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Socialist States of America still not learning the lessons
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Not only are politicians totally unscrupulous for the reasons explained by Hoppe - they are also completely immune to any learning effects even if "history" means not events from several decades or centuries ago, but just 5 years. "Laßt uns die alten Fehler eneut begehen, Genossen!" :up: :yeah: :salute: |
I object to the thread title...........
According to the 'Book of Yubba' we ain't Socialist yet. |
I dunno, I think you're socialist today, it's a Monday, isn't it? Oh, no, wait it's still Sunday over there, no, no, you're Fascist at the moment. :yep:
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No. I was Fascist yesterday.
Today is Sunday here so I'm Agnostic today. Tomorrow, which is Monday, I'll be Capitalist. :D |
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Last time I looked, promoting home ownership was something the right did...
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And what did the wrong do?
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Democracy IS socialism right because of its very basic mechanism by which it is running. The basic principle driving democracy, is redistribution income from private property to the non-private collective. And that is what socialism is about. The plebs demand it. The candidate promises it. Both are accomplices in crime. Democracy is the tyranny of the plebs. An ideal it became just in the past 100 years or so. Before, democracy was seen with utmost contempt and disgust, right back until the ancient Greeks. To say that the Greek "invented" democracy, is only one half of the truth. The other is that they saw it as a big evil that should be prevented, since it necessarily must ruin the state and corrupt society - in pretty much right the ways we see today.
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We're a bunch of idiots, ya know? |
I don't know if this is related. The subject doesn't interest me enough, but here's a video from ReasonTV channel:
Vernon Smith and Steve Gjerstad on Housing and the Never-Ending Recession "All [economic] recoveries are associated with recoveries in housing...except for the Great Recession, this last one," says behavioral economist and Nobel Prize winner Vernon Smith. Smith and colleague Steve Gjerstad spoke at Reason Weekend, the annual donor event held by Reason Foundation (the nonprofit that publishes Reason.com). They argue that the recession is far from over and that the lingering effects of the collapsed housing market will be felt for years to come. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GO559htQB4 35 minutes |
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Even the wrestling crowd did that on TV! And do you believe that was true? :har: Oh, yea, it's a BIG snake all twined into a ball. More then one point don't work with all the EVIL plans pointed out by you and others that are allowed internet access. I'd point out the flaws in details but then they would only invent other crazy stuff that does not add up. I don't trust this Goverment anymore then I trust common thieves I know. That don't mean I believe they are able to pull off the stunts you believe they will do. |
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Has Tribesman been abducted by the aliens?
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Like it or not, not everyone should have the RIGHT to owning a home. Such is still something that should be earned. |
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