The Games of Nations

Posted by overmanwarrior 12 years, 5 months ago to Philosophy
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Football in America is a game of capitalism. Football in Europe represented as soccer to The United States is socialism. And the two just don't work well together.
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  • Posted by khalling 12 years, 5 months ago
    Collective bargaining may exist in the free market, But since the Fair Labor Act, unions are given unfair advantage. They are not just a group coming to the table to bargain-they are a group coming to the table aware of the protection and advantages given to them by this Act. They bargain accordingly. Because of this, their salaries and benefits are out of line with what the free market bears. This does not mean that management salaries were not out of line as well, but in a free market that would correct as you explained with the car analogy.
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    • Posted by 12 years, 5 months ago
      Yes. The free market would fix most things if it was allowed to work.
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      • Posted by khalling 12 years, 5 months ago
        I just bought the Symposium of Justice and am reading it. what's up with the new one not on KIndle? The Gulch is a long way from Barnes and Noble :)
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        • Posted by 12 years, 5 months ago
          The new one isn't on the Kindle just yet, publisher decision. There are plans for that to happen in 2013. I hope you enjoy 'The Symposium.' "The Return of the Flying Tiger" Chapter seemed fictional and a long way off in 2004. Not so much now.
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          • Posted by khalling 12 years, 5 months ago
            We are still writing our first fiction book. In the 2nd draft. Funny, our titles are similar: Ours is "The Pendulum of Justice" and is about a vigilante as well. Also, the Smokey Mountains figure in our book for one scene. Weird. I am enjoying your website
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            • Posted by 12 years, 5 months ago
              LOL I would say its a magical event, but, logical people will look for what's socially broken and seek to fix it, and the fixes are bound to be similar once the problem is identified. So common themes are bound to emerge. The need for a vigilante character comes socially from the repressed nature of modern society with too many rules. The vigilante is across the fabric of society a symbol of dynamic intellectualism which a political order being crushed under its own rules needs for its own good as static intellectualism threatens its well-being.
              . http://overmanwarrior.wordpress.com/2011...

              Good luck with the book. It's tough but worth it. I self-published 'The Symposium' and because it did respectably well, a publisher picked up 'Tail of the Dragon.' But its a crowded marketplace, so unlike the way the world was in Ayn Rand's day, you do have to push and shove much harder to get heard today with all the noise. With that said, its wonderful to have so many options and so much information available to the modern reader---and writer.
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