Comments From the Unknown

One of my favorite blogs is Worthwhile Canadian Initiatives, for they are clear, to the point, and do not seem to carry the strong one-sided political views of the American economists. The Canadians have a sense of balance, and somehow avoid the extremes. Thus I was saddened to see the need to ask for some sens of common decency, my words, in the comments posted.

Now I am not an economist, although I have my views on many, that is part of the patois, yet for the reason that they have requested a tone down is why I have deferred any comment. I did at the beginning but alas all too soon it reverted into alias name calling. When I say something I do so in my name, why hide, the only way to judge what I say it a combination of the argument and whatever credibility I gain from experience. I believe that both count. My best wishes to my Canadian friends, I hope, and perhaps demanding real names is a solution, with read return emails.

I do know I used my Irish wit, some may say otherwise, when I satirized the comments one one of their contributors a few months ago but it was all in fun, besides I was in New Hampshire on Thanksgiving weekend and it was snowing, I had not a great deal to do that day other than wait for turkey. So again, keep moving forward to those folks just to the north!