If you grow vegetables in your backyard & sell them to your neighbors,
Should your neighbors have a right to your money ? You are the one that planted the vegetable garden, You are the one that plucked the weeds & you are the one that harvested the vegetables. So why should your neighbors have a claim on the money that you worked for ?
corporations do NOT even have the right to exist. they are not a product of a voluntary economy. the great depression was NOT a consequence of a voluntary economy. the federal reserve was established in 1913. the inflation of the twenties brought the depression of the thrities. there WAS government control and regulation in the gilded age. licensing, patents, "legal personality", suspension of tort law, political entreprenuership, and subsidies all existed in the gilded age.
Free competition of all the options ought to mean that if you do something beneficial, you get lots of money, but also that if you (at the same time?) do something harmful, you ought to pay the costs of that.
The social consciousness in North Europe (where I live) at the same time as having capitalism connects at least partly to the fact that most people understand what benefits the social consciousness offers them. If one would support only the rich, the working force would suffer and work less
You need to do more research. The great depression was the direct result of the federal reserve involved, even helicopter ben admittedt this. The government owes you nothing. The government was NOT formed to take care of your financial situation. Corporations already own you, and you are clueless. You should be asking for less government, removing corporations from politicians pockets (which will never happen because they like the money), and to abolish the federal reserve. You bought propoganda
If you grow vegetables in your backyard & sell them to your neighbors,
Should your neighbors have a right to your money ? You are the one that planted the vegetable garden, You are the one that plucked the weeds & you are the one that harvested the vegetables. So why should your neighbors have a claim on the money that you worked for ?
captianusa 1 year ago
corporations do NOT even have the right to exist. they are not a product of a voluntary economy. the great depression was NOT a consequence of a voluntary economy. the federal reserve was established in 1913. the inflation of the twenties brought the depression of the thrities. there WAS government control and regulation in the gilded age. licensing, patents, "legal personality", suspension of tort law, political entreprenuership, and subsidies all existed in the gilded age.
ProprietorOfSelf 3 years ago
Not many realize that corporations are nothing more than government subsidizing entrepreneurial risk. Very good proprietor of self.
Chrisnoscrub047 3 years ago
Free competition of all the options ought to mean that if you do something beneficial, you get lots of money, but also that if you (at the same time?) do something harmful, you ought to pay the costs of that.
The social consciousness in North Europe (where I live) at the same time as having capitalism connects at least partly to the fact that most people understand what benefits the social consciousness offers them. If one would support only the rich, the working force would suffer and work less
khtervola 3 years ago
Vote for Obama or Clinton, or hell, for Mcain, They should make you quite happy.
2resist 3 years ago
You need to do more research. The great depression was the direct result of the federal reserve involved, even helicopter ben admittedt this. The government owes you nothing. The government was NOT formed to take care of your financial situation. Corporations already own you, and you are clueless. You should be asking for less government, removing corporations from politicians pockets (which will never happen because they like the money), and to abolish the federal reserve. You bought propoganda
2resist 3 years ago 2
You are a douche......
heathenhell 3 years ago