they should be thankful we haven't exterminated them

That's the whole idea we shouldn't protect anyone in hiring

lord knows they deserve it

Peak german

And that is the reason it is only the State that should be banned from discriminating

It is reasonable for the state to be protecting workers at some level

Again, not a utopia here my dude

Just real life

I am not calling for a Utopia

I am calling for less Government regulation

I prefer a free market capitalism... where everyone has the opportunity to work anywhere they want

A Separation of State and Economics

no such thing

and where a government protects businesses from monopolies so they are free to do their business

Less Government regulation is completely achievable

NO MER GOBERMENT

We shouldn't get rid of the State

Dont you're gonna trigger him @The Electric Lizard

Just reduce it significantly

I mean @wacka

insofar as the state exists and wields power it tends to serve propertied interests, insofar as it doesn't propertied interests exert power directly

We need the State to keep order and provide basic services

And that is the only thing the state should do

No Economic Regulation

No Regulation of Personal Freedom

the state is an extension of the people and must subordinate the economy to the interests of society as a whole

No

Just let the Economy run using the Free Market, No Government is needed

The State should not interfere at all in the Economy

It only makes things worse

that is degenerate, you are asking for a society where the economy is its master rather than its servant

A government is needed, that's dumb

No i am just asking for a society in which people and the economy are free from the State

Yes

But a small government

Only providing order and basic services

Government needs to prevent monopolies and enforce standards

No

Let Monopolies develop

No monopoly lasts forever

well, they won't be free from the state, but even insofar as they are they certainly won't be free from the concentrated economic power of capitalists