What makes a good government? Trader “Caveat Bettor” has some criteria: it should be “pro-freedom, pro-family – pro-market – pro-property – pro-stabilization”.

And pro-TradeSports, of course. Plus, trader “Caveat Trader” finally answers my question about his vote instructions:

[Unfortunately], I did not see any on my ballot in this past Tuesday’s elections.

Candid answer (which I expected, and which is why I asked my question repeatedly on this blog).

“Caveat Bettor” also states in another blog post that he shares my goal of a worldwide dissemination of prediction exchanges. Great. Les grands esprits se rejoignent.

Trader “Caveat Bettor” adds:

The material difference between us ["us" = Chris Masse and "Caveat Bettor"] at this point in time is that I believe increasing the liquidity–more participants in the information markets and more accurate outcomes from that greater participation–will advance our cause more effectively than shutting a monopoly down.

Disambiguation: World Citizen Chris Masse did NOT propose the damn law, nor did he vote for it on the US Congress. BOTH the Republicans AND the Democrats voted for it, which was my point in forcing “Caveat Bettor” out of the woods for a detailed elaboration on what was the specifics of his vote instructions.

About Chris F. Masse

Founder and President of Midas Oracle
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