Who said this?
Why Charity Isn't Enough
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Who supports corporate welfare?
Anywho, If you believe its that simple you don't understand the problem*.
Please elaborate on that and tell us more....
Who said this?
There are number of Libertarians that make this case.
The Libertarian Case for National Military Service
You used nuanced definitions 99% of people don't use, even in economic discussions and expected me to think of some niche definition of marx when I'm not approaching the conversation from that manner.
But again, if you speak in generalities, thats how you get treated.
You misspoke, and you're upset. Deal with it.
Thing is, I think in a global economy, the government might not have a choice in many cases though obviously not all of them.Who supports corporate welfare?
Anywho, If you believe its that simple you don't understand the problem*.
International competition is a real threat
Gets sadder with every response. Private property isn't a generality, it's a specific term with a specific meaning that I clearly alluded to, and then immediately clarified when you mistook an economic term for a colloquialism.
Keep going though
You didn't allude to it, then you tried to pretend you were talking about something Marx meant...not the shyt 99% of people are talking about.
Keep trolling like you're dropping knowledge when you're using some pretentious definition of a term thats easily used to represent another idea.
Additionally, your ambiguity doesn't lend any credibility on your behalf.
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How is taxation stealing tho... and if the tax money is being spent on military, infrastructure, social programs, etc..... how can the comparison to the ill gotten gains of Bernie Madoff be made?
Notice how no one else was confused but you. How was it ambiguous exactly?
Keep going
I don't think taxation is theft, that's a common arguement from a libertarian POV.
No one else called you out on it. Others responded with the same confusion.
Keep digging your rhetorical hole.
Show me one response to that post or in that thread from anyone but you questioning what private property meant.
Of course not. Having ideological ideals is different from manifesting reality.
I believe we should preserve as much capitalistic intent as possible, but I don't outright say soem of the things he does because i'm more concerned with the present situation and implementation of policies, not rhetorical contests