No, I'm saying UK already had to compromise, and Brazil doesn't have the same economic advantages as the UK did. In all, while I haven't stated it's 100% impossible, I haven't stated it's possible, even less so…
You are ignoring the fact that NHS started compromised to allow the payment of UK's debt. And consider that Brazil's interest rates are already high.
Delivering material benefits requires fiscal health, something Brazil lacks: https://tradingeconomics.com/brazil/government-debt-to-gdp
Sorry for the late response, just read this. Their original complaint wasn't about defining these groups (one can debate that classes are supposed to be more rigid than this), but the "collapse of all indenties" into…
Not everything is up to inspection; elections are about gathering votes - not actually improving infrastructure - and conflicting interest often result in heavy and broad compromises; oversight/review boards often just…
> Yes, anti fascism is a radical position these days. Given that these groups are basically composed of communists, if not tankies, that's not surprising. Specially when some of those served as sabotours for the USSR…
As it should. Copyright shouldn't exist in the first place.
A better term might be "ambiguous". There are multiple ways of reading the expression "freely" here. Some may see it as "it's really trivial to do it", or "it's hard, but it's doable", or "it's legal to do it", for…
> How do I freely become a capital owner? Do people just... give you large amounts of capital? Depending of how you define some words, one could say that. Loans aren't particularly easy to get, have string attached, but…
Getting "the existing capital owners to subsidize you" isn't unattainable either, though, even if rare. If 90% comes from the middle or upper classes [1], 10% must come from the lower class, which isn't favorable to a…
Quite frankly, I don't see anything they need to defend. You are basically asking that all AI resources should be monopolistically owned by a democratically controlled private corp. Democratic or not, it's still a…
> The law is not there to rehabilitate, it's there to punish and thereby deter. Technically, it's neither. The law is there to state what ought to be. Even putting that aside, it's prescribed punishment's goal is to…
What's the transgression here, though? For your example to be trivially valid, the farmer would need to be entitled to the sun, but the sun is not property of aynone as of yet. There might be an argument to this…
> The reason private property exists is not because land (for instance) can't be copied. Both things can be true at the same time. Land being economically scarce necessarily means that whatever use is thrusted onto it…
> The fantasy is that an economic system predicated on infinite growth can be made compatible with finite resources. Good thing that's just degrowth propaganda. > This economic system is extremely terrible at meeting…
It isn't a cope. They are pointing out the fact that the state has been used against the opposition multiple times in the past by authoritarians, by both the US (this goes beyond DT's gov too) and socialist governments…
Other comments have pointed out this: how are you going to stop the "warrior narcissist" if you disarmed/de-weaponized the peace-makers? Even if de-weaponize after you erase all the current "warrior narcissists", how…
On the other hand, subsidies do cause actors to make otherwise unsustainable decisions. In this case, excessive consumerism.
> You write as if there is only one smoothly homogeneous "Capitalism" and that it's actually practiced. You'd be mistaken, as that better describes OP. All I mentioned is that the push for open competition began in…
Comparing with the alternatives, capitalism did already enable open competition and undermined nepotism. Also, "more money = better than" is not a capitalist thing. It's just the nature of money being a physical…
The person who is prohibited from having guns in any space has less freedom. The freedom of knowing guns aren't allowed isn't a freedom of its own, but a constraint on actions. Constraints provide security to do certain…
What are other private corps going to do when their main government just uses its military might to seize their assets?
Then we don't live in this Capitalism either. Corporations and governments cooperate, but most of the final power is on the government still.
> The free market is deliberately engineered to push down price to cost of production The free market is not deliberately engineered for any particular goal, except the free trade between parties. Fundamentally, it's a…
In regards to socialist/communist confusion, OP primarily refers using the term "socialism", except at the end where they use "socialist communist countries", likely referring to the self-proclaimed socialist countries…
No, I'm saying UK already had to compromise, and Brazil doesn't have the same economic advantages as the UK did. In all, while I haven't stated it's 100% impossible, I haven't stated it's possible, even less so…
You are ignoring the fact that NHS started compromised to allow the payment of UK's debt. And consider that Brazil's interest rates are already high.
Delivering material benefits requires fiscal health, something Brazil lacks: https://tradingeconomics.com/brazil/government-debt-to-gdp
Sorry for the late response, just read this. Their original complaint wasn't about defining these groups (one can debate that classes are supposed to be more rigid than this), but the "collapse of all indenties" into…
Not everything is up to inspection; elections are about gathering votes - not actually improving infrastructure - and conflicting interest often result in heavy and broad compromises; oversight/review boards often just…
> Yes, anti fascism is a radical position these days. Given that these groups are basically composed of communists, if not tankies, that's not surprising. Specially when some of those served as sabotours for the USSR…
As it should. Copyright shouldn't exist in the first place.
A better term might be "ambiguous". There are multiple ways of reading the expression "freely" here. Some may see it as "it's really trivial to do it", or "it's hard, but it's doable", or "it's legal to do it", for…
> How do I freely become a capital owner? Do people just... give you large amounts of capital? Depending of how you define some words, one could say that. Loans aren't particularly easy to get, have string attached, but…
Getting "the existing capital owners to subsidize you" isn't unattainable either, though, even if rare. If 90% comes from the middle or upper classes [1], 10% must come from the lower class, which isn't favorable to a…
Quite frankly, I don't see anything they need to defend. You are basically asking that all AI resources should be monopolistically owned by a democratically controlled private corp. Democratic or not, it's still a…
> The law is not there to rehabilitate, it's there to punish and thereby deter. Technically, it's neither. The law is there to state what ought to be. Even putting that aside, it's prescribed punishment's goal is to…
What's the transgression here, though? For your example to be trivially valid, the farmer would need to be entitled to the sun, but the sun is not property of aynone as of yet. There might be an argument to this…
> The reason private property exists is not because land (for instance) can't be copied. Both things can be true at the same time. Land being economically scarce necessarily means that whatever use is thrusted onto it…
> The fantasy is that an economic system predicated on infinite growth can be made compatible with finite resources. Good thing that's just degrowth propaganda. > This economic system is extremely terrible at meeting…
It isn't a cope. They are pointing out the fact that the state has been used against the opposition multiple times in the past by authoritarians, by both the US (this goes beyond DT's gov too) and socialist governments…
Other comments have pointed out this: how are you going to stop the "warrior narcissist" if you disarmed/de-weaponized the peace-makers? Even if de-weaponize after you erase all the current "warrior narcissists", how…
On the other hand, subsidies do cause actors to make otherwise unsustainable decisions. In this case, excessive consumerism.
> You write as if there is only one smoothly homogeneous "Capitalism" and that it's actually practiced. You'd be mistaken, as that better describes OP. All I mentioned is that the push for open competition began in…
Comparing with the alternatives, capitalism did already enable open competition and undermined nepotism. Also, "more money = better than" is not a capitalist thing. It's just the nature of money being a physical…
The person who is prohibited from having guns in any space has less freedom. The freedom of knowing guns aren't allowed isn't a freedom of its own, but a constraint on actions. Constraints provide security to do certain…
What are other private corps going to do when their main government just uses its military might to seize their assets?
Then we don't live in this Capitalism either. Corporations and governments cooperate, but most of the final power is on the government still.
> The free market is deliberately engineered to push down price to cost of production The free market is not deliberately engineered for any particular goal, except the free trade between parties. Fundamentally, it's a…
In regards to socialist/communist confusion, OP primarily refers using the term "socialism", except at the end where they use "socialist communist countries", likely referring to the self-proclaimed socialist countries…