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Paul Krugman here.

What can you do on the Web that you can’t do in print? Create safe spaces to organize for change.

Here at Rhizzone, there seems to be a place for the younger generation do just that. I'll be checking in semi-regularly to do whatever I can to help out with your progressive social project.

Also, I'm a Jew.

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hi
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http://www.slate.com/articles/business/the_dismal_science/1997/03/in_praise_of_cheap_labor.html
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D.C.
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Thanks
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jiggago
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The Despicable Jew Paul Krugman
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someone create a gimmick acct called Paul Nugman and only post re the economics of weed
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Howdy, folks. It's my pleasure. I take exception to clanzy. Sadly, every forum has its anti-semitic fringe.

HenryKrinkle (forgive me, is that your real name?), I remember writing that paper.

In the early 90s as a budding Third Worldist, I researched how globalization resulted in a fall in developing country real income in my paper, Globalization and the Inequality of Nations.

Of course, now that I realize the welfare state actually strengthens America's competitive edge on the world stage, I would never suggest cutting it.

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tardy on these heaters
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Where exactly is the joke here Son
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babyfinland posted:

Where exactly is the joke here Son

im gay

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tardy on these heaters
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Shut the fuck up Glenn.
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no u
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paulie whatre the economics of WEED
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We can both agree the only joker in the room is the Republican Party.

Hi, Glenn! I hope you've given up on reporting those fake, right-wing scandals. Undisclosed healthcare payments and illegal healthcare payments are not the same thing. It's basic arithmetic.

Edit: Whoop! That post came in right under the radar!

"Chairman Mao"- boy, I've compared Rush Limbaugh to Stalin before, but Mao is another level.

We all want personal freedom, but the White House has too much on its plate right now.

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Kurdt
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posting in goatstein thread regardless of content or merit
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hi paul
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Greeting Paul. It's me, "Big" Keven (FROM WORK).
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LaserJew here.


PEW PEW
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Kurdt
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timez krew
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Paul_Krugman posted:

We can both agree the only joker in the room is the Republican Party.



p,lease take the rude man off this website. delete the man from my sight,,. get OUT

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Good morning USA!
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im a big fan of your work, paul
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Nippon
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i hereby deny any complicity in this thread.
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Good morning USA!
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sorry, dont wanna burst anybody's bubble here, but i think this might be a joke account.
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Not Your S.H.I.E.L.D.
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Paul, Glenn, could one of you please get Thomas Friedman to start posting? Hes got himself a bit of a fanclub round these here parts
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i'd be glad to see you "take off'' too Paul, ha ha!
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But matters are not that simple, and the moral lines are not that clear. In fact, let me make a counter-accusation: The lofty moral tone of the opponents of globalization is possible only because they have chosen not to think their position through. While fat-cat capitalists might benefit from globalization, the biggest beneficiaries are, yes, Third World workers.