[medved]

Now that's funny, cause history has proven time and time again that the market, along with its innovative instrument, functions best under competition. It's classical capitalism. And it was precisely the element of competition that Lincoln wanted to eliminate by tariffs, thereby impeding the capitalist market's primary functioning agent.

Like I say, you can be thankful more intelligent people were running the country in Lincoln's time; You'd probably not be happy about working in a nazi or West-India Company coal mine.

[GOPcapitalist]

Like I say, you can be thankful more intelligent people were running the country in Lincoln's time; You'd probably not be happy about working in a nazi or West-India Company coal mine.

Your response fails to address the issue and again borders on incoherency. What gives?