Friday Night Man Flesh

Thanks to Reg aka Logan, I've been obliged to increase my efforts to correct the sexist imbalance in the community. My humble Friday Night Manflesh has been shamelessly copied and mocked, so that now we have a gay Friday Night Manflesh and at least one Friday Female Flesh. Not nice. And then there is the Mayor and his poor choice in female flesh this past week to counter my steamy pieces of man meat. I half expect a Friday Night Animal Flesh will appear for the gratification of bestiality fans.

But all this flesh aside for the moment, let us consider that the more heady citizens are being discriminated against here every Friday night. Looking for thought provoking ideas, they are instead assailed by half naked bodies. Hoping for some civil discussion, they are instead treated to a virtual war in the comment sections. I, Lisa, may be the founding member of *BITCH* but don't let it be said that I don't listen to the people.

Accordingly, I intend to provide some food for thought each and every Friday night. Now Dmorris will have an appropriate response to his wife if she happens to catch him in Mitchieville. Simply explain you are expanding your understanding of economics and read her this observation by Friedrich Hayek.

I have seen it suggested that 'social' applies to everything that reduces or removes differences of income. But why call such action 'social'? Perhaps because it is a method of securing majorities, that is, votes, in addition to those one expects to get for other reasons? This does seem to be so, but it also means of course that every exhortation to us to be 'social' is an appeal for a further step towards the 'social justice' of socialism. Thus use of the term 'social' becomes virtually equivalent to the call for 'distributive justice'. This is, however, irreconcilable with a competitive market order, and with growth or even maintenance of population and of wealth. Thus people have come, through such errors, to call 'social' what is the main obstacle to the very maintenance of 'society'. 'Social' should really be called 'anti-social'.

F.A. Hayek, The Fatal Conceit