Homines libenter quod volunt credunt
Feb 6th, 2017 by wintercow20
… the Bastiat Bowl.
Posted in Economic Illiteracy, Special Privilege
Yes indeed. Not only unpredictable, I don’t think anyone could have even thought to have designed a game with the drama that unfolded. (Assuming that’s what you meant).
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Yes indeed. Not only unpredictable, I don’t think anyone could have even thought to have designed a game with the drama that unfolded. (Assuming that’s what you meant).