Geeze. What is there to say?
This, I guess: some people cannot do a thing in the morning without coffee.
Without coffee, they would be paralyzed. Coffee is an "absolute necessity" for
them. Just ask them.
Yet somehow, in spite of its absolute necessity, the market provides a huge
variety of coffees at different prices, and different modes of delivery,
without a bureaucrat saying how much of each should be produced, and how much
should be available for home brewing and how much at Starbuck's. How can that
be?
--- On Tue, 4/20/10, Marinza <mari...@aol.com> wrote:
What I tried to point out is that one has to be careful not to
privatize those services that are an absolute necessity for any
person's pursuit of livelihood and success.
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