Re: [tlug] Japan to Tax E-Content

[Justin Clune <jclune.berkeley@example.com>]

Well I dont see why we cant all just use a DNS tunneling service or VPN to
access amazon from a non-Japanese IP adress when we buy digital things. Of
course the law change is closed minded and a step backwards for
globalization but honestly I expected worste from Abe san. Lets just hope
to stay clear of the kind of aggression that his grandpa lead.

On Wednesday, January 15, 2014, Jason Frisch wrote:

>
> > On 15/01/2014 16:57, Jason Frisch wrote:
> >> No matter which “economist” tells us that’s a good thing, I don’t buy
> it!
> >
> > Thanks for this. It's always useful to have a clear indication that the
> person
> > you're talking to is not actually listening.
>
>
> I listen to logic and economists that actual get predictions right
> occasionally, but not to
> nobel prize winning economists that don’t even understand the
> supply/demand curve, or tell you that people won’t buy anything if prices
> aren’t going up..
>
> Common sense still has a place in my book.
>
> NB, I studied Keynesian economics for 3 years too :-) I have since learnt
> better!
>
> Jason
>
>
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