you cant own a house

unless you live in it

🚁🚁🚁

permenantly

but by that metric said individual or family should shoulder the responsibility of maintaining said housing, no?

yeah

why not

and what about utilities?

water, electricity, gas?

all human rights, therefore free

the things you had to pay for there were things that werent considered human rights

except cars

you had to buy them

but the government subsidized 50% of the cost

so, food, clothes maybe?

i think you had to buy them

Hmmmmmm

you see

you cant say something is a human right

then charge money for it

and what about the labour required to produce the houses and utilities?

generating the power, cleaning the water

just because its free doesnt mean the people who produced said things didnt profit

the government subsidized them

so basically they bought you the house

and taxation would provide the government the means to subsidize, I'm imagining?

no

taxes were low or nonexistant in libya

the government made money off exports

ahh

also never try to tell me "gaddafi got killed by his own people"

most of the rebels were foreign mercenaries

from chad, US, UK, egypt, sudan, and south africa

yeah all I know is America judas'd him out of his deterrents

yep

and people wonder why Syria and NKorea don't want to disarm before us

capitalists always call socialists out for saying "not real socialism" when they say "not real capitalism" when we bring up corporatism

well... thing is that is capitalism

but capitalism is a feral animal

it needs to be caged, tamed, restricted

kept in line