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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 678209" data-attributes="member: 2189">When you truly understand the historical underpinning of that <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left%E2%80%93right_politics#History_of_the_terms" target="_blank">term</a>, I can easily live with that! 200 to 300 years ago, there was lots of good company out in left field. It&#039;s where such ideas as property rights and laissez fair economics came into play! Free market was a leftist idea in it&#039;s day.&nbsp;I have the right answer for me but it&#039;s up to you to find your right answer and our answers may not work for each other if we exchanged them thus the need for individual freedom and liberty to discover for ourselves what works. That&#039;s why trying to find a single answer to fit all, a single approach to governing all people, a single approach to central planning doesn&#039;t work as each effort is met with ultimate failure and the central state is always trying to go back and constantly fix the very problems it creates by trying to fix the problem it creates by trying to fix the problem.....&nbsp; Notice a cyclical pattern here? &nbsp;The only way to make it work is to create a society of automatons who only know and understand a single driven purpose and thus all human actions are predictable. Individuals are not and have never been completely predictable.&nbsp;Me smarter than everyone else? That&#039;s always been your claim Tie (although I&#039;ve had my fun with it) and I have to wonder if it&#039;s more driven by fear of the fact that someone&#039;s actually thinking beyond some limited construct you believe we should all adhere too just so you feel safe and comfy!&nbsp;Sorry Tie, living in someone else&#039;s designed cage is not my idea of a good life!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 678209, member: 2189"] When you truly understand the historical underpinning of that [URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left%E2%80%93right_politics#History_of_the_terms"][COLOR=red]term[/COLOR][/URL], I can easily live with that! 200 to 300 years ago, there was lots of good company out in left field. It's where such ideas as property rights and laissez fair economics came into play! Free market was a leftist idea in it's day. I have the right answer for me but it's up to you to find your right answer and our answers may not work for each other if we exchanged them thus the need for individual freedom and liberty to discover for ourselves what works. That's why trying to find a single answer to fit all, a single approach to governing all people, a single approach to central planning doesn't work as each effort is met with ultimate failure and the central state is always trying to go back and constantly fix the very problems it creates by trying to fix the problem it creates by trying to fix the problem..... Notice a cyclical pattern here? The only way to make it work is to create a society of automatons who only know and understand a single driven purpose and thus all human actions are predictable. Individuals are not and have never been completely predictable. Me smarter than everyone else? That's always been [B][U]your[/U][/B] claim Tie (although I've had my fun with it) and I have to wonder if it's more driven by fear of the fact that someone's actually thinking beyond some limited construct you believe we should all adhere too just so you feel safe and comfy! Sorry Tie, living in someone else's designed cage is not my idea of a good life! [/QUOTE]

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