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Uploaded on Dec 29, 2006

In eight minutes, you'll understand liberty.

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  • MrDevong

    72 Marxists dislike the video

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  • jon smith

    This transcends politics - that's the point. Both left and right philosophies extol virtues of liberty, whilst simultaneously denying them.

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  • cadatoiva

    Funny story, you are arguing on an anarcho-capitalist video. So, no taxes or required insurances. The estimate includes area for water collection, you can make your own tools, it includes electricity generation (solar) and animals for meat and eggs. treehugger(.)com/green-food/in­fographic-how-much-backyard-is­-needed-to-feed-a-family-of-fo­ur.html

    I understand what innovation is, do you? Innovation can be finding a way to use 20% less electricity for a store, and using that to lower prices.

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  • Kendall8944

    I don't think you understand what innovation is. I don't mean a person a few improvements, I mean he invents an entirely new product. Also, if you don't believe me, look at the numbers themselves. Go ahead and do the math. Besides taxes, you have to pay for water, tools insurance ect, only to produce the food you eat, not actually pay for the other fees. Impossible to live off of two acres. Also, the bankrupt ones are bought up by larger groups, further proving my point

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  • FreeSheep

    I am always DYING to know who these people are. You can like or dislike a music video, but how can you dislike Liberty? WTF who are those people?

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  • Mark Russell

    make that 90

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  • cadatoiva

    Considering that estimates right now is that you only need 2 acres of land to live of of if you want to eat meat (less of you are vegetarian, I think you might be full of it.

    What business doesn't offer some form of innovation? I'll tell you, the bankrupt ones.

    So all you're going to do is keep claiming everything is "special exceptions" so that you can continue to claim that you're right. Special pleading fallacy anyone? Look at the *thousands* of businesses that exist today, mine included.

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  • Kendall8944

    They had innovation, which simply puts them in an exceptional category. Interest squeezes much of the money made, assuming that's successful which can be tenuous to accomplish. Land is far too little and expensive to practice agriculture to live off of.

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  • cadatoiva

    Why do you insist on only looking at one aspect of a society? They could grow their own food on their own land. I started a business that took zero money to start. There's also loans and investing. Not every bank/investor is going to be in your competition's pocket.

    If you were right, there would be no Microsoft or Apple. Both started by college drop-outs with no jobs/money. The major competitor (IBM) laughed at their foolish plan to unify programing structures and put a computer in every home.

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