I came up with this for a blog post I wrote…
From Kinsella’s facebook.
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lol
You’re not lighting up the Ethics of Liberty, right?
Although you have that right - it’s your property.
^Nice little grinder you got there , anything to get rid of that conservative stigma associated with “right wing” libertarians.
Absolutely not. One just needs a strong foundation to roll on
As for the right-wing dilema, agreed.
My comeback is simple if that happens to me - I work at a bong shop,
+1 for the fat chick gif.
Conza please share the link to that young lad gif.
Is this what you^ were looking for?
For future reference, anytime you see an image (gifs included obviously) online that you’d like to copy, just right-click the image and then click “Copy Image Location” (for Firefox users) or “Copy image URL” (for Chrome users).
Yaay!
lol!
"But, superficial appearances can sometimes be deceiving, and that is true in this case. Let us consider an example. When A trades an a to B for one of his b’s, each of them, A and B, gain in welfare in the ex ante sense. That is, A values the b he receives more than the a he must give up in this exchange. And, similarly, B, ranks the incoming a more highly than the outgoing b. Perhaps the best illustration of this is that famous front cover of the Saturday Evening Post where Normal Rockwell draws the milkman and the pie man, each sitting in front of their respective trucks, munching away on a pie and slurping at a bottle of milk. We are given to understand by Rockwell, an artist who would appear to know more about economics than Friedman, that right before the scenario he depicted, the milkman (A) traded a bottle of milk (a) with the pie man (B) for one of the latter’s products (b), and that each did so because he valued what he received more than what he had to give up for it."
