Message from @Deep Fried Jesus

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2019-03-06 02:07:57 UTC  

@Deep Fried Jesus lol, i was agreeing with you

2019-03-06 02:08:27 UTC  

You breathe it! Fuck it! And lick it alittle

2019-03-06 02:08:36 UTC  

why aim it at me, and not the person saying "wealth inequality is bad M'kay?" Then? Say it to kragt

2019-03-06 02:09:15 UTC  

@Deep Fried Jesus You need to call down my dude. You made a statement about wealthy inequality and I agreed and pinged you on it

2019-03-06 02:09:42 UTC  

(((Inequality)))

2019-03-06 02:09:43 UTC  

@frugalcasper On your note of company towns. Do not remove agency from the common man. The people at company towns accepted the deal there because there was no other better deal. And if there was one they could have left.
It was a system that did not allow for social mobility so it could not last forever (eventually the workers will burn them down,) and I agree the deal may not be fair but the people had to choose to work there to begin with and they had their free will (to the extent any human has it) the whole time.
The fact that they did not have a better option than a company town means that they would have been worse off without it than with it.

2019-03-06 02:10:31 UTC  

It may be shitty and horrifying but starvation is even moreso.

2019-03-06 02:11:08 UTC  

@BigTyrone don’t be a racist

2019-03-06 02:11:28 UTC  

no u

2019-03-06 02:11:31 UTC  

@TruceAU dont hate the gays, if he wants to fuck andrew yang in an honest mannerdont shame him.

2019-03-06 02:11:40 UTC  

no u

2019-03-06 02:12:09 UTC  

I just jumped in

2019-03-06 02:12:23 UTC  

@Kragt I agree with what you are saying. It is impossible to now what opportunities these people might have had without the coal mining company there. If there were some regulation in place than those people could have had a choice to not starve but also not live in a company town

2019-03-06 02:13:19 UTC  

@Kragt All I am saying is that capitalism without regulation is a race to the bottom. It's wealth inequality maximized. Wealth inequality is a good thing as we want people to have incentives to take risk but it can't be allowed to run rampant

2019-03-06 02:13:44 UTC  

Ultimately I think we agree and this is just semantics

2019-03-06 02:14:12 UTC  

@frugalcasper But all you're pointing to is when socialists fuck it up. Is it a failing of capitalism when social programs make the system untenable?

2019-03-06 02:14:37 UTC  

@Deep Fried Jesus I pointed to the example of company towns? Is that socialism fucking up capitalism?

2019-03-06 02:14:45 UTC  

What about Child labor?

2019-03-06 02:14:55 UTC  

What about triangle shirt waist factory fire?

2019-03-06 02:15:24 UTC  

What Tyrone says. If doing 13 hours of paperwork everyday isn't fucking work, I don't know what is.

2019-03-06 02:15:50 UTC  

I would rather my kids worked that exist in some shithole commie leftard brainwashing facility.

2019-03-06 02:15:55 UTC  

@frugalcasper The likely outcome is that the regulation would have lowered the profits and made the company hire less workers. The average person pays more for coal and some of those people who did work would now starve.
And yeah I am fine with your general idea. Ancap doesnt work because people will collude and same with liberterianism. ... or however the fuck you spell it.
But saying there should not be company towns is like saying there should be a minimum wage. The intent is nice (making sure people get a liveable wage) but the effect just hurts people (people who cannot provide more value than the min wage just get nothing at all)

2019-03-06 02:17:49 UTC  

@Kragt The notion of having to accept a job that pays you in money that you can only spend in a store run by the company you work for is what happens with unchecked capitalism. Unchecked capitalism destroys capitalism and creates monopolies. Communism is a monoloply. Unchecked capitalism is replacing .gov with .com

2019-03-06 02:17:59 UTC  

@BigTyrone agreed, said it before too

2019-03-06 02:18:47 UTC  

*nods* I agree. Just saying be aware of the tradeoffs. There are no solutions, only tradeoffs.

2019-03-06 02:18:51 UTC  

Send kids to gulags for education

2019-03-06 02:19:12 UTC  

@Kragt We are discussing things that the whle of humanity has been unable to solve in thousands of years lol

2019-03-06 02:19:13 UTC  

Doesn't that describe any country having its own currency?

2019-03-06 02:19:42 UTC  

Britain staying on the pound is unchecked capitalism? Hot take, but I agree.

2019-03-06 02:19:45 UTC  

@Deep Fried Jesus Imagine living in America which has the dollar and being paid in McDonald's money

2019-03-06 02:19:49 UTC  

@frugalcasper Because the whole of humanity is comprised of people of different capacities all vouching for their own good.

2019-03-06 02:20:40 UTC  

@Kragt This is why a system like the EU is retarded.

2019-03-06 02:20:42 UTC  

If Mcdonald funny money isn't worth anything, nobody works for Mcdonalds funny money. Its as simple as that.

2019-03-06 02:21:03 UTC  

@Deep Fried Jesus Except the situation I described did happen

2019-03-06 02:21:30 UTC  

Welp I need to not be sober.
So I will leave with this quote.
"Philsophy is just provoking thought. It is not philsophy that makes you a dick, but that you were already a dick... or put more poetically... the dick was in you all along." - Some guy on the internet.

2019-03-06 02:21:40 UTC  

@BigTyrone Who the hell is Andrew Yang?

2019-03-06 02:21:44 UTC  

Probably because the comapny towns worked, and the stories we get decades later about how horrible they were are emblished for political reasons.

2019-03-06 02:22:22 UTC  

I'm back. What's going on?

2019-03-06 02:22:36 UTC  

@Deep Fried Jesus Some how I don't think company towns worked for anyone but the company

2019-03-06 02:22:49 UTC  

Meow meow beans

2019-03-06 02:22:49 UTC  

@frugalcasper Democratic candidate, Stardusk talked about him recently saying good things since he addresses questions that honestly no other politician is. In terms of what do we do when lots of people lose their jobs to AI and how do we handle those people.