Posted on 01/20/2014 9:14:46 AM PST by jazusamo
That means that any sensible person would tread cautiously in the field of promising, and actually attempting, to deliver higher standard of living for the typical person than will happen by the initiative of American citizens/society without intervention by self-flattering elites."
I don't usually wade into these snits, but I think freerepublicchat has a point.
Here is the real web page. See the ads? Those are revenue for someone (I don't know how Dr. Sowell is compensated).
It seems odd to me that FR has members who hate the use of FR bandwidth to drive traffic to another page, yet FR has customs that begrudge the target web site containing original content a few ad impressions.
(donning N.B.C. suit...)
BTW, BfloGuy, I lived on Grand Island a number of years, moved out around 20 years ago. How's life up that way these days?
That is a good point. I'll stand by my "hits" statement, but advertisers do like clicks.
How's life up that way these days?
Personally, things are good. My family is gradually returning home [I and my siblings all left as youngsters -- three of five now live within 20 miles of each other (we're working on a fourth but he's resistant to leaving Gatlinburg)], Mom is in very good health and will turn 90 in April. My job is going well.
The countryside is as beautiful as ever, Buffalo is still looking for the silver bullet [new football stadium on the waterfront!], and Albany resembles Havana much more than I'm comfortable with.
All in all, if you moved back, you'd find nothing has changed :)
BfloGuy, thanks for the update! I’m glad the place is still nice - beautiful country.
We’ll probably visit friends but I don’t see myself moving back. I’m shopping now for a warmer place to retire. ;-)
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