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by Aethyopea » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:13 am
AuSable River wrote:Aethyopea wrote:So in order to prove that we're independent thinkers, we're supposed to do exactly what you say we should do and real world money for some book. Uh-huh.
no, it is just a short easy read that I recommend to balance a lifetime of fallacies that you were taught by govt. funded self-interested teachers in public education.
if you want to learn more about how government corrupts and destroys societal wealth to serve itself rather than the very people it claims to want to help--- check with some libertarians on what they recommend you read.
and dont hate the message -- just hate me.
Trotskylvania wrote:Political analogies are like bullshit. It doesn't matter how pretty or elegant you try to make them, it's still a lump of bullshit at the end of the day.

by AuSable River » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:14 am

by AuSable River » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:17 am
Aethyopea wrote:AuSable River wrote:
no, it is just a short easy read that I recommend to balance a lifetime of fallacies that you were taught by govt. funded self-interested teachers in public education.
if you want to learn more about how government corrupts and destroys societal wealth to serve itself rather than the very people it claims to want to help--- check with some libertarians on what they recommend you read.
and dont hate the message -- just hate me.
Then why did you say "you have a shred of independence or objectivity in your thinking--- read 'how capitalism saved AMerica" by dilorenzo " That sounds like we aren't independent unless we read your book.
that's a pretty big problem: your message is so clouded in random insults, weird slogans, rants about "the liberal mind"/"tenured professors" and wierd orders like that that I don't even know what you're saying half the time.
in other words, half the time I don't even know what the message actually IS.

by Blakk Metal » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:18 am
AuSable River wrote:Mosasauria wrote:Exactly this.
consumers are king in a free society because they are largely 100% satisfied every time they 'vote" moreover they get to choose from myriad suppliers in a decentralized, free and voluntary framework every single time they step out of the door.
in contrast, govt is coercive, it has no competition, you vote for the lesser of two evils once every 2,4,6 years, and when/if your choice gets in office --- he/she rejects responsible governance because he/she can but special interest votes and acquire campaign contributions in a quid pro quo scheme of preferential tax and regulatory policy for votes and bribes.
moreover, the government you fawn over has accumulated over $50-100 trillion in unfunded debt that represents a SURVIVAL level threat to the republic.
in contrast, when someone or something screws up in the free market --- it doesnt cost a dime of tax payers money.
hence, within capitalism if a firm fails = bankruptcy.
within your loving govt failure = more taxes, more power, and societal collapse somewhere down the line.
govt is the most oppressive, wasteful, corrupt, and unresponsive of all monopolies with all the guns, gavels, and legisilattive power and illogically you want to expand it and preserve it to protect us from a single cartel within the consumer market.

by Of the Free Socialist Territories » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:21 am
AuSable River wrote:Aethyopea wrote:Then why did you say "you have a shred of independence or objectivity in your thinking--- read 'how capitalism saved AMerica" by dilorenzo " That sounds like we aren't independent unless we read your book.
that's a pretty big problem: your message is so clouded in random insults, weird slogans, rants about "the liberal mind"/"tenured professors" and wierd orders like that that I don't even know what you're saying half the time.
in other words, half the time I don't even know what the message actually IS.
get real dude, government isnt your friend --- it is playing you to serve itself.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/0 ... 69377.html
thoughtfully read some opposing capitalist views with an open mind and get back with me.
and take a break from michael moore (who by the way makes more money that all of us combined).

by Of the Free Socialist Territories » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:23 am
AuSable River wrote:in contrast, when someone or something screws up in the free market --- it doesnt cost a dime of tax payers money.


by Blakk Metal » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:24 am

by Acroticus » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:24 am
AuSable River wrote:Aethyopea wrote:Then why did you say "you have a shred of independence or objectivity in your thinking--- read 'how capitalism saved AMerica" by dilorenzo " That sounds like we aren't independent unless we read your book.
that's a pretty big problem: your message is so clouded in random insults, weird slogans, rants about "the liberal mind"/"tenured professors" and wierd orders like that that I don't even know what you're saying half the time.
in other words, half the time I don't even know what the message actually IS.
get real dude, government isnt your friend --- it is playing you to serve itself.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/0 ... 69377.html
thoughtfully read some opposing capitalist views with an open mind and get back with me.
and take a break from michael moore (who by the way makes more money that all of us combined).

by Of the Free Socialist Territories » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:25 am

by Aethyopea » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:25 am
AuSable River wrote:Aethyopea wrote:Then why did you say "you have a shred of independence or objectivity in your thinking--- read 'how capitalism saved AMerica" by dilorenzo " That sounds like we aren't independent unless we read your book.
that's a pretty big problem: your message is so clouded in random insults, weird slogans, rants about "the liberal mind"/"tenured professors" and wierd orders like that that I don't even know what you're saying half the time.
in other words, half the time I don't even know what the message actually IS.
get real dude, government isnt your friend --- it is playing you to serve itself.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/11/0 ... 69377.html
thoughtfully read some opposing capitalist views with an open mind and get back with me.
and take a break from michael moore (who by the way makes more money that all of us combined).
Trotskylvania wrote:Political analogies are like bullshit. It doesn't matter how pretty or elegant you try to make them, it's still a lump of bullshit at the end of the day.

by Acroticus » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:25 am

by Des-Bal » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:26 am
Cekoviu wrote:DES-BAL: Introverted, blunt, focused, utilitarian. Hard to read; not verbose online or likely in real life. Places little emphasis on interpersonal relationships, particularly with online strangers for whom the investment would outweigh the returns.
Desired perception: Logical, intellectual
Public perception: Neutral-positive - blunt, cold, logical, skilled at debating
Mindset: Logos

by Blakk Metal » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:27 am

by Silent Majority » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:29 am
in contrast, govt is coercive, it has no competition, you vote for the lesser of two evils once every 2,4,6 years, and when/if your choice gets in office --- he/she rejects responsible governance because he/she can but special interest votes and acquire campaign contributions in a quid pro quo scheme of preferential tax and regulatory policy for votes and bribes.
moreover, the government you fawn over has accumulated over $50-100 trillion in unfunded debt that represents a SURVIVAL level threat to the republic.
in contrast, when someone or something screws up in the free market --- it doesnt cost a dime of tax payers money.
hence, within capitalism if a firm fails = bankruptcy.
within your loving govt failure = more taxes, more power, and societal collapse somewhere down the line.
govt is the most oppressive, wasteful, corrupt, and unresponsive of all monopolies with all the guns, gavels, and legisilattive power and illogically you want to expand it and preserve it to protect us from a single cartel within the consumer market.

by Patriqvinia » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:30 am
Blakk Metal wrote:AuSable River wrote:
microsoft aint that bad. and I use it voluntarily.
jeez the version I am using is free with my $150 computer and it works pretty good.
and last time I checked, microsoft wasnt banging down my door or taking money out of my paycheck without accountability.
if you dont like it or you can do better.--- use linux or form your own operating system
WOW, we are all slaves to the evil microsoft corporation.
wwooooooooo woooooooooooooooooo
help me government, i give you all my liberties so that you can save me from the boogeyman bill gates and his evil microsoft military machine.
save us !!!!
Microsoft has yet to go out of business, even though its servers, operation systems, internet services, and pretty much everything else suck. According to you, it should've.
Now fail to knock down my other points.AuSable River wrote:
if your independent thinking, rational, and objective
peruse this and get back with me:
http://mises.org/daily/5266/
Explain the new AT&T for me.AuSable River wrote:
i think this debunks your wiki-centric wisdom:
http://mises.org/daily/5266/
nonetheless, it is supremely illogical that the liberal mind believes in the lunacy of creating the mother of all monopolies -- the federal government with all the guns, gavels, legislative power -- to protect us from a hypothetical single cartel in consumer based industries.
Bizarre if you ask me.
and you cannot reconcile this irrational stance.
AT&T. Your point is invalid.

by Acroticus » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:33 am
Silent Majority wrote:AuSable River wrote:
consumers are king in a free society because they are largely 100% satisfied every time they 'vote" moreover they get to choose from myriad suppliers in a decentralized, free and voluntary framework every single time they step out of the door.
I again repeat, liberals are not against capitalism.in contrast, govt is coercive, it has no competition, you vote for the lesser of two evils once every 2,4,6 years, and when/if your choice gets in office --- he/she rejects responsible governance because he/she can but special interest votes and acquire campaign contributions in a quid pro quo scheme of preferential tax and regulatory policy for votes and bribes.
Which is why we have campaign finance reform, and electoral reform.
I ultimately agree with you that the tax and regulatory codes are a mess, and that this is a symptom of our campaign finance system. I maintain that it is fixable.moreover, the government you fawn over has accumulated over $50-100 trillion in unfunded debt that represents a SURVIVAL level threat to the republic.
Largely due to tax cuts, and measures that were taken to prevent to collapse of the economy. Short term debt isn't a big issue, but yes in the long term we need to eliminate it.in contrast, when someone or something screws up in the free market --- it doesnt cost a dime of tax payers money.
hence, within capitalism if a firm fails = bankruptcy.
within your loving govt failure = more taxes, more power, and societal collapse somewhere down the line.
govt is the most oppressive, wasteful, corrupt, and unresponsive of all monopolies with all the guns, gavels, and legisilattive power and illogically you want to expand it and preserve it to protect us from a single cartel within the consumer market.
The government is not inherently oppressive,wasteful,corrupt, or unresponsive. Those factors are all determined by how it is set up.
You have admitted that you are not an anarchist, so you agree that government intervention in society, even if only limited, is necessary for the stability of our society. I ask of you, what makes the economy any different? It is part of our society, it is ultimately determined by the actions of people. How is the government taking action to keep people from killing each other any different than preventing firms from harming consumers?
He deserves a response
by Blakk Metal » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:35 am

by Patriqvinia » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:36 am

by Blakk Metal » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:40 am
Patriqvinia wrote:What are you talking about? You're making the claim that AT&T and Microsoft have monopolies "because free market" right?

by Miss Defied » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:42 am
AuSable River wrote:1) the government still has most of the guns honey.
AuSable River wrote:2) I love how liberals cant answer this question. again, for the 10th time -- in a free society --- what if someone who holds a valued resource doesnt want to sell it to an aspiring cartel ????
AuSable River wrote:and no, crime isnt legal and unenforceable within a free society because you still have government and you still have government courts.
-snip irrelevant ramblings-
-snip irrelevant ramblings-
AuSable River wrote:3)if it is revisionist history than debunk it.
AuSable River wrote:you just cant debunk an argument by labeling it without any substantive logic, facts, or empirical evidence.

by Patriqvinia » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:44 am
Blakk Metal wrote:Patriqvinia wrote:What are you talking about? You're making the claim that AT&T and Microsoft have monopolies "because free market" right?
I'm saying that even if the government were to fuck off, and there was still capitalism, neo-AT&T and Microsoft would still be total fucks, and have monopolies in their respective areas.


by Avenio » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:51 am
Patriqvinia wrote:Blakk Metal wrote:I'm saying that even if the government were to fuck off, and there was still capitalism, neo-AT&T and Microsoft would still be total fucks, and have monopolies in their respective areas.
Despite the fact that they depend on patents for support of saidmonopoliesmarket shares?

by Trotskylvania » Fri Aug 03, 2012 10:58 am
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