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... trade?' is a vacuous question." Our outspoken "market" economists will try to dodge the "vacuous" issue as well. No matter how much you cascade your issue dodging you can not escape the consequences of dodging the question: "Does free speech precede each and every free trade?" . . . Does precede mean precede in time? Does it mean take precedence over, as in priority? ...

...Hugh Jarse NLAHN. wrote: On Oct 2, 1:02 am, V <vf...@aol.com> wrote: All our actions have consequences Greywolf, and many of our actions produce consequences that end up destroying peace. They destroy our peace as well as the inner peace of others. Your inner peace is not...