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Prove me wrong
Protip: You can't
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>Stupid measure of morality that doesn't work well
>Stupid measure of political alignment that doesn't work well
No wonder they match up so nicely
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>>52981704
How are Communists chaotic/neutral?
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>>52981704
>communism
>lawful good
Go back to /pol/
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>>52981725
It could be... after you hit the technological singularity, and all money becomes valueless. But only then.
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>>52981704
Realistically if you're not moderate you're not going to have a Good or Neutral alignment.
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>>52981704
I'll prove you wrong
you're a communist and therefore always wrong
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>>52981704
Flip good and evil
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>>52981716
Can you show me a measure of political alignment that works better?
>>52981723
Chaotic neutral correlates with Anarchist Mutualism and Anarchist Syndicalism in the picture.
>>52981734
Hearty kek
Pol Pot was nationalist and made everyone equal by stripping the resources from the land and letting everyone starve.
>>52981749
"No"
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>>52981749
Why would you want it to be wrong?
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>>52981793
>Can you show me a measure of political alignment that works better?
No, because plotting political alignment onto a chart never works. Strips out all the nuance.
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>>52981811
Nevermind the nonlinearity of it.

There are hard gay queer as fuck transgender loving fascists out there.

There are also God-fearing "muh man and woman" communists.

If you can imagine it, it probably exists. That goes for fetishes and political opinions.
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>>52981704
>Left
>Good
Very funny, but no.
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>>52981793
>Pol Pot was nationalist
Is that supposed to be mutually exclusive of communism?
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Wrong
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>>52981842
>The side that promotes the well-being of the population vs the one that promotes the well-being of corporations
It's pretty clear which one slots in as good, anon..
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>>52981738
protip: when you reach technological singularity and things such as gold can be magiced out of thin air, the backing of a currency will just change to exotic particles that can't be. you will have currency backed by tachyons or gravitons or whatever.
socialism will never, ever work.
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>>52981809
Yes, look at all the wonderful fruits leftism has brought us:
1)...
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>>52981877
>I don't know what socialism is
Oh look it's retarded
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>>52981873
you mean the side that promotes equalizing people by stealing from some vs the side that promotes enrichment of whole population through enrichment of every individual?
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>>52981873
>Hurr durr tax the rich, hurr durr ebil corporations, hurr durr what's a job
It's funny how college kids who feel like the world owes them everything never once think about actually giving anything of their own.
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>>52981891
Social welfare vs tax cuts for the ultra rich... Which one do you think is more typically 'good'?
>taxes are theft
Oy vey you Americans and your education system.
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>>52981884
I know what socialism is, since Venezuala exists.
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>>52981908
>state-enforced theft vs personal freedom
which one is the good one again?
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>>52981704
Left side is anti-God, God is good, ergo leftism is evil.
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>>52981928
kek
rip America
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>>52981912
I know what socialism is, since my country was under communism for about a century. It wasn't that bad, but I bring your attention to the facts that
1) Not having a job was literally a crime that you would go to jail for, so most of your americunt leftists crying about corporations would be behind bars.
2) We didn't quite gas the jews, but there's a reason they left for America and Israel.
3) We fell apart in the end.
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>>52981704
Congratulations faggot, you managed to get everything wrong. Ancaps are the real lawful good.
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>>52981961
>Anarchy
>Lawful
Gets your noggin' joggin', doesn't it
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You're wrong because the alignment axis is complete bullshit that doesn't actually take the actual nuances of morality into account.
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>>52981961
Wrong
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>>52981970
Ancap is not anarchy, retard. "Anarcho-" means decentralization of all power structures. There are natural laws obeyed by everyone and every property can have as many additioanl, contractual laws as it wants.
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>>52981980
>anarcho-monarchism

So there's a king, but you don't have to listen to them?
Or is it a monty python joke?
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>>52981980
>transhumanism
>anything but chaotic evil
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>>52981930
>imaginary jewish fairytales is good

Okay.
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>>52981704
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>>52981877
Look retard, when currency changes to exotic particles, etc. society has already moved to a point where all the basic necessities of life, and most entertainment become practically free.

When the technological singularity hits, you can literally life your pathetic disgusting degenerate NEET life without a job forever, and it wouldn't cost society a cent.
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>>52982039
Now this I dig
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>>52982040
So? The really good, exotic things, like personal dimensions, time travel and FTL ship drives will still cost exotic resources.
The only thing that will change after techological singularity is the level after which you stop being poor being much, much higher.
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>>52982039
I do all these on a regular basis, what does that make me?
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>>52982068
>So? The really good, exotic things, like personal dimensions, time travel and FTL ship drives will still cost exotic resources.
And what the fuck does that really matter when you can just take your personal 3D printer to the Appalachians, have it print you a nice home with internet access and live the digitribal technohermit lifestyle?
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>>52982069
human
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>>52982069
Ascended
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>>52982098
>he's too poor to explore the universe
>6076 AD
come on, Anon, you know humans will always find some thing to make them feel better than their common man. it's human nature.
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>>52982099
Fuck yeah, Human Master Race
>>52982107
how did you know?
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>>52982022
Prove that God doesn't exist.
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>>52982142
socialism
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>>52982142
You look at the average African and you tell me there's a god.
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>>52982164
what if there's a god, but he's a douchebag?
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>commies
>good
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>>52982164
That doesn't mean there isn't a god.
It could just mean he doesn't like you.
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>>52982182
Blue board anon.
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>thinking political philosophy can so easily 1:1 line up with morality
>thinking any individual of any alignment can have their own reasons for being of a political philosophy
this makes no sense and you're a stupid cunt
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>>52982142
A spook.
>>52982176
If God exists it is most certainly evil.
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>>52981846
>[C]ommunism is the [...] ideology and movement whose ultimate goal is [...] a socioeconomic order structured upon the common ownership of the means of production and the absence of social classes, money, and the state.
>absence of the state
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>>52982196
What if multiple gods exist?
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>>52982214
What a stupid fucking question. Then it's dependent on the god, is it?
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>>52982176
A malevolent god is worse than no god.
>>52982185
My life is actually great, but I'm a cunt.
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>>52982198
See:
>ultimate goal

The Khmer Rouge was leftist, you fucking idiot.
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>>52982164
/pol/ gtfo
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>>52982230
>I'm a cunt
Why choose to remain a worse man than you can be?
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>>52981793
>Pol Pot was nationalist and made everyone equal by stripping the resources from the land and letting everyone starve.


Pol pot was bullshit

>"the smart people and people with connection with other countries are fucking with this country." "You are rich if you use glasses, gone to college, like to read books. You have connection with other countries if you know their language, like their culture."
>say a guy that used glasses, gone to french university, liked to read french books, and new other languages.
pol pot is the most bullshit person ever, even other evil guys like hittler, are evil but at least their follow some sort of logic, sometimes wrong/stupid logic but at least some logic
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>>52982254
Because I'm happy
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>>52981980
Chaotic evil would be chaotic insurrectionism
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>there's bad thing in the world
>therefore god doesn't exist :DDDDD
You emotional atheist need to be slaughtered as badly as the religious retard.
May you all choke on your blood you filthy subhumans, 2060
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>>52982256
>hating on the based pol pot
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>>52982285
Fucking nips lolifying fucking everything.
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Lawful good is anarcho catholicism

> anarcho catholicism?
Some catholic people think humans must only follow the law of god. So you would abolish the state and people would follow the law of god

>"but what if people decide to not follow it?"
Thats sort of ok, people commit sins alot of times without god doing something about it
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>>52982278
If God exists then he is a sadistic bastard the likes of which I never wish to encounter.
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>>52982285
>enjoy your catch 22
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>>52982285
pol-put-kun, this is not how you please khorne
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>>52981793
Pol Pot killed half the population of Cambodia because he didn't want any smart people in his country.
Can't make this shit up
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>>52981704
Bait thread.
Protip: Don't respond to this garbage.
Prescription for diagnosis: fuck off back to /pol/.
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>>52982263
Fully, and without a hint of self denial?
I don't buy it. I think you are afraid of failing at being a good man and thus convince yourself that you "want" to be a cunt, that you are happy in that whilst really, you could be happier.
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>>52982300
Maybe there's not just one, but several? Some sadists, some not, each with their own limited power and influence?
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>>52982348
what?
No I'm actually happy, I have some friends, we shit talk each other, I enjoy playing video games, I enjoy eating good delicious food, I enjoy cooking, I enjoy playing tabletop games, I have fun painting my Warhammer models, I'm not rich but I can afford my hobbies, my work is easy.
My life is good and I am happy, I don't really want to waste time being "good" when I can listen to music, have a drink and paint my models.
>>52982364
I'd be okay with that.
I should have specified my hate is for the idea of the Abrahamic God.
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>>52982164
If there is no G*d how do you explain children suffering in africa?
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>>52982164
Who fucking cares lmao
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>>52982394
Random unfortunate circumstance that doesn't actually have any intrinsic meaning.
I actually don't care, I don't want to go to Africa anyway.
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>Communists are Lawful Good
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>>52982124
True. But thing is, when the tech singularity hits and mankind doesn't go extinct, you will live the billionaire lifestyle of today for free.

That is an absurd fucking concept man.
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>>52982545
What if the people who own the technology don't want to give it away?
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>>52981881
welfare, control of capitalism, stuff like that

The idea at the core is what the chart depicts, not what idiots did with it on practice.
Communism's intention was "Everyone is equal and does his best to aid society", for example.
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>>52981928
>I'll take that money to protect you from foreigners, build roads and houses, and give you medical care if you get sick
>RRRRRRREEEEE THIEF
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>>52982069
The final boss of FMA
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>>52982562
Chances are the technological singularity will be open-source or some collaborative effort, because this ensures some kind of push-back against potential existential implications of the technology.
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>>52981704
Commies good lol, they are in like at least top 5 of most evil ideologies.
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>>52981704
>Communism
>Lawful Good
You can theoretically be of any political ideology and still be anywhere on the alignment chart (see pic related basically lawful good Nazi) if you had to pic one ideology to represent lawful good communism/Marxism would be the worst. For starters your typical lawful good character is ether a church militant or a soldier fighting for his country. In contrast to this Marxism/communism opposes both nationalism and religion as the "opium of the people."
>Chaotic Evil
>Not Anarcho-Individualism
This thread is a spook.
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>>52981994
>There are natural laws obeyed by everyone
>this is what ancaps actually believe
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>>52982684
He's Talking about these:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_and_legal_rights
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>>52982545
Let's be honest here, the average working class person in the west today lives the life of an upper middle class person in the west a century ago.
The living standards of someone who is 'rich' only increases exponentially with time. Assuming this isn't a system of diminishing returns, the rich in a century hence will make the rich of today look like the middle class.
Greed finds a way.
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>>52982039
>>52982107
>>52982182
These are all pretty good
>>52982256
>Pol pot was bullshit
That's true
>>52982326
I plead guilty
Look how many Americans are getting triggered
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>>52982704
I'm well aware of what they are.
There are only legal rights. Natural rights only exist when a political authority chooses to protect them.
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>>52981704
Take your goddamned /pol/ or /leftypol/ off of my fucking plastic soldier and fantasy autism meme board
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>>52982751
It's the opposite actually, that's why they are "natural" rights dummy.
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>>52981877

No, we won't privatise doomsday particles capable of wiping out whole civilisations.
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>>52982296
>those tits
>loli
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>>52982787
There's nothing "natural" about them. Does nature observe those rights? Do animals and trees and bacteria observe them? Does God come down from the heavens and make sure that they are held inviolate?

They mean nothing without an institution that makes an effort to honor and protect them.
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>>52981877

These discussion are always absurds. Chances are the ideologies of the future will be completely alien to us. The dramas of 2298 as unintelligible to us as the Microsoft Anti-Trust Suit would be to Joan of Arc.
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>>52982778
Only on /tg/ can one find actual arguments between all the shitposts.
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>>52982605
>welfare
Welfare kills drive to self-provide. It is the reason you are not supposed to feed wildlife in places like National Reserves. The animals become dependent upon the people food and lose the ability to forage and starve without the handouts.

>control of capitalism
That is Chaotic keeping Lawful from being out of control, not Good keeping Evil in check, and the fact that you would even imply it to be the latter is telling.
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>>52982854
>Do animals and trees and bacteria observe them?
To an extent yes. many animals are territorial or keep food stashed away in their dens.
>They mean nothing without an institution that makes an effort to honor and protect them.
So your right to live is not valid? If all societal institutions collapsed tomorrow and you had to fight to survive you would at least attempt to save your own life and the life's of ones you love regardless of weather or not there was an institution telling you that you had the right to.
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>Left wing
>good
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>>52981704
Based on this, Hitler is LN and Stalin is LG.

Please kill yourself
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>>52982299
Anon. You and I both know an ecclesiastical government is best, with its head being the Pope.
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>>52981980
>Anarcho-Anything that is somehow lawful.
Top keks.
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>>52982903
Actually most of the time you're are not supposed to feed wildlife in places like National Reserves because people are dumbasses who give anything to animals without thinking so to avoid the animals being sick the ones who managed those Reserves forbide it completely
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>>52982937
>If all societal institutions collapsed tomorrow and you had to fight to survive you would at least attempt to save your own life and the life's of ones you love regardless of weather or not there was an institution telling you that you had the right to.

You're right, and if that meant I had to selfishly hurt or kill someone else or otherwise deprive them of their ability to survive in order to do so, no natural right of theirs would stop me.
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>>52981832
>If you can imagine it, it probably exists. That goes for fetishes and political opinions.
Don't forget religions.
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>>52981877
>the backing of a currency
Uh. You realize that most modern currencies aren't backed by anything, right?
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>>52983258
They're backed by faith (^:
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>>52982039
that's actually pretty good.
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>>52981704
>Leftists
>Good

BACK TO TUMBLR WITH YOU!

Not even /pol/ is this retarded.
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>>52983308
>Not even /pol/ is this retarded.
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>>52983258
fiat currency is retarded. only 100% gold-backed one makes any sense.
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>>52983005
however if you selfishly took someone's property and/or life, others seeing such injustice would fuck you up.
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>>52982182
>shoot your goo, my dude!
what the fuck
source?
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>>52982751
If the non-aggression principle wasn't a natural law, you would currently be fighting away rapist cannibals, anon. People want to be left alone, want to live and let live. Murderers are put down not because it's illegal, but because it's immoral.
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>>52982182
>elegant cock of a nobility
sauce?
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>>52982903
>Welfare kills drive to self-provide.
Yeah, shit, that one room apartment, porridge-eating lifestyle sure kills your drive to have a car, a house, possessions, disposable money, etc. I'm sure starving and freezing to death in a cardboard box in an alley won't make it even harder to get a job, or create an even larger criminal population or anything.

Of course, more crime is what you Americans want, isn't it? Makes the prison owners wealthier.
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>>52982562
They don't really have a choice in the matter.
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>>52982854
animals are territorial without a government enforcing that. even most intra-species fights don't end in death, just exile.
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>>52983512
if the government gives you what you need to live, what incentive do you have to work for that by yourself? if you are going hungry and freezing, you have a large incentive to do something about it.
welfare only produces degenerates.
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>>52983512
>be down on your luck
>go to a state without death penalty
>go on a KFC killing spree
>go to jail
FREE HOUSING FOOD AND ACCOMODATION AS A REWARD!
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>>52983518
so, you are condoning taking property of people that worked hard to legally obtain it? and you consider youself good? or moral?
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>>52982182
> My own Guitar raped me.

Fucking what?
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>>52983545
>if the government gives you what you need to live, what incentive do you have to work for that by yourself?

Because people want luxuries, not simply subsistence?
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>>52983518
You better hope they don't decide they're going to need to prepare for people like you. 3d printing infinite tanks will make it hard for anyone else to set up a new printer, especially if the initial cost is high enough it'd be another major corp having to front the money.
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>>52981704
>because authoritarian left-wing ideology has never racked up a kill count to make hitler blush
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>>52983588
>Because people want luxuries, not simply subsistence?
>
Really? I really doubt it, majority just wants to live through life, preferrably handholded through it by the government, hence i don't understand the hate by westerners on North Korean values, especially when EU is adopting the same.

>>52983613
>he thinks millions goyim are in any way near the worth of 1 Jew.
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>>52983637
>communist russia was jewish apparently
>the chinese are jews
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>>52983637

>Really? I really doubt it, majority just wants to live through life, preferrably handholded through it by the government, hence i don't understand the hate by westerners on North Korean values, especially when EU is adopting the same.

I seriously doubt that. I mean, most people want to be able to afford stuff like a car or a cable connection or a computer that can play new video games and to have savings to go on holiday occasionally.
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>>52981873
That sounds more like chaos and law than good and evil, to be honest.
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>>52983588
so you mean that even if people received welfare, they would still actively seek work, because they would want more things? if they worked, why then would they need welfare anyway? why not stop taxing them to pay for welfare and make them keep more of the money they make? that way they can buy more things. why give them welfare, when they work and earn more in a month?
your argument also says that even if automation made a lot of people unemployed and basic income would be established, people would still find work, because they would want luxuries. that means people wouldn't really be unemployed and wouldn't actually need basic income.

you defeat your own argument, anon.
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>>52983557
How often does that actually happen?
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>>52983701
looks about right
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>>52981891
>Enrichment of corporations = enrinchment of every individual
wew
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>>52983736
richer corporation can afford to hire more people or pay people more, thus eniriching all those people. capitalism is not a zero-sum game, there is no cake to split.
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>>52983700
While most people I see want to slog through life preferrably with government taking care of every aspect of their existence because being free is difficult and you need to make choices.
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>>52981832
most communists used to fit into that second category before communism became the hot thing for suburbanite trust fund kiddies.
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>>52983726
All the fucking time. Make prison too comfortable, and you get tons of people committing crimes just to get free room and board.
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>>52983719

>so you mean that even if people received welfare, they would still actively seek work, because they would want more things? if they worked, why then would they need welfare anyway?

Because the point of welfare isn't 'Let people not work if they don't want to'. The point of welfare is to support people who have lost work/cannot find it.

The idea behind basic income is 'It's honestly less cost to the overall budget than the bureaucracy and investigation systems for working out who needs welfare or not. If someone has an income, you can just tax it back as part of an existing system'
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>>52983770
>basic income
literally welfare under a different name.
Do you call prostitutes and camwhores "sex workers" too?
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>>52983726
In Russia, we've had cases of hobos killing people to get imprisoned.
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>>52982972
I mean all of those forms of anarchism require enforcement of some !goverment agency, or are doomed to fail for lack of it. Ancap has the wealthy rule, ancom has basically indoctrinated enforcement by masses, so who makes the indoctrination rules, but it also shares the mob rule with mutualism, and feminism as a form of government is just rule by cunts, so plenty of European governments fit that bill. Transhumanism goes to rule by technocrats, pacifism to rule by people who will fight, individualism ends in rule by people who work together, primitivism rule by people who aren't savages. Monarchism is just thrown on their to highlight that. Real anarchy can't exist statically, since people don't like most kinds of criminals: genuine freedom from governing bodies is something very few people want, so they have governing bodies and call them something else, or don't and have it be doomed to fail by default.
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>>52983767

Can I get some statistics there? The only instances of it I can think of is that of recidivism and that's generally due to prisons doing a poor job of actually making it possible to move back into free society. If you've lived for many years in a particular way, moving outside of it is hard.
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>>52983763

Those people who would rather not make choices though don't tend to want to just live a dull grey life with nothing of note in it.

The main instance I know of dole bludgers who actively try to remain unemployed are surfers, people who's main form of luxury (Surfing) isn't connected to money. Most people want the money to pay for the luxuries they want.
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>>52983770
but you know that it costs even less to just not give basic income and let people find or create jobs they want? they will do it *anyway*, so why spend additional money on them? what purpose does it even serve? the money doesn't even belong to the government, it's stolen from people. if government didn't take it, those people would have more money to spend, which would speed up the economy and create more jobs for others to find.
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>>52981877
>I don't know what the singularity is
It only means that computers automate the design of their own upgrades. It doesn't mean we can break physics.
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>>52983798

So people for whom life is actually a step up in prison because they are not getting subsistence as it is?
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>>52983787

Not really a good example. Sex worker is a category under which you'd find prostitutes, escorts, camwhores, porn stars etc. It's like folding a biologist, geologist and archeologist all under scientist.
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>>52983770
> Because the point of welfare isn't 'Let people not work if they don't want to'. The point of welfare is to support people who have lost work/cannot find it.
And why can't they find work? Because there's an absurd welfare system sucking money from the productive to give to the unproductive. Welfare doesn't support unemployed people, it CREATES unemployed people and then encourages them to stay unemployed.
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>>52983806
you misunderstand the central tenets of ancap. there is no !government agency enforcing natural laws - every person does that. it can be facilitated by private organizations and that's it. also the wealth don't rule in ancap, they can't rule. they literally have no right telling others what to do against their will.
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>>52983518
and then the virus that kills 85% of the world population hits because the rich don't need us anymore.
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>>52983883
>Welfare doesn't support unemployed people, it CREATES unemployed people and then encourages them to stay unemployed.

Can I get some statistics to back that up?

>Pic

...wouldn't you want to have unemployment rates at the END of presidency? Not right at the beginning? As at the start you've only just started having an effect while at the end you can judge 4-8 years of effect.
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>>52983005
The idea of natural rights does not say that there is some fairy that punishes people who don''t abide by it. It just means that people have innate rights that need to be protected. Whether it is happening or not does not have anything to do with the validity of natural rights. For example a soldier can kill an innocent person but that would not invalidate the ethical principle of natural rights.
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>>52983518
How are you going to stop them when they have some kind of AI god-machine and you don't?
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>>52983842
and yet lefties talk all about post-scarcity as soon as singularity hits. that's what my post was about: that even when basic things are post-scarcity, there would be scarce, exotic things. and the market would be created around them. post-scarcity would just shift the poverty line way up, that's it.
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>>52983883
>first 100 days presidents suddenly get all their party's policies going and the effects of their policies are almost immediate
I would make more sense if you evaluated the 100 days before the term ends, since that is when the president actually accomplishes a significant number of things and those things have had a fair chance at making an impact.
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>>52983883

You know a lot of welfare stuff includes job search help, right? Stuff specially designed to help people find jobs.
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>>52981725
Ran the way it's supposed to be, yes. Ran the Soviet way, that's actually totalitarian facism in disguise, not at all.
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>>52983967
socialism heroically fights with the problems it created
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>>52981928
What is theft if money doesn't exist and all is communally owned?
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>>52983518
On one side you have the wealthy who control 95% of all the world's resources and the 40% or so of the population that they will support them. As we've seen time and again, there will always be plenty of people who aren't rich who will support the rich fucking them over.

On the other side, you have 60% of the population who control 5% of the world's resources.

Who do you think will win there? The first side has tanks. The second side doesn't.
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>>52983971
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>>52983996

Do you have any evidence for it creating the problem?
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>>52983971
>the 'not a true socialism' argument
come on
since 2010 venezuela was hailed as socialism done right, or socialism that worked, by people such as chomsky, etc. they sure must feel fucking stupid now.
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>>52984027
Venezuela.
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>>52981704
>Neutral Evil
>Libertarian Capitalist

I guess if you consider being expected to take care of yourself is evil, sure.
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>>52981704
>Commies
>Good
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>>52984027
yes:
>government takes some of my money in taxes
>i don't have enough money to hire new people
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>>52983883
>Welfare keeps people unemployed
There a problem with that beyond the usual capitalist BS about wage slavery being necessary for the economy to function? Because I know a guy with a mint who can simply will that money into existence.
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>>52984044

That's a statement, not a research study.
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>>52984035

Well, D&D tends to say good is 'Caring about others'. So something purely self-focused is likely not there.
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>>52984004
if everything is communally owned, then:
- since property doesn't exist, no one has incentive to work to get more stuff for themselves
- since you can take a thing that someone else made or bought, you have no incentive to work, why should you, since someone else will take care of getting necessities?

your commune would be destroyed by the free-rider problem.
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>>52984027
I don't think he does.

Just like poverty wouldnt be a thing if we just got out of the way of the corporations and the wealthy.

I know this thread is a shitstorm but shitstorms like this are making a mess of my homeland.
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>>52981704
>communism is good
This bait thread isn't even remotely annoying, it's just humorous.
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>>52983695
>communist russia was jewish apparently
Actually the bolshelvik party was jewish lmao

Also mao zedong had connections to the Rothschilds as well as other Jewish "friends".

Try again.
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>>52984049
>he wants to literally print more money
this is why we should have 100% gold-backed currency
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>>52982619
>protect you from foreigners,
Go hire more illegal immigrants, hypocrite.
>build roads
The roads are nice, sometimes, but they keep telling me to get off them.
>and houses,
Houses are privately owned
>and give you medical care if you get sick
Welcome to the USA. Try to not die.

It pretty much is theft, the way they use it.
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>>52984129
Bazinga!
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>>52984086
you know what? poverty wouldn't exist in perfect socialist society, but wealth wouldn't exist either. there would be no incentive to improve or work hard, since you wouldn't gain anything. if you don't understand that, i can only offer you a helicopter ride over the ocean, anon
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>>52981740
>implying moderates are good
Fucking center fags are almost as bad as the weeniefronters and antifa-fags.
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>>52982069
a centrist

welcome aboard my boy
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>>52984134
>Go hire more illegal immigrants, hypocrite.
Oh gee I wonder what Trump is trying to do by deporting illegals and bringing manufacturing jobs back into the country then
>The roads are nice, sometimes, but they keep telling me to get off them.
That's so that you don't get run down by a car, dumbass
>Houses are privately owned
Would you prefer them to be open to the public so that anyone can walk into your house, gun you down and take your belongings?

Also, who do you think funds all the property development companies? Investment doesn't come out of nowhere.

>Welcome to the USA. Try to not die.
At the rate that antifag protestors are going you're more likely to die in a riot than you are from the common cold.
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>>52984183
You know that the only people who even use or associate with stormfront these days are old men in their 50s right? Iron March is where the natsoc forum community has gone. Stormfront is just a buzzword and a strawman now.

Also judging by you're post you're either an ancap, a libtard, or an ancom. Either way, more flavors of hilarious for me to laugh at.
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>>52982619
no thanks, I have a gun, live in my own forest and go to a private clinic
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>>52984266
>I have a gun
In an idyllic libertarian/anarchist world, no number of guns will protect you from PMCs or mercenary militia. Hell, even small gangs will be the end of you
>live in my own forest
Unless you're an anarchocommie (in that case good luck surviving when literally no one in the country has food lol) the forest has likely already been bought off by a rich multi-billion dollar corporation and you entering it would be a direct violation of the NAP
>and go to a private clinic
Just don't complain when your flu medicine costs 2 BTC.
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>>52981704
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>>52984321
you don't understand. in an idyllic ancap world i could buy a recreational thermonuclear bomb if a large company of PMCs wanted to initiate aggression on me. also it's my forest - it's my proeprty, i have the deed to it, so no one can could buy it without my agreement. also i don't mind paying 2 btc for flu medicine, since i'm earning 5000 every month.

see? i can make up bullshit to prove my argument too.
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>communism
>good
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>>52981723

Communism would be upper left, not lower left
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>>52982285

You know Cambodia would've been rolling in dosh if they just switched to a skull-based economy.
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>Communism
>Not chaotic evil
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>>52984423
>in an idyllic ancap world i could buy a recreational thermonuclear bomb
If you as a single person could buy a thermonuclear weapon then it wouldn't be very difficult to assume that said PMCs have hundreds if not thousands more than you do. Furthermore they have plenty of armed soldiers, have access to the cutting edge in warfare tech, and likely are capable of wiping you off the map without you being able to even set up your ICBM system. Tough luck.

>it's my forest - it's my proeprty
If you're fast enough to purchase it before it's bought off by a multi-billionaire then nice, you'll have to watch out for said billionaire's mercenaries. Also watch out, the trees there may have already been bought out, and you using the wood to build a house or even a hut would be a violation of the NAP.

>also i don't mind paying 2 btc for flu medicine, since i'm earning 5000 every month
2btc for flu medicine, 1 btc for a month's worth of food, 3btc for a day's supply of clean water, 10btc for the local air. Welcome to ancap land.

But hey, you get to buy child soldiers at the right price, own sex slaves, murder, kill and destroy anyone who violates your preciously vague NAP, and you'll just end up reverting to feudalism in about 50 years or so. But hey, the oppressive government isn't there to violate your preshus personal freedom so everything's good.
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>>52982904

I know there's an image of this where each quadrant is a futa (at least I assume) raping a man, each for different reasons. Like top left is a communist, top right is /pol/, bottom right is an ancap, and bottom left is an SJW
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>>52984266
>no thanks, I have a gun

Yeah but by ancap rules, it basically means you have no rights to your property the second you step away from it as you're no longer defending it.
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>>52982830
Oppai loli is its own category
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>>52984511
now ask yourself this: what would anyone gain by detonating a nuclear warhead on my small patch of forest? the rich asshole couldn't use my property, since it would be a radioactive wasteland. why would he bother?

aslo, there can be no slaves in ancap, since all people have self-ownership. read some rothbard instead of meme balls.
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>>52981877
>socialism = communism

Please stop
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>>52984580
... are you retarded anon? you clearly have no idea what ancap is. i have a right to my property because it's my property. i can own things that are not in direct contact with my body.
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>>52984626
>i have a right to my property because it's my property

Yeah but what guarantees your right to it other than a governing body that protects propety rights?
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>>52984637
Himself.
Recreational Davy Crockett brand McNuke.
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>>52984637
having a private protection agency that can verify my contract stating that it's my property and protect it when i'm not around or kill anyone that tries to steal it. all without government and all voluntary.
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>>52984588
>what would anyone gain by detonating a nuclear warhead on my small patch of forest?
Considering that nukes are now cheaper than a year's worth of meals, just general ego stroking I guess?

>aslo, there can be no slaves in ancap, since all people have self-ownership
And what's stopping people from selling their own lives out for more shekels?

And what's stopping me from taking that poor peasant family down the road as my personal maids and butlers because they violated my NAP when they entered my property to ask me for salt?
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>>52981704
>communism
>good

Authoritarian Left: Lawful Evil
Authoritarian: Lawful
Authoritarian Right: Lawful Good
Left: Stupid
Center: True Neutral
Right: Good
Libertarian Left: Chaotic Stupid
Libertarian: Chaotic
Libertarian Right: Chaotic Evil
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>>52984588
>aslo, there can be no slaves in ancap

No, just work contracts you can't ever afford to buy out of and company towns

Totally not slavery because those people had the choice of starving to death instead!
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>>52983395
Gold-backed currency makes no sense either.
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>>52984669
So anarcho-capitalism just involves society degenerating into universal warlordism.
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>>52984005
Looking at economics as a zero-sum game where the "rich" have access to goods and services and so they must have taken those good and services from the poor is idiotic and childish.

People are not shitting in the street in India because evil white men went and stole all of their toilets. In fact, the opposite is true--the "exploitative" Capitalist machine has slashed poverty more in the last few decades globally than any force before it in human history. The system isn't perfect but it works--China, India, and now parts of Africa, while suffering from pollution and corruption as a result of unchecked industrialization, are nevertheless witnessing a hitherto unparalleled increase in quality of life and availability of technology and services.

This is happening BECAUSE of the so-called villainous rich, who use the developing economies of these countries to produce enormous amounts of goods for cheap to resell them to the developed world. That process is what allows the industrialization to work, and it's what allows these countries to rise from the dystopian horrors of the pre-industrial third world, and you can gaurantee that the job will be done because it is profitable for the investors. Everyone wins, and everyone has an incentive to participate.

This global financial machine, without executing one kulak, without burying one cleric, without displacing one Ukranian cossack, has done what Mao Zedong and Lenin couldn't do for their retarded slave-religions without accidentally killing tens of millions of their own people.

Realistically there will never be a post-scarcity economy but if there were, it wouldn't actually matter because of the Economic Calculation Problem. We'd just end up in a weird, abstract economy based around production time and raw energy. Capital does not act the way you people think it does, the secrets of technology are far more likely to be hidden by the government than by international finance.
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>>52981704
swap left and right. prove me wrong.
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>>52981704

Flip left and right around and you'd be correct.
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Quick, name the top 3 political ideologies you'd wish away into non-existence if you could.

>anarcho-anything
>libertarians
>communists
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>>52984760
You do realize all the successes have come on the backs of exploiting an ever growing number of people and resources right?

We went from having sweat shops in the US to having them abroad so that's "capitalist success"?

And if you've paid any attention at all domestically wages have stagnated, the middle class is collapsing and the rich are pulling in even more wealth than ever. As long as they can keep externalizing costs they're going to and that means things will get shittier and shittier
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>>52984835
Rearrange them to

>commies
>anarchos
>libcucks
And I'd be with you completely

Although technically if we were counting anarchos as libcucks then I'd throw socialist welfare trash down there too.
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>>52984674
>Considering that nukes are now cheaper than a year's worth of meals, just general ego stroking I guess?
But he would lose then. Not only that - he would initiate aggression in basically the most obvious way possible. Literally the whole world could team up to kill him. And they likely would, since a madman that just drops nuclear bombs on innocent people is danger to everyone. If he's so greedy and self-serving, why would he want to do it?
>And what's stopping people from selling their own lives out for more shekels?
They can voluntarily get jobs that require them risking their lives without problems. They cannot become property, though. You cannot unown yourself.
There are branches of libertarianism that advocate for allowing that, but in my opinion it's immoral.
>And what's stopping me from taking that poor peasant family down the road as my personal maids and butlers because they violated my NAP when they entered my property to ask me for salt?
Nothing. But they would have to voluntarily chose to break the laws you have set in your property. Generally they would have to know them beforehand, though again some branches of libertarianism do not agree with such interpretation.
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>>52981908
>creating a slave population of urban minorities culturally dependent on serving a political party's interests for their survival
>good

Pick one. "Social welfare" is redistributing your tax dollars into buying votes.
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>>52984760
The industrialization of the third world is what's ruining the first world, fuckface.
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>>52981877
Why are the scandinavian countries so sucessful? Aren't they borderline socialists, if not full on socialists?
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>>52984718
and your argument is? and don't even try talking about circa 1939 gold-backed dollar. it was mudded by government interventionism into a parody of itself.
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>>52984926
>amass large amount of money through hard work and capitalism
>you can now squander it on gibs and niggers
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>>52984926
shh anon, don't try to make them think they'll just get mad

>>52984899
>muh welfare myths

Got any Breitbart talking points on that you'd like to share?
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>>52984760
Once enough of the jobs are automated, the rich can simply kill off most of the population because they don't need them anymore. And even if a majority try to fight back, the rich will control the vast majority of the world's resources and they'll have plenty of people like you willing to fight for them out of the belief that they too will be made rich.
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>>52984835
>Democracy
>Communism
>Socialism
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>>52984835
>Humanists
>Capitalists
>Theists
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>>52984926
Why are countries with (classically) liberal economic policies and free markets even more successful? maybe it's because those socialist paradises started capitalistic and turned leftie after getting rich?
http://www.heritage.org/index/ranking
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>>52982619
>I'll take that money to protect you from foreigners...

...Except the ones imported for votes and demographic replacement. Nevermind the rapes and terror attacks, we'll just cover those up. What's a few raped little girls more or less? Oh, and we'll vehemently protest any attempt to remove violent criminals from the country.

> build roads and houses,

...By establishing low-income housing for poverty-stricken lowest-income families with a high crime rate in sleepy white communities for "diversity". Property values? LMAO deal with it you privileged fuck.

>and give you medical care if you get sick

...More specifically, not YOU. You can afford it because you have a job, right? Take this government mandate for insurance you can't afford to use, which is only legal because we decided it's another tax, and pay for Taniqua's thirteenth baby and Bubba Joe's 600lb lifestyle.
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>>52984937
Back then there was no industrial use for gold except for shinies. Backing your currency on something you need to make consumer products is a bit retarded my man.
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>>52984971
I hate democracy cucks as much as the next guy but anarchotards are a lot worse.

>>52984979
>ow the edge
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>>52981704
What is the difference, in your opinion, between the bottom left corner, and the bottom right corner?
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>>52984843
Yes, it is success. Poverty is shrinking globally, and there is more wealth overall. It's true that we have problems regarding cost of living and wage stagnation, but these are relatively minor qualms with what is otherwise a global economic miracle. They can be addressed without advocating for a Communist revolution or somesuch nonsense.

The obsession with "the rich" is not productive. As I said, the rich are not rich because they are picking your pocket (that's the government) the rich are rich because they provide an extremely well paying service. Mostly venture capitalism.

>>52984901
I very much doubt that. If I had to name something which is ruining the first world, it'd be Secular Liberalism. Most of these countries are going to have to start mass-importing people soon to pay their aging populations' pensions, which will destroy their cultures and histories. It's also short-sighted--what happens when the whole world becomes this developed? Does the human race just go extinct? If you want a vampiric relationship, there's the biggest one, the West now relies on poaching young people from the undeveloped world as slave labor.

>>52984926
They have very high personal tax rates, but very low corporate tax rates, and an extremely free economy. Even Norway only has one seriously nationalized industry, and NorOil is only like 65% public, the rest is privately owned.

That isn't really Socialism, it's a very competitive market economy with a robust welfare state.
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>>52985008
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>>52984711
but they *can* leave. thus it's not slavery, just cucks unable to take care of themselves.
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>>52985031
>top bait
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>>52985001
anarchists at least have memeballs putting them on 4th place and those are top 3.
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>>52985031
To me, as you move down the libertarian axis, you become more and more unwilling to interfere in anyone's lives. So that seems to indicate that the difference between a Maxed out Right, Maxed out Lib, and a maxed out Left, Maxed out Lib would be minimal. They might disapprove of actions not on their spectrum, but they would be unwilling to prevent those actions from happening. correct?
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>>52983886
The point of ancap is that private agencies can do the same thing, and that it's not supposed to be worse than a government doing it. Rule by those with the resources to enforce "natural laws" (or their idea of it) is a system of government by another name, and while it's not necessarily bad it is still flawed. It's not anarchy in any way except that it rejects the common representative government with it's positive "rights" (both welfare and the right to trial by jury). It's not characterized by the lack of what we think of as government, but rather it's privatization and a kind of expected set of behavior (that drive to be a good person exists now, but there are some who only follow it when it's backed by force even with it). Threatening jail time or physical violence and threatening to deny someone vital services is liable to push someone into something just the same: economic force isn't magically not forceful, especially when me starving you and me shooting you both end in a single way which we naturally fear and seek to avoid, which is also part of the whole effort to replace regular force as an element of society with the hope being that unprofitable actions like not letting you buy food won't be incentivized, but the reality is that you don't need to de-incentivize being horrible to people (it's already looked down upon), and physical force is just as part of human nature as that desire to be left alone: people tend to object to force against them and theirs, but not to things we consider "others" or outsiders, and given the opportunity, when it benefits them, people often will use physical violence to take what they want: looting is incredibly common during a police strike for a reason, which is why private police are a big part of ancap. Private bureaucrats with profit motivation probably would tend to be more efficient, but profit motivation also is not a cure for society's ills, and often reinforces them so long as they drive up consumption.
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>>52985056
:^)
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>>52985062
The memeballs are mocking them and unfortunately aren't made by them.

If anarchists were self aware enough to make fun of themselves then maybe it'd be a different story.
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>>52985009
>Most of these countries are going to have to start mass-importing people soon to pay their aging populations' pensions,
No, the solution is to impose a pension tax on 1 generation, who won't get any pension unless they save up, invest or have children provide for them.
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>>52985009
>It's also short-sighted--what happens when the whole world becomes this developed? Does the human race just go extinct?

No, global warming becomes a major issue because the lobbies already decided that any sustainable way of slowing it was too costly.
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>>52984064
It doesn't consider forcing regular people at gunpoint to be charitable good either.
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>>52985102
>clockwise from top left
>commie scum, natsoc power, roman majesty, multiculti tards, kikes, barbarians, hippie filth, socjus tards
Top middle to right it is!
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>>52985009
>As I said, the rich are not rich because they are picking your pocket (that's the government) the rich are rich because they provide an extremely well paying service. Mostly venture capitalism.

Some of the rich are justly so. Some of the rich are the people getting the government to pick your pocket. In order to effectively eliminate the problem of government corruption, we need to attack it from two angles: the government side (limiting what the government can do, or enacting reforms to prevent corrupt misuse of the government), and the rich people side (severely punishing those who seek to subvert the government's duties to its people).
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What impresses me about these threads is that the most vocal supporters of any ideology don't realise that they themselves are the least likely person to benefit from said ideology. Revolutions devour their own children and all that.
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>>52985146
Right was actually supposed to be politically boring normies, but I guess the general right is kind of multiculti.
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>>52984999
First of all gold in not unobtainium. We don't need it, it just makes some processes more efficient. Second of all, gold is good as a currency backer, because it's not chemically volatile. It barely reacts with anything. It thus can be stored indefinitely and won't go "bad".
Also gold has only increased in value since antiquity. According to 600 B.C texts you could buy 350 loaves of bread for an ounce of gold. Check how much bread you can buy for it now.
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>>52985169
Normies are middle left to bottom left nowadays, they have been since the Bush days.
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>>52985157
What is right is what is right, my personal gain or harm is irrelevant in the discussion. Sacrifice is a noble thing.
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>>52985150
or, if you just remove the government from the equation, those rich won't have anyone to lobby and will have to compete fairly on the free market.
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>>52985180
almost double the amount at 2$ per loaf
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>>52985180
>We don't need it
We do.

>It barely reacts with anything.
Tell me fucking more faggot, etching gold for industrial processes is literally my job.
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>>52981704
>>52981704
Yeah, fucking Lincoln. I bet he was a closet Bane worshipper.

Liberal wit libertarian leanings here, btw.
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>>52985157
Some may view choosing the correct politician as a moral imperative, regardless of their personal stake in it. Others may have a more long term view of things. For instance, you may believe the current two parties in America are scum, and choose to vote third party, even though it may result in the worse of the two candidates getting in. In the short term, it's against your interests. But if the third party share keeps growing, long term it may result in all the parties having to actually do their jobs and not be evil.
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>>52985180
>We don't need it, it just makes some processes more efficient.
That's why we need it, fag. Not to mention how much it's used in electronics.
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>>52985196
This is why hundreds of private charities existed in XIX century England and early XX century US. Afterwards those countries introduced mandatory welfare programs that in some case even delegalized the private charities. Now you have chavs and nig-nogs.
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>>52985180
Between 600 and 700 loaves ? Was that supposed to prove food got cheaper trough industrialization or what ?
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>>52983971
It is lawdful good the way the armoniums are. Thanks bromerade, I'll take my chances with a fellocracy.
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>>52985225
You're preaching to the choir dude. I want the government to fuck off in most situations The problem is that there may be some areas where government intervention in the market is acceptable or desirable, such as emergency services, or health care. In these cases, we have to make sure the government is incorruptible.
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>>52985225
In the free market, your wealth determines how much power you have. Who has the most wealth? The wealthy, of course.

Having more money makes it easier to make more money, thus the wealthy not only have an advantage in the free market, that advantage will grow more and more pronounced with time.

What is "fair" doesn't matter to the free market.
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>>52985286
That and that gold value increased instead of decreasing due to inflation.
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>>52985261
By that token we should be using elements much more heavily used in electronics. Silicon, for example.
There's actually a worldwide shortage of high purity single crystal silicon wafers at the moment due to the Chinese manufacturing boom.
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>>52981704
"Lawful Good."
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>>52985292
Actually, you'll find that the more regulations you have in a market, the easier it is to maintain wealth.

Competitors will naturally arise in a free market, unburdened by regulations which serve as barriers to entry.
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>>52984049
Please, tell me you ate either a troll or 16yo.
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>>52981704
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>>52985309
That's a shortage of manufacturing capabilities, not a shortage of silicon trough. Nothing to compare with the gold situation;
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>>52985180
>>52985299
>space program finally gets off its ass
>private corporations start mining asteroid belt
>more gold (among other precious metals) than humanity has ever had in its history floods the market
>money crashes
good job, faggot

Long term, turning money into its own abstract concept (fiat) is the best possible thing.
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>>52985309
>lets make scarce and valuable things that are needed in critical manufacturing even MORE scarce and valuable
Are you listening to yourself?
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>>52985196
On what grounds would a communist have to call anything "noble", having rejected both all systems of morality with the concept of "nobility"? No, communism depends on it's promise of "inevitability" and the idea that the future is certainly better than the present, so the only "good" acknowledged is "progress". Even the way it views a revolution as good is just an extension of the "right makes right" thought, since revolutions are only won by the strongest, and not by those associated with "noble behavior". You follow your own "ubermensch", the greedy lower classes, always ready to be bought with the promise of more bread, and even submit your death to that ideal, but to everyone who disagrees with it, to whom good sits above mere material, your death is either a chuckle or a tragic waste, and not noble in the slightest.
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>>52983764
Isn't it weird how liberals and communists both accuse eachother of being affluent youths?
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>>52985345
>Long term, turning money into its own abstract concept (fiat) is the best possible thing.
>mfw goy actually believes that
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>not wanting an energy backed crypto currency
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>>52985375
>it's not noble from *my* perspective, therefor it's not noble
Not even a communist, and I despise them greatly, but Christ almighty you're pretentious.
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>>52985242
tell me of any industrial process where gold couldn't be replaced by some other material for small reduction of efficiency or increase of price.
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>>52985345
If those who get to make it here weren't an untrustworthy private organization with too much unique power, I'd agree with you.
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>>52985400
What's even weirder is that they're both correct.
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>>52985320
> Competitors will naturally arise in a free market, unburdened by regulations which serve as barriers to entry.

Barrier to entry exist even without government regulations. Take the fossil fuel industry, for example. It takes a substantial investment just to get going. And if there's someone else already dominating the industry, they can use their superior size to reduce prices in your area while offsetting the loss elsewhere for long enough to drive you out of business, then go right back to business as usual once you're gone. The heavy investment required to start combined with the likelihood of being squashed will then serve as a deterrent to others who might try to enter the industry. You'll get fewer competitors because people won't want to sink a bunch of their money into a business that is going to get crushed like a bug by a much larger, more entrenched company. This is how we got monopolies well before the rise of the modern regulatory state.
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>>52985345
As a guideline I agree - I am just worried of scenarios like the handmaidens tales or dark angel where digital money suddenly becomes inaccessible.
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>>52985261
then it's not need, it's want, isn't it, faggot?
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>>52985414
>being so lazy you want to revert to primitive material currency
>instead of actually taking the effort to oust der Juden from economy control
Uncle Adolf would be ashamed.
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>>52985452
I'm Jewish you putz.
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What does this have to do with traditional games?
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>>52982256

Pol pot was literally the South easy Asian Trump.

>hated the educated city folks

>hated the minorities

>blamed foreigners and intellectuals for everything.

>mobs are democracy.

>charismatic appeal and scapegoats are leadership.

>burn down anything we don't understand.
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>>52985425
Circuit boards.
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>>52985448
>And if there's someone else already dominating the industry, they can use their superior size to reduce prices in your area while offsetting the loss elsewhere for long enough to drive you out of business, then go right back to business as usual once you're gone.

This has been debunked long ago. If you attempt to do this, people will just buy your product in the low price zone and resell it in the higher priced zones. You have to lower prices across all zones to do this, or lower them so insignificantly that nobody will notice.
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>>52985461
>implying Hitler wasn't a Kike
Stop your kvetching.
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>>52985425
Conductive lines for multi-terahertz transistors.
Biocompatible electrodes adaptable on piezoelectric layers

I could find more but it's the week-end and I won't dig trough my job stuff.
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>>52983701
Thread should have ended here
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>>52985196
Sure, it's noble when it's for some sort of a collective, like family or nation. Or even a stranger in need. But when you start sacrificing others in your stead for a perceived rightness, you've got a problem, no matter the ideology.

>>52985248
Personal moral imperative is not equal to ideology, though.
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>>52985292
no, wealth is not equal to power.
example: you own a valuable family artefact. if you don't agree to sell it, no one can legally obtain it from you. no matter how rich someone is, you can say 'no' and it has to be respected.
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>>52985450
In the context of scarcity, efficiency is always needed.

>oy vey, efficiency is just a want, not need, go dig this canal with a spoon for me Goy!
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>>52985488
>Pol pot was literally the South easy Asian Trump.
Nope he was not.

Trump is not a catch 22 president.
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>>52985475
politics is one of the oldest traditional games
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>>52985512
>Or even a stranger in need. But when you start sacrificing others in your stead for a perceived rightness,
Do you mean others, or "The Other"; it's a big difference.
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Free market thought experiment, why not get rid of inheritance? Really make everyone earn it.
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>>52983971
>i swear communism works, just ignore how every time communists take over they kill anyone who disagrees and then start killing anyone who flees. It really really works. It wasn't real communism

Your kind, the some what educated, are the useful idiots. You will be purged by the very people you help ruin your country.
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>>52985500
> If you attempt to do this, people will just buy your product in the low price zone and resell it in the higher priced zones.
Some people will, sure. But not everyone, and not instantly. All you need to do is maintain it just long enough to squash your competitor, and it will take some time for people to find out about a price change in a particular location. In the mean time, the guy who is struggling just to deal with the costs of starting his business will be in a situation where he basically can't compete, and will eventually fold.
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>>52985488
>>hated the educated city folks
What?

>>hated the minorities
You are conflating illegals with minorities, how very racist of you to assume all minorities are illegal.

>>blamed foreigners and intellectuals for everything.
What?

>>mobs are democracy.
According to Hollywood, Antifa and the Regressive left they are.

>>charismatic appeal and scapegoats are leadership.
What is the Left?

>>burn down anything we don't understand.
Berkley.
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>>52985488
>hated educated city folks and minorities
>lived in New York and let his kids marry Jews
Sounds legit
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>>52985615
>and it will take some time for people to find out about a price change in a particular location.

Do you know how the internet works?
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>>52985345
then we just move to other material, that cannot be simply stupidly printed by the government. we're not a fucking rock, we can change.
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>>52985589
That's one of the core tenants of a proposed meritocratic system, in fact; a 100% death tax on all wealth and assets owned by an individual which would go towards exclusively funding public education and common goods.
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>>52985589
In a free market, I should be able to give my money to my kids if I want to. End of discussion.
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>>52985589
If someone makes a contractual agreement with their kids that they will receive some amount of money after parent dies, it is not your, or anyone's, place to interfere with that contractual agreement.
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>>52985521
Without wealth, you would never have the option to buy something in the first place, since you wouldn't be able to afford it even if the person did say yes.
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>>52985648
Fuck you.
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>>52985662
Free to make it not free then?
>>52985654
Fund the state so it maintains free market? How do you make sure it only does that?
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>>52985589
Then give away all your wealth in your last will, nobody's stopping you. People should be free to do so, like giving it all to their children.

>>52985685
Seeing how you have been unjustly given the ability to write i wish public education didn't exist.
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>>52985648
What other material? Everything has use! Fuck, if fusion power turns out to work on our scale, you can literally transmute elements!
Given enough time, industrial investment, and technological progress, there is no physical material that can remain sufficiently scarce.
Resource-backed currency is unsustainable, and hopping from precious rock to precious rock literally defeats the purpose of having a stable, long term currency in the first place!
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>>52985589
That's not a free market you tard, that is excessive interference of Government power. Free market would be to let families come from all over the world to a new country and give them several generations to see which land on top.

Oh wait, look at that.
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>>52985647
Even with the internet, not everyone finds out about something instantly. Nor does everyone have the ability to buy anything from any location. Time and distance still matter, even in the internet era. The market is not an airless, frictionless void in which everyone can transition to a different behavior instantly and seamlessly.
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>>52981704
>>52981865
>>52982039
>>52982107
>>52982904
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>>52985697
A free market is still free even with inheritance, that is still just a voluntary transaction within the market. It is interference by the state that makes it not free.
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>free market is just the law of the jungle where all the apes are stuffed in business suits
Libertarians make it really, really hard for communists to maintain their "#1 most unlikeable political ideology" spot.
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>>52985579
I mean 'others' in sense of "you sacrifice your brothers, cousins and/or childhood friends instead of sacrificing yourself", not that post-modernist terminology for idiots.
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>>52985731
If someone tried to drive me out of the market, the first thing I would do would be to post their low prices all over investment news forums, or other news sources.

And you know how I know this will definitely work in the age of the internet? Because it worked before the internet. Corporate cabals would often try this sort of zoning out thing on other firms, and the firms would just buy their stock and move it to the high priced zones instead. It isn't an effective, or sustainable practice, and that's doubly so in the information era, where knowledge is functionally instant.
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>>52985648
>that cannot be simply stupidly printed by the government
The Federal Reserve is not part of the government.
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>>52985758
Bottom left seems to be where both are enjoying it the most, so I'll go with that.
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>>52985769
How do you balance the potential for monopoly vs voluntary transaction?
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>>52985689
>implying i meant The Rock when i wrote a rock
>implying Dwayne Johnson is somehow not a human paragon
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>>52985299
I'd wager than the value of gold actually decreased in your example because making a loaf of bread nowadays is much cheaper than it was in the antiquity. Farming is more efficient, processing is more efficient and bakeries are more efficient as well.
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>>52985771
>Hard competition, sweat of your brow and free determination
vs
>Jail for absences from work, Government corruption, death squads, starvation and complete control of society and lives

Found the Pinko.
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>>52985832
That's actually a red already.
Pinkos are m-m-muh unions and gibsmedats
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>>52985789
Strictly speaking it is absolutely part of the government, it's just separated from the political systems which drive most state activity.
>>52985758
Well I guess something in this thread was worth sticking around for.
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>>52985832
>ruthless, cold competition
>reduction of human civilization to personal gain and hyper-individuality
>literally nothing more than natural law disguised with ties
Both libertarianism and communism are complete and utter shit.
They are both uncivilized, dehumanizing parodies of civilization based around taking one specific aspect of economics and bringing it to its extreme conclusion.
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>>52985783
> If someone tried to drive me out of the market, the first thing I would do would be to post their low prices all over investment news forums, or other news sources.
Gasp, posting about it online.

It's surprisingly easy for something to remain hidden when there is just a glut of contradictory information concealing what is actually true and what is fiction. Brave New World style censorship is far more effective than 1984's. Just drown the relevant information in a sea of garbage.

Also, it did in fact work in the past. It's one of the ways that the oil industry produced monopolies well before the rise of the government regulations that you claim are the cause of monopolies.
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>>52985309
>Silicon, for example.
Fucking nice, using sand to back a currency.

I can't see any flaw
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>>52985904
>Pinkos are m-m-muh unions and gibsmedats

Detroit, union strong!
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>>52985715
Christ, you retard. do you know why gold-based currency is advocated?
Because the government can't just create gold. With fiat currency, Uncle Sam can just print more money to stick in the ever hungry budget hole, which leads to inflation, which leads to misery.
With currency backed by gold - or any material that can be easily stored and doesn't perish - governments have to actually make sure they don't overspend. They have to fit within a budget instead of printing more money.
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>>52985809
Monopolies are the creations of government, not the free market. In a free market, there isn't a risk of potential monopolies to balance against, making restrictions on voluntary transaction unnecessary.
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>>52985927
>brave new world style censorship
Oh, so now the firm is hiring an ad agency in addition to lowering its prices. Next you'll say that they're able to do this while maintaining a full on mercenary death ops force to just shoot competitors as well.

Your scheme gets progressively more outlandish, and no more successful, by the minute.
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>>52985952
>Uncle Sam can just print more money to stick in the ever hungry budget hole, which leads to inflation, which leads to misery.
So you reckon it's a government problem and not a money problem ?

Also are you aware that inflation isn't necessarily a bad thing ?
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>>52985946
Fucking Saudi's and their largest proven natural resources of sand.

>>52985925
Sure, but you have the exact same thing in Communism only you are the one that gets shit on with no chance of escape. At least in the other you have the freedom leave and do your own thing.

In Communism, it has every potential for every abuse extreme libertarianism does without any positive. Those unelected heads of Government competing in the most horrific way to increase resources at your expense.

At least in Libertarianism you receive some incentive to stay that is not being sent to a Gulag.

Both are bad, Communism is horrifically worse tho.
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>>52985977
> Oh, so now the firm is hiring an ad agency in addition to lowering its prices
A large corporation is going to already have an ad campaign going, that's not going to be a new expenditure. Plus, there will already be a huge amount of garbage online even without dedicated action by a company. The internet produces that all on its own for free.
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>>52985422
Thank you anon. I never claimed to be anything but a pretentious asshole.

>he thinks dying for an ideology that only uses the idea that death for the cause is noble as a tool and has no foundation for that claim is anything BUT stupid and sad or funny

"Dulce et decorum est, pro patria mori" is a lie just the same, but at least nationalists can ascribe some metaphysical basis for the idea. Falling for it without that is just biting a the hook baitless.
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>>52985771
you're a typical retard that doesn't even know the tenets of ideology he shits upon.
capitalism by itself won't work, because capitalism has NO MORAL FRAMEWORK. capitalism refers only to economy. that's why libertarianism takes capitalism and adds a moral framework in form of natural laws, which make the whole system sustainable.
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>>52983971
>it's not REAL communism though!
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>>52986023
>that's not going to be a new expenditure.
Of course it is, because this is a secondary ad campaign. This is the ad campaign to say they aren't actually selling stock at lower than market value, and people shouldn't actually buy their stock for resell in other markets and a lucrative profit.

It's also pretty easy to filter out the garbage, especially if the person posting the artificially low prices gets it into local media (easy), or posts proof (easy).
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>>52985952
That's the point I was trying to make you mouth-breathing shit-licker.
You -can- create gold with technoloy that is dangerously close to being reality (and in fact already can, with supercolliders), and it's not even that scarce in the first place! There's mountains of it right in our solar back yard!
The same holds true with virtually any other material.

How about, instead of focusing on something that worked in the past and is a knifes-throw away from never working again, lets focus on making fiat currency actually -work- instead of being lazy and relying on quirks of scarcity and physical properties of a particular material.
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>>52983971
>Actually totalitarian fascism
But anon, that is Communism.
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>>52984544
Grilled Kambing is the artist you're looking for
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>>52986053
>natural laws
Kek, that's the whole issue with libertarianism in the first place!
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>>52986040
>it's a lie to sacrifice oneself for ones family, people, nation, and state
KYS.
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>>52982605
>welfare
>wonderful
Kill yourself
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>>52986006
Say that to Venezuela.
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>>52985963
Monopolies are the product of accumulating market power. Governments can help or hinder that process. Natural monopolies and monopolies brought about through the collusion of market actors also lead to monopolist situations.

>>52986130
It is commonly accepted economic theory that a low level of inflation helps to ensure money keeps circulating through the economy and recessions are avoided. That's why central banks don't target zero inflation.
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>>52986053
>>52986100
To expand on this
>muh NAP
The core of libertarianism and anarcho-capitalism is an inherently unstable and tenuous situation. It requires people to think of and pursue their best interests, -except- when it would interfere with someone else's best interests.
Eventually someone (or multiple someones) are going to disregard that rule and consolidate power.

Governance did not always exist; it arose from anarchy and tribalism; returning humanity to state of anarchy does not eliminate governance, it only gives it a chance to regrow.
Governance and coercion are natural results of human society.
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>>52986074
Jesus fucking Christ. did you just compare creating gold in a supercollider to chagning some values in a computer system? You know, actually spending shit-ton of money and energy to produce atoms of the stuff, to changing a few bits for fraction of a cent?
Are you really that retarded?
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We need Government but it's every action and existence should be refuted, refused and pushed back.
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>>52986197
No, those that would try to consolidate power by violating NAP would be violently removed.
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>>52986212
Not him but some faggot wants to base the value of the money on a pile of industrial metal so it's not much better.
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>>52986176
How would a monopoly remain a monopoly without government intervention? If anyone can just enter the market at will, then there isn't any way for anyone to remain the sole business in a sector.
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>>52985758
>this is totally violating the nap, but it feels so good
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>>52986006
>Also are you aware that inflation isn't necessarily a bad thing ?
>Despite not being robbed and the amount of bills i have in my wallet staying the same, i have less money
>This is "not necessarily a bad thing"
Retarded.

>>52982605
>Everyone is equal
I'm 6'3, with B- blood, what are you going to do to equalize me? wear heels or cut my legs of below my knees?
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>>52986212
>industry doesn't improve
>technology doesn't improve

The point is that gold will not, can not, remain scarce forever. It is a physical fact, same for all other physical materials.

Stop playing dumb and actually THINK more than 20 years in the future, you cock-sucking plebeian.
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>>52986258
>i have less money
Are you retarded ? You have the same amount of money.
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>>52986176
It is commonly accepted by fucking Keynesians, stemming from retarded theories of Keynes. Central banks shouldn't exist and government-controlled programs to incentivise money circulation shouldn't exist either.
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>>52986286
>my money can buy lower amount of goods, losing value
>i don't have less purchasing power
thanks for confirming you're retarded.
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>>52986286
and yet your speding power decreased! where did that money go!?
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>>52986235
That would require a coalition of individual parties sufficiently powerful (and expenditure on their own part) to remove the recently-formed proto-state.
Not counting all the people who jump ship to support the newly formed state for their own benefit.

>>52986258
>>Despite not being robbed and the amount of bills i have in my wallet staying the same, i have less money
>MEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEMEME

>>52986246
Not all markets are equally accessible. It's easier to start farming than it is to start producing high end electronics, for example.
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>>52986069
> Of course it is, because this is a secondary ad campaign. This is the ad campaign to say they aren't actually selling stock at lower than market value, and people shouldn't actually buy their stock for resell in other markets and a lucrative profit.

No, it's just an ad campaign aimed at drowning out information that the company doesn't want widely accepted or understood. That's not something a company starts up or stops suddenly, it's an ongoing project. Do you think corporations shut down their ad campaigns just based on immediate necessity? Of course not, they always have one going.
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>>52986310
>>52986312
But you still didn't lose money, prices simply got expensive.

Let's put it in another way.
>I bought my house 200k€ 30 years ago
>now it's worth 2 millions
Fucking inflation right ?
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>>52986321
> It's easier to start farming than it is to start producing high end electronics, for example.
So? You can still get competitors entering the market, at which point there will be competition and the better product will prevail.
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>>52986338
Oh, so now the highly profitable corporation has a permanent disinformation campaign going, and is somehow able to perfectly control access to the truth, while remaining profitable despite using said campaign even when there is no need for it, and they're some how able to outcompete firms that don't waste money on these expenses.

I don't think you have any idea how corporations, the economy, or well, money work at this point.

A corporation that behaved the way you think they do would have to maintain artificially low prices in every market.
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>>52986321
>It's easier to start farming than it is to start producing high end electronics, for example.
I would argue that it's easier to compete as a new company in electronics than in farming.
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>>52986267
There will never be a time where creating an atom of gold will cost less than changing a single bit in computer memory, because computer memory technology will get better at least at the same pace as gold creation and we are talking about fundamentally different technologies anyway. You are retarded if you think otherwise.

If gold stops being scarce, we'll just move to something else that is scarce. It's as simple as declaring a currency gold-backed today. We'll keep moving to things that remain scarce, because that will keep governments from inflating their money at virtually no cost.
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>>52986246
Literally in the post you're replying to.
Monopolies can be formed through natural advantage (control of resources, industry specific conditions) or through manipulating their market power to prevent other firms competing.
Also as >>52986321 says not all markets are equally accessible.

>>52986293
Sorry senpai, can't hear you over my consistently low and stable inflation rates.
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>>52986369
The home value is the same, or any appreciation is due to improvements/better markets.

If the sell price of 2 million is able to buy you less goods or services than the original sell price of 200k, then you've lost money.
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>>52985758
>every white male should be raped like this at least once!!
>youre my property now! mine!!
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>>52986376
Business fail, anon.
The biggest mistake people make when thinking about natural, blind processes like market competition, natural selection, etc and so forth, is that they have a Teleos.
They don't.
The best and most efficient product will not necessarily come out on top.
Intelligent life will not necessarily be the most successful, or even evolve in the first place.
There is no final preferable state towards which these systems tend towards; they are useful and efficient, most undoubtedly, but a preferable outcome is not guaranteed.

This is why a free market is not preferable; it cannot be directed or steered by an external force towards a preferable end state.
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>>52986246
What keeps people from organizing large scale monopolies and protecting them with force?
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>>52986369
"Money" currently doesn't really exist. What exist are the goods you can get for it. You do a job, you get a number assigned to the amount of job you did and you can exchange that number for other goods. When inflation hits, you get the same number assigned for your job, but you suddenly need more to get your goods.
In a gold-backed currency, inflation is impossible, since a unit of the number is directly proportionate to some static amount of physical material. You no longer exchange a number for goods, you literally exchange physical gold for goods.
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>right wing politics are evil because...
Just because neocons slobber over businesses cocks and have traditional views doesn't mean everyone on the right is.
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>>52986478
That's not profitable. If your goods are desired enough and you charge a high enough price above market value, eventually the rest of society would ally against you.
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>>52986387
> and is somehow able to perfectly control access to the truth
No one said perfectly. Just well enough for long enough. This isn't binary. Size and entrenchment gives an amount of breathing room that allows you to use tactics that a smaller opponent cannot utilize as effectively. It allows you to exploit delays and difficulties in transportation, infrastructure, and information gathering to wear down an opponent who lacks the resources to survive a protracted conflict.

> I don't think you have any idea how corporations, the economy, or well, money work at this point.
You're the one claiming that there is no friction in the market and that people can simply buy from any location.
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>>52986480
>tfw no real money like pic related
>go to any bank, and exchange it for specified amount of gold anytime
>falsifying the bills was penalized with loss of citizenship and 1 way trip to Siberia
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>>52986395
You get my point; not all markets are equally accessible. I'm not well versed in the particular start up costs of a competitive farm or competitive electronics manufacturer.

>>52986396
The point is that nothing will remain scarce, and eventually you'll run out of shiny rocks to back money with.
Coincidentally, any technology that makes it possible to mass-fabricate gold will also make it possible to mass-fabricate virtually any elementary mater. Once you're transmuting elements, there's not really any physical matter left that can be harvested but can't be produced.

Again, fix the government! It's not an insurmountable problem!
Instead of constantly applying bandaids, heal the underlying wound and make a system that works in the long term.
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>>52986480
>inflation is impossible
This is the more retarded thing ever. Of course inflation exist in a gold-backed currency, because prices fluctuate.

Thanks for the laugh anon, now I can safely disregard your opinions.
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>>52986461
>tfw authoritarians rape you from behind, but libertarians actually look you in the face
it's those subtle things.
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>>52986517
>eventually the rest of society would ally against you
So socialist revolution will save your free market paradise?
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>>52986561
> Again, fix the government! It's not an insurmountable problem!
Yes it is. Governments will inevitably try to seize more power. We have seen this in every developed nation in the world, governments always push toward central banking and fiat currencies. There is nothing to "fix" because that's the machine doing what it wanted to do in the first place. The problem is not that government is good but corrupted, the problem is that it was evil from the start.
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If there's no big gold-backed economy nowadays it's because they are fucking subpar.
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>>52986577
>Currently, the quantity theory of money is widely accepted as an accurate model of inflation in the long run. Consequently, there is now broad agreement among economists that in the long run, the inflation rate is essentially dependent on the growth rate of money supply relative to the growth of the economy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation#Causes
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>>52986654
Ah, so you're an ancap.
Now I feel slightly silly for having wasted so much time in this thread.
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>>52986528
It's very simple: reselling goods at a higher value to combat artificially lower prices in your zone worked in the days before the internet. Now that the internet has made transmission of information and purchasing orders almost instant, reselling goods in this manner will only be more effective. So far you haven't said a single thing that changes these facts.
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>>52986885
> It's very simple: reselling goods at a higher value to combat artificially lower prices in your zone worked in the days before the internet.
Yet it also remained an effective enough tactic to be a viable way of protecting a monopoly in industries with heavy startup costs.
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>>52987037
That's what you don't seem to get. It has never been a viable tactic without the government to inflate startup costs.
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>>52987084
> It has never been a viable tactic without the government to inflate startup costs.
Yes, it was. Start up costs vary by industry and can be high even without government intervention. This is how you got monopolies even prior to the rise of the modern regulatory state.
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>>52987123
At this point you're just saying "no u" without posting any evidence, Fuck off.
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>>52987123
> This is how you got monopolies even prior to the rise of the modern regulatory state.
Name one. Name a single monopoly that was able to stay a monopoly without government regulation to create a barrier to entry for competitors.

I'll save you the trouble, there isn't one.
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I just don't understand the idea of NAP. If there's no governing system in place, and you want something, why not just take it if you have the strength to do so? Warlordism works pretty good when you get down to it, if you happen to be strong.

The moral argument of "it's wrong to take what doesn't belong to you" is irrelevant because if you follow a strength-based principle then there is no wrong or wrong, and the only real argument is tha the same can be done to you, which I file under a "no shit". I mean, the greatest aquisitions in history were done through conquering and pillaging.
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>>52987189
>>52987210

Standard Oil.
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>>52987262
You mean the industry with a rich history of the government violating property rights in favor of corporations, at the expense of less powerful people?
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>>52987251
If you violate the NAP, everyone can "legally" kill you. That includes people with privately owned nuclear weapons. That includes people rich enough to have their own armies. How strong are you, exactly?
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>>52987365
So what stops those with private armies from violating the NAP?
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>>52987365
>If you violate the NAP, everyone can "legally" kill you.

Yeah like I said, no shit. Simple risk-reward, and the easiest way to minimize risk would be to say get a small army of followers and take over a weak African country.
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>>52987365
There were plenty of people who could legally kill Genghis Khan. They simply weren't able to. Warlords arise even in situations where the rest of the population is not prevented from murdering them by any state. In such a setting, the person who can amass the more powerful army is king.
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>>52987402
Rest of the world.
Just imagine that all /b/tards have access to assault rifles and get a boner when they hear someone violated NAP.
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>>52987289
I mean the company which, prior to the intervention of government regulation, was able to control the industry through effective control of information and transportation.
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>>52987470
This assumes that there is only ever one threatening NAP violator and the rest of the world is unidied against them, however temporarily.
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>>52987460
but were they capable of killing Genghis Khan from beyond the horizon, with a nuclear-tipped MIRV, after bombardment with VX from thousands of remotely operated drones?
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>>52987470

We're all gonna die one day man. Shit, if the world's governing bodies are gone, I might as well murderhobo my way through life. I'm not getting that chance under any other system.
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>>52987470
You really think /b/tards will attack someone who can actually fight back? No, they'll be going after the smallest, weakest people they can find. They're not going to challenge a warlord with an army at his back. They might actually get hurt.
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>>52987521
You're assuming you'll have any of that. Shit's expensive. And besides, it'll be the person with the nukes who is doing the conquering. Those who can afford the most powerful weapons and the biggest armies will be the ones carving out their own personal kingdoms. The rest of you will be shit out of luck.
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>>52987521
Ghengis Khan has those capabilities in this situation as well, unless you're somehow under the impression that a private army would be called in to deal with some two dozen banditos who've taken over a small town.
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>>52987506
Oh, so you mean the company that got New Jersey to change its incorporation laws in order to both subvert the laws in other states, and get an almost impenetrable liability shield!

Tell me, how was that not with the help of government interventions?
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>>52987365
The mongols are the perfect example of why people wouldn't unite against a warlord. The whole reason they were so successful is they used people's old hatred against them and made sure there were never any alliances that could stand up to them. Because even when the armies are at your gates, people can't let old grudges go.
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>>52986120
>"No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. You win a war by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his."

And because it's on my mind, I recommend the poem by Wilfred Owens by the same name as the latin phrase in the post you quoted. There's no nobility to be found in dying for this world: both fighting for it, and dying for another could be argued for. Society needs meaning more than ever, but it won't find them in it's current manner of conducting wars or with it's current views of death.
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>>52987666
>meaning

We're born, we fuck, we eat, we fight, we die one day. That's all it's ever been, you might as well destroy your enemies in the process.
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>>52987536
remote drones
>>52987591
>>52987597
the bigger threat you become, the more incentive there is to put you down. there is always some bigger fish.
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>>52987666
Dying for your country often means you made, at least in part, someone else die for his.

Why is dying for your nation any less noble than dying for an individual? If anything, the formal is more noble, as you die for many rather than just one.
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>>52987751
>here is always some bigger fish.
Only in an infinite.

Earth is not an infinite sea, and there is going to be a biggest fish.
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>>52987770
You might've missed the part in the draft where they explain no army actually has necromancers. And once you die you can't do shit unless you start rotting in enemy's water supply.
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>>52987751
>the bigger threat you become, the more incentive there is to put you down. there is always some bigger fish.

That is why you strive to be the biggest fish, obviously.
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>>52987790

Not him but yeah, and you could get hit by a truck tomorrow. What's your point, we all gotta die eventually.
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>>52987751
> there is always some bigger fish.
No, there isn't always a bigger fish. Eventually you get to the biggest fish, then there isn't a bigger fish.
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>>52987641
nowadays you could have elon musk send a killsat in orbit to do an orbital bombardment on your fortress. there doesn't need to be world-wide cooperation, just one rich guy who thinks what you do is immoral.
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>>52987812
The goal is to live as long and accomplish as much.
Dying ain't much of a living
if you die for whatever reason, you won't do much else be it for your loved ones or your country.
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>>52987790
>hurr I'm being retarded
When a soldier is killed, he is often in the process of killing enemy soldiers or otherwise harming the enemy nation. Perhaps he has already succeeded in doing so, or has done so multiple times, before being killed himself.

War is not fought by one man against another man.
It is not fought in many one-on-one duels.
It is many man fighting against many other men where nobody is nothing but numbers, and you're trying to hurt the other guy's numbers more than he hurts yours.
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>>52987609
It also was able to use the roads paid for by tax dollars, so clearly government is to blame and we can ignore the fact that Standard Oil was able to control its prices on a regional level in order to crush smaller competitors, which is allegedly impossible.
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>>52987788
>>52987834
unless you literally have more than half of the world's resources at your disposal, there will be a bigger, composite, fish-like force
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>>52987861
>all actions are equally
In the process of dying, you may contribute more to your nation and family than you would have otherwise done throughout the rest of your life.

A moment of heroism is more important than a lifetime of mediocrity.
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>>52987841
At that point it just becomes a competition of rich guys. You haven't eliminated warlordism, you just made it so that the warlords will be the ones with the money.
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>>52987897
And why is the biggest fish not allowed to have his own composite fish-like force to get over that 50% hump?
Who says the biggest fish is not already 50% of all fish biomass?
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>>52987897
You're assuming that everyone else in the world will band together against that person, which has literally never happened in all of recorded history.
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>>52987884
Actually, before the anti-trust suits (while state governments were turning hostile and no longer granting favors), they were losing market share steadily. Do your research.
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>>52987900
Go jump under a bus, then. stream it on liveleak for an heroism.
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>>52987841

Yeah but if that's what it took to kill you, man what a run you had up to that point.

>>52987861

I'm not gonna lie, if we lived in a truly lived in a government-less society, I'd hurt some people, even if it meant I'd die. I have no real reason to live, I have a pretty miserable life, but what's the point of suicide if I can't make the people in life that I feel have wronged me suffer?
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>>52987909
>>52987924
because greed.
you get cold war and mutually assured destruction, which is ecenomically not viable. you want to eat the best plankton and mate with the prettiest composite fish-like partners for the rest of your life, not waste resources into fish-based defenses or even just dying in your freshly-radioactive waste-fish-pond.
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>>52987947
They were losing market share after 1900 because they stopped with the worst of they price manipulations in 1900, in an attempt to avoid getting smacked in the face by the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, which was passed in 1890. Their attempt to avoid government attention failed, and in the 1910s ended up getting broken up in 1911.
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>>52987900
>In the process of dying, you may contribute more to your nation and family than you would have otherwise done throughout the rest of your life.
I actually doubt it.
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>>52988043
> because greed
> you get cold war and mutually assured destruction, which is ecenomically not viable.
Yet we did get a cold war between too greedy as fuck powers even though it wasn't economically viable. People don't behave perfectly rationally.
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>>52988059
Actually they stopped because it wasn't cost effective. Government manipulation was by far cheaper and far more effective.
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>>52988021
Killing myself for no reason or purpose isn't heroism, anon.

>>52988043
If you can unite all of fish-kind into your geigerian mass of growing fish flesh, there would be no external competition between fish, leading to the most prosperity for all fish biomass.

What I'm saying is that a singleton state is preferable, having subtle but important differences between it and a global state of anarchy.

>>52988063
It depends on the cause for which you are dying in particular, and I would consider dying for your nation to be more valuable than otherwise living the rest of your life.
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>>52988129
Kill yourself when waving flag of the USA then.
What's the difference.
>>52988129
>everyone dies in defense
>enemy takes over unopposed
AT LEAST I DIED FOR MY COUNTRY
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>>52988121
> Government manipulation was by far cheaper and far more effective.
No, it wasn't, it got them broken up.

They stopped in an attempt to avoid attention because government was in a trust-busting mood and had just created the laws necessary to put that into practice. Up until that point, it had been very effective. It got them control of 90% of production and 85% of sales in the US.
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>>52987938
Ok, you have a charismatic dictator that for some reason managed to sway almost half of the world against the rest of sustained ancap-based society. He threatens their lives, their property, their freedom, their entire way of life.
They could: do nothing and die, fight and die, fight and win.
What exactly does this society has to lose by not banding against him?
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>>52988191
Not him but to die for your country means to die killing them
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>>52985758
>Passable art
>Super gay shit
Every time
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>>52988129
It costed a fuckton of my country'smoney to educate me. I have fixed problem in missile designs and I have a few patents to my name with a state laboratory. It would be wasteful for my country if I were to die in a trench.
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>>52988205
How the hell do you think they got the oil wells in the first place you moron? They used government power to steal the oil right out from under people's feet. Without that they couldn't have controlled the market to begin with.
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>>52988090
Indeed, we did. And it ended, because socialism made it even less economically viable than capitalism.
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>>52988206
> What exactly does this society has to lose by not banding against him?
That's not how people think in practice. In such cases, people never have a perfect picture of the magnitude of the threat. This is why you have never had all the rest of the world teaming up against dictators, only alliances of the portion of the world who were immediately threatened.
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>>52988222
You stop killing.
That's a failure state because enemy keeps on killing while you don't.
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>>52988231
>public education
>Indeed, we did. And it ended, because socialism made it even less economically viable than capitalism.

>state laboratory
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
THOSE ARE MY TAXES YOU"RE STEALING
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>>52988191
>Kill yourself when waving flag of the USA then.
>What's the difference.
Are you just pretending to be autistic, anon?

>>everyone dies in defense
>enemy takes over unopposed
AT LEAST I DIED FOR MY COUNTRY
Ignoring the fact that there literally isn't a combined military in the world that could overwhelm both the US military and its armed populace, the goal of conquest is generally not genocide.

Ignoring the absolute immense casualities that would be suffered if every single citizen was suddenly filled with suicidal resolve to fight to the last, you now have an empty nation with no workers filling it, meaning you need to ship in a lot of your own people to recolonize it (which, mind you, have been depleted by this massive war of attrition), meaning you need to take away people from your OWN country, meaning both your land and your new holdings are going to be severely underpopulated for many generations, all the while your new conquered infrastructure is degrading.
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>>52988278
>stop
>thinking the killing is ever over

You never stop, not until every member of the other side, military or civilian, is dead
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>>52988129
Every cell of the fish-behemoth would work for its own individual gain and yet, through emergence, would become more than just sum of its parts. Those cells are nacap and the fish-behemoth is the free market.
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>>52988231
That's why it was implied that it generally depends on the individual in question.
You don't send your generals or your administrators or your scientists to go die in war, you send your plebeian masses who fill semi-skilled jobs to fight.
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>>52982942
He was, from his viewpoint.

And Stalin would have been, had he actually ruled according to Marxist values rather than tyrannical ones. The big problem with Soviet Russia was not being what it claimed to be.
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>>52988270
and when whole of the world is threatened and internet exists?
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>>52988278
There's more of your side to keep the killing going, though.

>>52988321
>Every cell of the fish-behemoth would work for its own individual gain
That would imply they're cancerous cells :^)
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>>52988316
making them surrender works too.

>>52988352
Not unless they have mentality of "at least i die for my country"
Good thing I'm Jewish and have people dying for me so we can take over
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>>52988348
>internet exists
>ancap world
Nope, you need to maintain an infrastructure for that.
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>>52988337
stop with this shit. we already ridiculed it half a thread ago.
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>>52988206
They could do nothing and join the dictator for a sweet spot as a full citizen in his new world order rather than being a part of the conquered chattel.
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>>52988367
>Not unless they have mentality of "at least i die for my country"
Generally speaking, that's drilled into the heads of soldiers fairly well.

>Good thing I'm Jewish and have people dying for me so we can take over
Oy vey
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>>52988369
>implying private companies can't build infrastructure
oh, anon...
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>>52988348

Even China has allies despite the fact that they would be far worse of a world hegemon than we would, and if it's not us, it's them.

>>52988367
>making them surrender works too.

And then what? Let them grow grudges over time? Don't back down when you have the chance to end things right there.
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>>52988245
And they used government power to not get conquered by Mexico. Eventually everyone is using government power in order to take property. That is what property is, a claim to exclusive ownership backed up by force.

The fact remains that the tactics that you claim don't work, namely manipulating regional prices in order to crush competitors and control the market, did work very well for Standard Oil. In the end, they worked so well that the government decided to step in and stop them.
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>>52988380
The composite fish-like dictatorial entity already promised to execute all ancaps on the spot. Nobody believes it.
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>>52988395
>That's drilled into the heads of soldiers fairly well.
Best goy
>they die, might take out someone in process
>can just come in and take over
Keep it up!
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>>52988348
> when whole of the world is threatened
Not everyone is going to immediately realize that they are threatened

> and internet exists
Just because the information is out there on the internet doesn't mean that everyone is going to both have it and believe it.
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>>52988401
>build
>maintain
>ensure safety
>ensure integrity of information
>is trustworthy enough
We are talking an ancap world. Even in our world private companies have a fucking hard time with infrastructure (telecom, rail, etc)
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>>52988433
If you lay down your arms and join the the chthulian fish dictator and support his conquest of the pond, you're obviously no longer an ancap.

Only those who resist sleep with the fishes and get sent to the benthic mines.

>>52988435
>Jew not screaming at the thought of how utterly expensive it would be to repopulate an entire country and keeps its infrastructure in working order while you wait for its workers to be born and grow up
I'm surprised tbqh.
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>>52988433
Historically, people have believed in the good will of dictators who promised to conquer, enslave, and kill.
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>>52988453
>a singular dictatorial state holds dominion over half of the planet
anon, this is like ancap's second-worst nightmare
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>>52988428
I have never once said they can't work. I have said that they only work with the government's support. As is the case with Standard Oil.
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>>52988486
Israel has birthrates at around 3.0
Don't worry, just keep dying and not breeding.
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>>52988477
> Even in our world private companies have a fucking hard time with infrastructure (telecom, rail, etc)

> government fucks something up
> "This shows that private companies can't run infrastructure!"
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>>52988508
How much of that is G-d's chosen people and how much of that is dunecoons? :^)
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>>52984012
I mean, it's been true every time.
The issue is is that as long as humans are the one running it, the ones on top will get greedy and power-hungry and re-instate classes. No matter how much the USSR, or China, or any other thus far, has called themselves a classless society, that has never actually been the case, they all had a de-facto ruling class that lived high on the hog, because they could make it so, and peasants forced to support them because they were forced to through military threat or denial of resources. "Some more equal than others" as the saying goes.

I doubt it will be possible at all, until the ruling bodies become machine.
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>>52988503
Standard Oil was able to manipulate regional prices to crush competitors without the government being involved, because accurate information regarding pricing doesn't reach everyone instantly, and transportation costs are a thing in the real world.
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>>52988477
an entire satellite phone network was designed, established and is maintained by a private company. back then they had to work with government agencies to get their satellites into orbit, nowadays they could just use spacex.
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>>52988535
How much in america's birthrates is humans and how much is animals?
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>>52988552
They weren't able to do that, because the government was involved from Day 1. They were only able to acquire their stock at the expense of other potential competitors because of government involvement.

I don't know how much more I can repeat myself before giving up trying to pierce the veil of stupidity here.
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>>52988571
Well, I'm not one to include dunecoons as "humans", but I'm fairly sure that Arabs are included in Israel's birthrate, not just ethnic Jews.
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>>52988498
The first worst nightmare is sacrificing themselves and thus benefiting someone else. That's what they'll be more afraid of, that if they fight and it isn't actually necessary, they'll be potentially risking their lives for something that doesn't benefit them but instead benefits the people who were the dictator's immediate neighbors who talked them into allying against the dictator. That fear will lead to inaction. We've seen this before, it's why you don't get the whole world teaming up, just the people who are immediately threatened. Because the more distant people don't want to put anything on the line if there's the chance that they don't have to.
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>ancaps think that a new government won't arise from their anarchist utopia
From whence did government originate?
If monopolies cannot happen without government, how did the government's monopoly on violence and force come about?
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>>52984084
If you don't provide product or service to the community, you are not allowed to take product or service from the community. Easy-peasy.

This does weed out the thoroughly disabled, but so would natural selection. We don't want that in the genepool anyways. Eugenics, the subtle way.
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>>52984517
Sage hasn't worked in years oldfag, keep up with the times.
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>>52988619
nope, the first-worst nightmare is a singular dictatorial state holding dominion over entire planet. you weren't even close, anon.
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>>52985084
In lib-right, unregulated corporations become the de-facto government.
Lib-left is hippies.
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>>52988678
>1st worst: global dictatorship
>2nd worst: semi-global dictatorship
Does this mean the 3/2ths worst nightmare is a dictatorship with control of 2/3rds of the world?
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>>52988626
through the natural monopoly of weapon producers. back then you only had melee weapons and had to be physically strong to rule through violence. today you can be a nerd with a privately owned predator drone and be able to defend your property.
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>>52988725
no, it's a discrete function, anon.
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>>52988758
Well, at least we can extend this to be that their 3rd worst nightmare is a dictatorship with control of 1/3rd of the world.
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>>52988626
If anything, the industrial revolution was a great example of monopolies coming about because the government did nothing, and Roosevelt putting his foot down and regulating is what killed them.

Free markets naturally shift towards monopoly as power begets more power. Buy out your competitors, or drive them out of business. Have a foothold so large no startups will exist for long before crumbling underneath your boot. Acquire all the steps to your production process to make sure everything is in-house. Venture into new, semi-related products, rinsing and repeating til you have an empire.
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>>52988891
this argument is so fucking tired that i will just refer you to an article about it:
https://mises.org/library/myth-natural-monopoly
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>>52984129
>rampant inflation
and their money still looks cooler than the american dollar

why is our money so ugly, guys?
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>>52988983
>mises
Might as well link stormfront as a source for why fascism is good.
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>>52988984
you americans had actual lumps of gold as currency. you really can't get more stylish than that.
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>>52988891
>>52989083
The examples you're giving are of oligopolies, which are far more complicated than monopolies.
They can act in a pretty wide variety of ways depending on circumstances. They can be nearly as punitive as monopolies or far more benign.
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>>52989154
except stormfront rarely cites its sources
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>>52988983
Standard Oil, Carnegie Steel, and American Tobacco were not public ultilities, now we're they?
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>>52989195
They were examples of power consolidating over time.

The difference between an oligarchy and a monopoly is a few decades of laissez faire.
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>>52982107
If by Jews you mean it in the colloqual sense, i.e. traitorous, money-grubbing conspirators who never get satisfied no matter how much they swindle the masses, who may, and often are, of Hebrew descent but are by no means necessarily so (e.g. EA are total jews. ), then yeah this is 100% truth.
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>>52988983
That article is addressing a totally different topic to the anon you're replying.
Your article talks about governments creating artificial monopolies on the grounds that doing so has 'natural' benefits.
They are talking about the tendency for firms to consolidate over time because they find business reasons to do so.

Also apparently the author believes public streets are a 'socialistic' institution.
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