October 16, 2004

karl on js mill


applied sensibly 
 these quotes
 give 
the correct way
 to take on 
the "science" 
 of say  a joe stiglitz
and flush 
the turds of
say
  this years nobel winners  


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here's 
three notes of the master
  on foolish
 "there's gotta be 
a good god out there somewhere"
                    believing 
well  intentioned numbos
 like todays sheep head 
              master J
       THE  Stiglitz  

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first note 

“ john stuart mill 
with his usual eclectic logic
understands how to hold
at the same time 
the view of his father
 and 
the opposite view .....

when he announces himself
as the adam smith of his day
we do not know 
what we should be 
most astonished at 
the naivete of the man 
or
that of the public 
which in good faith 
excepts  him 
as such.....

he bares as much resemblance 
to Adam S mith
as america’s  
general Burnside   
does 
to the duke of wellington ...

his original researches 
are neither exstensive 
or profound 
and can
 all be found 
in one little pamphlet  ....



second note :

it is undeniable
mr js mill owes
his certainly”remarkable”
authority almost
entirely
to such mistaken
 aattributions
of originality ....

on a level plain
simple mounds like
the junior Mr  Mill
look like hills 

the insipid flatness
 of our present bourgeoisie
is to be measured
by the altitude
 of its 
“ great intellects ”....... 

third note

while it is quite right
to rebuke men
like
js mill
for the contradictions
 between
their traditional
economic dogmas
and their modern tendencies

never the less 
it would be very unjust
to lump them
together 
with the herd 
of 
vulgar economic apologists
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Posted by pinky at October 16, 2004 03:16 PM

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