I have been tracking the discussion on this site about the price of a der. all of the opinions are valid it seems to me however a fundamental truth must be injected here by me.
In a capitalistic society the basic premise is that a seller may provide goods and services for a price and a buyer may purchase goods and services. Given that they have options -- the democracy part of this concept I am injecting -- then the idea of how the society is "funded and supported," the standard of living thing, is provided for. And we start the cycle all over again. The real issue is the ability to choose, when that is gone we have other types of social standards, well you know the drill.
The issue is the ability to choose.
In our society you have the ability to choose -- to sell and to buy, the idea of price is the democracy thing it seems to me -- you can choose to sell it for a price or to buy it for a price.
Its your choice.
Bill Barnard Rainy Castro Valley, California -- but that's my choice to live in is it not.