Message from @Death in June
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Without laws there is no guarantee the guy next door won't just steal stuff.
I wouldn't consider myself an anarchist, but I'd consider myself a Minarchist.
If he steals stuff, you have no market at all.
yeah this guy understands
Anarchists believe in the utopia of stateless societies.
Correct, Yord.
Then, why do you think markets alone can redistribute?
there is only one thing that richard spencer has ever said that i agree with and it is that the state is an existential entity
I believe you've a Leninist view of what a market is; whereas, I view it as a byproduct of spontaneous order.
Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion, too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace... You...
ok john lennon
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There is a reason why his view also failed.
probably because he was a nihilist
You may say I'm a dreamer
But I'm not the only one
I hope someday you'll join us
And the world will be as one
And Stalin had no choice but to revert back to Capitalist mechanics after NEP.
😂
What was it, production declined to sub 14% after NEP?
the chinese collectivist farming had to revert back to pseudo private property because they were all starving
Correct; they had massive shortages.
ussr grew a lot after abandonment of nep
Right.
nah, i'm just fucking around.
kinda wish Mark David Chapman had gotten Yoko as well .... how do you fuck that up?
He missed
They turned into the inevitable, a Fascist State, combining the policy of both Socialism and Capitalism.
That's always the death of Communist idealism.
Every time.
Oh I thought you were talking about Beatles withouth John
Fascism is economically variable
In policy, yes, but that's not what matters.
In theory and practice
@Weez It isn't.
It's just one man's dream.
You can't centrally plan economies for a long period of time.
Currently, sure.
No matter if it is under communism or fascism.
Anyway, going back to you, @yordanyordanov.
"Why don't we INBUID it through systems of hierarchy where the most competent rises due to his skills?"
You're advocating for meritocracy. I couldn't disagree with this, but that's what already happens in competitive markets. Let's not exclude the labor markets, either.