>Quoting Yoshie Furuhashi <furuhashi.1 at osu.edu>:
>
> > At 2:59 PM +1100 1/26/03, Catherine Driscoll wrote:
> > >What term would you want to use for people who do not sell labour but
>> still
>> >make profit for others? For the comfort zone of investment and inheritance
>> >which is not about owning profit?
>>
>> Do your questions above make sense to you?
>
>Yeah Yoshie, they do.
>I could rephrase them more clearly, maybe, and if Carrol wants me to I guess
>I'll give it a go.
Do it for me Catherine. I love to stir argument, but I can't get a clear idea of exactly what people you mean. When you say "do not sell labour", do you mean in the narrow sense of not being legally an employee?
> Perhaps I could strive for some unassailable position-
>taking... but actually they were genuine questions so, want to answer them or
>want to taunt?
>
>If you take the first option, and not saying you have to, I'd be really
>grateful if you didn't quote, but rather used your own words. It's so much more
>like a conversation.
Unfortunately I can't seem to find anyone to quote who represents my views on this issue. I assume that's why I'm a "crank" in Carrol's opinion.
Bill Bartlett Bracknell Tas