Axiomatic Economics

[gplauche]

@Onion Eater

Is everybody here aware that Murphy capitulated?

http://www.gene-callahan.org/blog/2007/09/victor-aguilar-picks-his-next-victim.html

p.s. Please don’t ban me, Geoffrey! I’m quoting Murphy, not He Whom We Cannot Name.

p.p.s. If you’re really wondering whether HWWCN payed Murphy his $1000, why don’t you just ask Murphy?

That’s what is called sarcasm, troll…er, Victor.

[MacFall]

@Onion Eater

Is everybody here aware that Murphy capitulated?

http://www.gene-callahan.org/blog/2007/09/victor-aguilar-picks-his-next-victim.html

That was called sarcasm, Victor. If you’re not aware of the concept, this should help clear things up a bit: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/sarcasm

[Just_Curious]

Was it also sarcasm when Robert Murphy wrote, “the consumer’s good is always the 1^st order, regardless of how far back we push the analysis, even if we go back to axes carved by prehistoric men?”

Just curious.

[Knight_of_BAAWA]

How many sockpuppets can one person come up with?

Just curious.

[Just_Curious]

@Knight_of_BAAWA

How many sockpuppets can one person come up with?

Just curious.

If Geoffrey didn’t keep deleting this question and banning the IP address it was posted from, I wouldn’t have to keep driving around looking for internet cafes.

So, are you just going to call me names or are you going to answer the question?

[Knight_of_BAAWA]

It’s called “follow the rules”. If you can’t: GTFO. This isn’t your board.

[liberty_student]

Victor, stop war driving. You are leaving an embarassing record of childish behavior on the web, which means it will last into perpetuity.

[Jon_Irenicus]

We prefer calling losers like you names. Bye now.

-Jon

[Just_Curious]

@liberty student

Victor, stop war driving. You are leaving an embarassing record of childish behavior on the web, which means it will last into perpetuity.

Actually, it will only last as long as the Mises Institute survives and, if they are incapable of answering questions like this one, that won’t be for much longer.

Was it also sarcasm when Robert Murphy wrote, “the consumer’s good is always the 1^st order, regardless of how far back we push the analysis, even if we go back to axes carved by prehistoric men?”

Just curious.

I wait for an answer.

[Jon_Irenicus]

Yeah, beyond the end of your meaningless life in other words. You keep repeating a quote by Murphy as if it’s supposed to demonstrate something - something, that is, other than what an utter loser you are.

-Jon

[Knight_of_BAAWA]

@Just Curious

Actually, it will only last as long as the Mises Institute survives and, if they are incapable of answering questions like this one, that won’t be for much longer.

FAIL!

[liberty_student]

It will probably survive @ archive.org. This is really embarassing if you are any sort of professional or academic.

It’s in your best interest to make nice with Geoff, and ask him to remove this discussion from the record.

[sock_puppet]

The Cult of the Golden Calf

“The consumer’s good is always the 1^st order, regardless of how far back we push the analysis, even if we go back to axes carved by prehistoric men.” – Robert Murphy

Wrong! Victor Aguilar sees the source of value in the future usefulness or exchangeability of goods, not in their past costs of production.

“Investors seek the intrinsic value of gold to protect themselves from inflation.” – Ron Paul

Wrong! Victor Aguilar believes in the subjective theory of value; nothing has intrinsic value.

“All political truth can be found in a coin shop.” – Jeffrey Tucker

Wrong! Victor Aguilar believes that coin shop owners are hucksters, preying on weaklings and paranoids.

Do you believe in Austrian Economics? He whom you dread awaits: www.axiomaticeconomics.com/golden_calf.php

[Knight_of_BAAWA]

EPIC FAIL!

[Inquisitor]

Enough of this. Aguilar has had as much time in the spotlight he deserves. I am going to lock this thread, but not delete it. That way it will remain testament to how pathetic this crank truly is.