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The free market ended the production of that car over 50 years ago.
Not that you respect or know the history of a free mkt.
avocado is trying to make a tenuous link between those cars and the symbolism of decadence. It's a fairly remarkable statement -- to a 7th grade English student.
The free market ended the production of that car over 50 years ago.
And the free market brought GM and Chrysler to the position that they are in, obsolete and out of step, just like the Edsel.
So, where does that leave us regarding the OP... if you believe that GM should have simply have been liquidated then there is nothing to debate because they wouldn't be making edsels or any other car for that matter.
And the free market brought GM and Chrysler to the position that they are in, obsolete and out of step, just like the Edsel.
So, where does that leave us regarding the OP... if you believe that GM should have simply have been liquidated then there is nothing to debate because they wouldn't be making edsels or any other car for that matter.
Actually Chrysler would've been sold off decades ago b/c there'd be no bailout. BK and possible restructuring. Perhaps they'd be in better shape without gubmint help?
Then again, I can't expect a bailout apologist to agree.
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