banking. They are saying regulate it better, closer. As an equivalent, airlines have been a big driver of globalization. But who would ask for complete deregulation of airlines ? Those planes are safe because of regulation.
You do realise that people are angry because the invetment banking industry was corrupt, they were hurting their customers to benefit themselves. So they were NOT doing what investment banking was supposed to do. That is why people are angry. We need investment banking services, not services from people who make money by cheating us.
I am not sure if the banks or the insurance corporations ever lose as they have other insurance that covers them. The banks and the insurance corporations have loans and FDR with the other HEAD banks that take care of the smaller banks. For example there is The British Bank , The Federal Banks , in Tanzania we have the Bank of Tanzania that caters for the last resorts and if the commercial banks falters the Bank comes in to fix the liquidity . Banks never lose their work is to create money and they will do so I thank you Firozali A. Mullla DBA The insurance works on the law of averages
It sounds like you were on of the few benefiters?
Economist, you can continue these articles that defend an industry that provides a large part of your advertising revenue. But it is so obvious and transparent. Soon, those ads will disappear and you will be left with egg on your face, discreditted from backing the worst form of malicious greed in our lifetime.
Re your first paragraph, a vast statement I Simply disagree with, Big corps finance themselfs with both taxable equity as well as tax free debt, they might have higher gearing ratios, but still employ equity finance.
At the end of strings of R&D, amortizations & e.t.c. means of cupping out of taxes, Large corps still generally pay a fair deal of corporate tax, not long ago a few Investment banks and I think GE were on the hook for taxes unpaid. Also take look at their financial statements, theres a reason the pre-tax & net profit figures are different for the largest and smallest companies. As such I disagree with your premace that it lowers barrier to entry.
Thanks for the debt definition, by Leverage I was refering to all forms of debt, LT/ST & Equity (On the basis it is money lent at a premium requiring eventual reimbusement generally after the venture for which it was raised is finalized and profits realised)
The crux of your arguement, correct me if I'm wrong, seems to be, Due to the 'perceived' risk imbalances taxing equity at a higher rate than debt causes, especially in view of the greater volatility of equity fiancning over debt, Companies are forced to take on more Debt'
Well, say the situation were reversed, and Debt (Bonds) were more expensive than Equity, Companies are still going to pile on the debt, since equity investors dont want to be 100% on the hook for capital financing.
If as a result you say, true but equity would be 90% of Capital employed over debt at 10%, you'd be leaving out the fact that the interest paid on LT debt, is often still cheaper than ROCE required by investors, with the added danger of an investor simply pulling out their money as they are not contractually bound to a fix term in hold of a company's shares.
Lastly, and my main point is this, tax rate variations would have done nothing to prevent the financial crisis, be it equity or bond, Companies would still have piled on the debt, if Equity investors (even at a no equity tax rate) said we dont feel comfortable investing in this or simply ran out of spare cash, the Investment banks would still have binged on cheap credit from the markets, gone bust, causing equity investors to run for cover.
You cannot stop a bank from binging on credit in the good times, or hoarding cash in the bad, same way you cannot tell a kid don't eat too much of that sugar coated gummy bear, not unless it came with repacautions.
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On November 29, 2014, a crowd gathered at Burnaby Mountain, unceded xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) territories. The event was a celebration after blockades sustained for over 3 months by Burnaby residents and First Nation members succeeded in pressuring Kinder Morgan to remove equipment and stop survey work for its proposed Trans Mountain pipeline. To date, the blockade on site has been officially dismantled while grassroots communities remain vigilant. Read more…
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I'm a filmmaker and an artist. I am also a Nehiyaw Iskwew, and a survivor of girlhood abuse and exploitation. These facts are at the root of my practice and have influenced how I see most everything in the world: colonialism, gender, relationships, economics, class, social hierarchies, feminism. My lived experiences with difference and marginalization form the basis for much of my film and video work.
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As I sit here drafting this, I am wondering what can I write that I haven't already written, or that other people haven't already stated elsewhere? There isn't much more that I can say, or that we can say collectively. It is now 25 years since the first march in Vancouver's downtown east side called for action to the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. And now, 25 years later, we still march, we still write, we still shout…who is listening?
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Black life, Blackness, "Black holding on, Black making a way out of no way" is always in excess of the antiblack settler colonial state. And, in its excess, it is always threatening to the order and sense making of the state.
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In each of three most recent cases of Black death to garner mass mainstream media attention – the deaths of Mike Brown, Eric Garner and Tamir Rice – the bodily excess of the victims was used as a reason for their murder, as justification for their death. This excess was not articulated as the excess of their Blackness – which becomes unspeakable (and unthought) in the antiblack state – but through their physical size, the sheer embodied physicality of their presence, through how much literal space they occupied. Not only did their physical size exceed normative White body standards, but it became one way to speak of the excess of their Black bodies and how, through their excess, they were justifiably murderable.
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As many of us know, thousands of individual scholars and several scholarly associations within the U.S. and beyond have publicly declared a boycott and censure of the University of Illinois, for its firing of Steven Salaita. In its immediate aims – Salaita's reinstatement, with damages, and sanctions for the Chancellor and Board of Trustees – the boycott has failed. And yet, the boycott continues. The boycott of the University of Illinois has been organized in the name of academic freedom and faculty governance. If the above conditions are met (which would be a huge movement from where things stand now), are we to imagine that academic freedom and faculty governance are now operative (if they ever were) at the University of Illinois? As Jakeet Singh put it, "The university's largely unprecedented step of violating the autonomy of the hiring unit… is paternalistic and treats the hiring unit as incompetent in their decision making." Are academic freedom and faculty governance the borders of strategic possibility in our critique of U.S. higher education?
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I thought about having my husband, my dearest friends, my mother, my mother-in-law, my sisters-in-law, my older children gather around me in the hours and day or two post deliveries to celebrate and nurture each new baby in our family. The joy of that bonding, that connection and sisterhood that has been such a pivotal part of birth for me. I love filling my hospital room with my special ones, and then sending them all away so little one and I can snuggle and get better acquainted.
When the hospital is miles away on inaccessible roads, you are far from your loved ones and it's almost impossible for them to get to you. You are alone, you are exhausted, you have no money as the emergency ride took everything you had. You are hungry from the exertions of labor, but did not bring enough food, as you generally must provide your own meals. It's a tough way to welcome your baby.
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