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I’m not going to do any disemvoweling or deletion, but Greg Ransom – you’re no longer welcome in my threads, nor, I imagine, in threads on Crooked Timber more generally. Blunderbuss accusations of dishonesty, illiteracy and idiocy against people who disagree with you do not improve public conversation. It could actually be that the official editor of Hayek’s _Collected Works_, who appears to agree on this point with dishonest and ignorant Hayek-basher Tony Judt is wrong, and random-self-appointed-Keeper-of-the-Flame-dude-on-the-Internet who likes to rail against the the Keynes-Kahn-Robinson smear their opponents conspiracy is right. Unlikely imo – but it certainly could be. But even it is somehow so, your very individual style of engagement means that there’s no chance whatsoever that we’re going to find out from your blog comments. Hence, any further comments I see from you on my posts will be alternatively or severally be deleted, disemvoweled, Swedish-Chef-dialectized, Eye-of-Argonized, magimixed, Eated-of-Meaning, hung, drawn, quartered, tarred and displayed on spikes above the four main gates of the city, depending on my ratio of impatience to whimsicality at the time that such further comments come to my attention.
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