User talk:Kirez
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[edit] Welcome to Wikipedia!
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[edit] Economic outlook section
I edited the Economc Outlook section. I did NOT write most of that content as you'll see from the history.
I began by fixing absurd mis-spellings --- many, simple and careless misspellings --- and as I got into it I re-wrote more of the sentences, shortening and clarifying them; finally I made some small improvements on the very poor content.
I suspect the person who made those previous, very sloppy and poor edits, was a vandal or troll or hostile (don't know the wiki term for such). Notice that the only link created was to Ayn Rand (misspelled Ayan Rand), and several absurd characterizations of anarcho-capitalistic (misspelled anchro and such), while their attribution or failure of attribution showed a naive socialist perspective.
Of course the section needs a lot of work. Currently it grossly exaggerates the free market, libertarian characterization of America's economic cultural outlook. If Ayn Rand is going to be mentioned, then so should Keynes and FDR, Kennedy and Milton Friedman and Reagan and neo-classical economics.
- Just a little pointer: You don't actually need to post this here-putting it up on an article's talk page is enough. Happy editing, SignaturebrendelHAPPY HOLIDAYS 18:42, 17 December 2006 (UTC)
