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“One of the problems with a fundamentalist mindset is that it takes a point of view and converts it into the ‘truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth'. This is as true for religious fundamentalism as it is for market fundamentalism”: Simon at Bahama Pundit explains.
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- Todd and John, thanks for your comments.
@ John -- you raise very important points. I think ...
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