Message from @Attila

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2017-07-13 04:00:15 UTC  

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2017-07-13 04:15:57 UTC  

hi

2017-07-13 04:16:10 UTC  

No Huns allowed.

2017-07-13 04:16:15 UTC  

oh ok

2017-07-13 04:26:00 UTC  

Yet we allow animals like neoliberals in?

2017-07-13 04:30:19 UTC  

Why did I get linked this

2017-07-13 04:30:31 UTC  

I'm an anarcho-capitalist

2017-07-13 04:33:21 UTC  

You're also a gay baby lel

2017-07-13 04:33:31 UTC  

lol k

2017-07-13 04:33:36 UTC  

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2017-07-13 04:34:22 UTC  

What led you to capitalism and Austrian economics

2017-07-13 04:34:34 UTC  

Who hurt you

2017-07-13 04:34:42 UTC  

logic, statistics, and practicality

2017-07-13 04:34:58 UTC  

🤔

2017-07-13 04:35:30 UTC  

Any specific reasons

2017-07-13 04:36:12 UTC  

That the state only serves to perpetuate itself and take the liberties and property of the people

2017-07-13 04:36:26 UTC  

While selling it as for their own good

2017-07-13 04:38:17 UTC  

Oh word

2017-07-13 04:38:46 UTC  

The power behind the upper class doesn't worry you?

2017-07-13 04:39:05 UTC  

lets kill the rich

2017-07-13 04:39:28 UTC  

Oh it does, but not because of the upper class themselves, merely their ability to lobby government into monopoly-perpetuating regulations

2017-07-13 04:40:08 UTC  

You don't think some monopolies tend to develop in certain industries? Or regions?

2017-07-13 04:40:52 UTC  

Lobbying is obviously one of the corporation's greatest strengths.

2017-07-13 04:41:17 UTC  

Well, without state regulation, any monopoly could only perpetuate itself by either outperforming the competition or providing the best prices. State monopolies on the other hand are maintained by regulation and force.

2017-07-13 04:42:09 UTC  

Private property and capitalism need to be maintained by force though anyway.

2017-07-13 04:42:41 UTC  

I mean you'd just have private companies acting as government, no?

2017-07-13 04:42:52 UTC  

No, that violates the NAP

2017-07-13 04:42:53 UTC  

as such

2017-07-13 04:43:15 UTC  

people with guns tend to stop those that use means of aggression

2017-07-13 04:46:38 UTC  

Guns are good. No guarantee in a world with large centralized military and nukes I suppose.

2017-07-13 04:46:53 UTC  

How do you define a state?

2017-07-13 04:47:31 UTC  

A means of involuntary control and theft maintained by force funded from said theft

2017-07-13 04:48:49 UTC  

As Murray Rothbard puts it, there are two ways to make capital, the *natural means*, that is to apply labor to natural resources and exchange the products of that labor, and the *political means*, that is to steal pillage and loot. The state is the organization of the political means.

2017-07-13 04:49:59 UTC  

You see though that lefties tend to think both the government and capitalist organizations fit that description.

2017-07-13 04:50:31 UTC  

The surplus labor point?

2017-07-13 04:50:54 UTC  

They see both as theives

2017-07-13 04:51:27 UTC  

A job is a voluntary agreement between employer and employee.

2017-07-13 04:52:16 UTC  

That "surplus labor" that lefties like to say is stolen is that of the person who puts effort into running a business, and fronts the financial risk to create one

2017-07-13 05:01:48 UTC  

@Apophis False, you ignore that somebody who does not own the means of production and had no initital resources has absolutely no choice but to sell his labor power to somebody above him

2017-07-13 05:02:24 UTC  

No, he has the choice not to, but he'll deal with the consequences of not actually working to survive