Author: Curt Doolittle

Yes, It’s Time To Abandon The United States http://www.capitalismv3.com/index.php/2011/08/yes-its-time-to-abandon-the-united-states/

http://www.capitalismv3.com/index.php/2011/08/yes-its-time-to-abandon-the-united-states/Time to give up on the USA. Not just the currency. They government.

We must inflate our way out of debt one way or another. I suppose that it is perhaps a more destructive choice to inflate our way out of this position via expansion of the state bureaucracy, and destroying our last truly competitive industry (medicine), than it is by inflating our way out through the development of a new educational system, a new power grid, new nuclear power plants, repaired roads and bridges, and by creating an updated military. But we will have to inflate. Period.

Ok so I must have had 25 cups of coffee over here, all black, and they are all fantastic. Verdict is in. And thanks Lynn for directing me to a good local brand.

Too much grey, so off with the beard again.

Amanda looks ten years younger than she is so I can’t look ten older than I am. ;).

Oddities: So, why is the average cup of coffee in the Netherlands better than the average cup of coffee in Seattle?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2011/jul/31/westminster-police-anarchist-whistleblower-adviceI guess we are officially criminals now.

The state evolved to finance war. (Thank you Napoleon.) But a city is a market. A market is a community of common interest. Beyond that, languages each imply metaphysical reality, and manners, ethics and morals imply the rules of human coordination.

Small is better. More peaceful. More prosperous. More egalitarian. If you want a ‘community’. It has to be small.

Americans hate each other. There is no ‘community’ of common interest any longer. I’ve been writing on that theme a bit lately. Even if people can agree upon ends, they can never agree upon means. But if a people cannot agree upon ends, then they can create no community of common interest whatsoever. I know where this ends, and I know that we are fifty years past doing anything about it.

I love Germans. The people. The culture. Everything.