Where you can see through it a little bit

But it’s foggy

> it's a federal corporation, not a country
@Atari definitely

the land is illegally controlled by a federal corporation

Is Atari a bleeding heart liberal or a troll?

wtf is your problem

it's defined by law as a federal corporation

people would think I’m a socialist for what I think

I’m against big government

> Where I want to work earns that as a junior level, so I'd have to open a company
@I am Rees Mogg yeah many go freelance when you get their look in to it all

https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/28/3002

But I definitely don’t like huge corporations telling me what to do either

So

end of the page, shows that US is a federal corporation

everyone who says they're a citizen of the US, they mean they're an employee

that's the actual meaning of being a 'citizen' of the US

> it's a federal corporation, not a country
@Atari factually correct

Which needs to be fixed

free-capitalism with enough social programs to guarantee comfort for as much citizens as possible......hm

it's a huge difference between the US and the USA

Huge corporations only become huge if people by their products

it's not capitalism, it's giving off the illusion of capitalism

it's never a free market

> free-capitalism with enough social programs to guarantee comfort for as much citizens as possible......hm
@ClaudeBlanche close to what I think but not quite

I want as few regulations on things as possible

Only necessary regulations

Like minimum wage

Why do we have the us corporation anyways

yea

and still protect consumers

Yeah

There shouldnt be minimal wage

Doesn't the government enough from taxpayers

i believe in ordolibertarianism, but currently we live in neolibertarianism

huh?

meaning that the government doesn't interfere with any monopolies

but recently the government has been helping out monopolies

Yeah they do usually, I am going to step up from working in a magic circle place and then go up to being private once I have businesses

so it's not even democratic, every 'law' passed is biased by the monopolies

i hate when people say we're a democracy

Once you go into private practice you can earn about 400000