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To: steve-b; All
Guess Stevey forgot that an admission of his lying about the "broken link" to begin with automatically shows Stevey never had any basis for his initial personal attack on me to begin with...

Dropping FReeper-friendly catchphrases like "DemRats" into a post while whining about some of the basic tenets of free market capitalism doesn't make you a real conservative, kids. Real conservatives don't complain about perceived barriers to market entry, they usually just build their businesses up steadly to a point where they can buy and sell their competitors.

33 posted on 10/24/2002 10:29:58 AM PDT by Scott McCollum
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To: Scott McCollum
Dropping FReeper-friendly catchphrases like "DemRats" into a post while whining about some of the basic tenets of free market capitalism doesn't make you a real conservative, kids. Real conservatives don't complain about perceived barriers to market entry, they usually just build their businesses up steadly to a point where they can buy and sell their competitors

You still haven't answered our question: why should webcasters have to pay special fees over and above the royalties-per-play that radio stations pay?

34 posted on 10/24/2002 10:47:16 AM PDT by BlazingArizona
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To: Scott McCollum
lying about the "broken link"

Nope; your first attempt to post the link (at the top of the thread) remains as broken as ever. Who did you get to do the second attempt (Msg#12) correctly?

his initial personal attack on me

Falsely claiming a personal attack is itself a personal attack. Consider this Strike One (Strike Three gets the Abuse button pressed...).

Real conservatives don't complain about perceived barriers to market entry

Real conservatives reject (and, when possible, repeal) government-created artificial barriers (e.g. charges levied upon A but not upon similar B because A has the inside track on a lobby that buys enough Congresscritters). Since you are quite alone here (on this thread, and on FR generally) in opposing this notion, perhaps you should try advertising in a forum where you'll feel more at home.

35 posted on 10/24/2002 10:53:10 AM PDT by steve-b
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To: Scott McCollum
Real conservatives don't complain about perceived barriers to market entry

Heck, we are all here to complain about too much government and it's barrier to the market. Real Conservatives don't turn a blind eye to overkill (unless they are the monopoly doing the surpression to their advantage).

37 posted on 10/24/2002 11:46:13 AM PDT by LowOiL
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To: Scott McCollum
Real conservatives don't complain about perceived barriers to market entry

Real conservatives also dont: (in my experience)

  1. Support any corporate taxation
  2. Support any individual income taxes
  3. Support legislation that favors one size of business over another by giving it "relief" from something
  4. Support legislation that restricts individual rights to protect corporate profits, ie no restrictions on publishing research on copy restriction systems and working examples.
  5. Support trade organizations that lobby Congress to make it even harder for the little guy to compete

38 posted on 10/24/2002 12:22:21 PM PDT by dheretic
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