Noam Chomsky on Adam Smith & Invisible Hand - americanfeud.org
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@istraight1 Yes that's true.
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not all socialist countries have dictators like not all free market countries have democracy (republic).
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Yea... it all comes down to Chomsky simply not understanding economics as well as he seems to think he does.
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"I'm an anarchist but I'm against legitimately free trade!" this will never do. I absolutely adore Chomsky, but this sort of blatant contradiction can't go unrecognized. READ BASTIAT- WHAT IS SEEN AND WHAT IS NOT SEEN.
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"Kim Jong-Il and his son would agree with you, I'm sure."
What an ignorant comment.
I'm arguing for total free-market capitalism, and the illegitimacy of a state of any size. I'm quite positive that Socialist Dictators would not agree with that.
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"But whether the Constitution really be one thing, or another, this much is certain - that it has either authorized such a government as we have had, or has been powerless to prevent it. In either case, it is unfit to exist." - Lysander Spooner
@DutchsMaria
"The great non-sequitur committed by defenders of the state, is to leap from the necessity of society, to the necessity of the state" - Murray Rothbard
As much as I respect Hayek and Smith as fantastic economists, they were wrong about the necessity of the state. The entire notion of "limited government" is logically absurd, and in complete contradiction with the basic principles of liberty.
TheCapitalistdog 2 weeks ago 5
@TheCapitalistdog
Having a market based stateless system would completely break down because it's economically unsustainable has no social contract and borderline inhuman.
The reason why statless societies like anarchist Spain existed is because they were based on liberty and had a social contract.
AndroidPolitician 1 week ago 2