| ShinmenTakezo said: There's no point arguing with you further. I do what you ask and you take small excerpts from the whole and twist them to your liking. This will go no where. |
There isn't really twisting. It's just more knowing the matieral.
Also... the only actual full article you linked to... was one that i had already linked too. Can't tell if that was accidentally, if you actually read it... or if you just decided to copy and paste it.
Keynes reminds me of Marx. Which makes sense, because at the end of his life, Keynes seemed to feel the same way about Keynsians as Marx did about Marxists. Heck, Keynes liked Hayek's Road to serfdom.
What betrays you is calling Keynes a Liberal thinker. Keynes wasn't even Liberal during his time. He was a member of the UK Liberal party... which actually was a centralist rather non liberal party at the time. Sandwhiched between Labour and the Conservatives.
