[TheForge] Copper-Yak
Peter Fels & Phoebe Palmer
artgawk at thegrid.net
Tue Jun 10 03:05:35 EDT 2008
Mark these OT please or i'll get suckered into pontificating
while the iron in the forge burns.
I know , I started it, mea culpa...sorry..mmmmph....pf
Andrew Vida wrote:
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> don schad wrote:
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>> Or simply regulated into submission - who wants to buy carbon credits
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> Dont' get me started on that crap. It is a mega-disaster in the
> wings that will wreck a lot of small businesses. That could be the idea
> behind it.
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>> for that forge? By the time it gets to the forge you will have
>> already purchased quite a few as the steel/coal/propane moves down the
>> food chain, so what's a few more? But don't worry, your money will
>> be redistributed "fairly". No matter that it doesn't even begin to
>> address the problem for which it was sold as.
>>
>> Fact is, as blacksmiths we already pay a high price for the over
>> regulation of industries and the environent by the government.
>> Industries don't absorb the costs of regulation/taxation, they pass
>> them on to you, the consumer (either directly (price) or indirectly
>> (401k)). While BSing might always be suficently small not to
>> attract the direct attention of busy-bodies, the raw materials which
>> we need very likely will, and the end result will be the same - all
>> but a few can practice the craft because the overhead is too high.
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> Good points. Basic economic models clearly show just how evil
> taxation really is. There is NOTHING good about them for an economy.
> Not a single thing.
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>> Slag moves down forge, right?
> Sure.
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