Quit dodging the question 1. Could a society that digs holes all day and fills them in survive? 2. Would that society be as advanced as everyone else? 3. would that society have the same standard of living as everyone else? 4. Are the people living in New Jersey, or New York better off financially as a result of the hurricane?
Once again you are not "netting out" the lost work due to permanent business closure or relocation. It's like claiming that you are worth a million and failing to account for the 980,000 in debt you owe. Seriously, do you ever think these things thru OR do you just repeat propoganda ad nauseum?
btw, Max, I notice that the commie weasel is only responding to you now, lol. I guess I made it back onto the coward's ignore list.
I'm not dodging the question, your emotional state is just more interesting. And sad. Shit happens, manmade, naturemade. Fixing it is work. You're trying to refute the efficacy of repair work with theory about investment work--two different animals.
Im not emotional at all, and once again, when the evidence is right in front of your face, you choose just to bury your head in the sand, and ignore it all in the name of your failed commie ideology. You know the answer to every one of those questions, yet you choose to willfully ignore the evidence, pretty funny.
I guess so, not that it matters much since hes not willing to answer anyones questions, once it gets to tough.
The sad part is that higher education is filled with guys like Ricter. They are simply never wrong, no matter how many times their ideas are shot down. It's absurd that kids have to go into lifetime debt to listen to socialist idealogy (just like Ricter's). We should be thankful that this idiot has no control over our lives.
The evidence, that is, what you can see with your own eyes, is that a lot of previously idle "resources" are now being put to work on clean up. Shit happens. Wet cleanup in aisle five. It's an overall cost to the store, and to the customer, but shit happens, and someone needs to be always available to do the clean up--that's a permanent job.