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Capitalism
posted 2 years ago by RightSideFunding (+6 / -0 )
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If Communism is rule by a centralized authority that determines all social policy, then Capitalism is a gateway to Communism.
 
In any Capitalistic economy, the largest corporations will continue to expand, and take over smaller corporations.. In time the corporations will have more power than the Government, and they will make policy behind the scenes.
 
Once the large corporations have all of the Power, they use the State as a proxy, and after a time Capitalism makes the entrance of Communism much more feasible.
 
Agorism is Superior to Capitalism. Keep the Free market, but reject central currency, and economic controls.
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CommieSlayer1999
2 years ago 1 point (+1 / -0 ) 1 child
To me, capitalism and communism are both different sides of the same jewish coin.
 
 
I don't support capitalism, I do support trade tho, I believe that trade will happen no matter what but I just call it trade, I think trade and capitalism are different.
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RightSideFunding
2 years ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
I agree. Capitalism leads to Communism, and then Communism eats it, then Communism leads to Capitalism.. Never ending cycle of excess and dearth. Hope and Despair.
 
When people say that they support Capitalism, they mean that they support a Free Market, and by no means do we have a free market.
 
Agorism.
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NiggerPete
2 years ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) Edited 2022-08-20 09:19:28 1 child
>Agorism is the practice of counter-economics and the ideas associated with that practice. Agorist ideas assert that Libertarian philosophy occurs in practice, in the real world, as Counter-Economics. It was first proposed by libertarian philosopher Samuel Edward Konkin III in 1975.
>>Counter-Economics, the study and/or practice of all peaceful human action which is forbidden by the State, is an important concept in agorism. Murray Rothbard argues that there are limits to what can be accomplished by such means because black markets "are concentrated either in service industries or in commodities which are both valuable and easily concealed: jewels, gold, drugs, candy bars, stockings, etc. This is all well and good, but it still does not solve the problem: who will make automobiles, steel, cement, etc. How would they fare in the black market? The answer is that they don't fare at all, just as they don't fare in the independent contracting agora."
 
 
I don't see how agorism is functionally any different than capitalism. Take away law and your still going to have jews jewing. The real solution is monarchy with a state religion
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RightSideFunding
2 years ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
Agorism is a lot like Capitalism, with less regulation, and more freedom for barter, and experimental forms of currency.
  
The State may still be governed as a Monarchy, with an Agorist market... Though the Monarch should have limited power in the market, except for in (actually) illegal activities.
  
Agorism does not imply Anarchism. It primarily limits the States power in taxation, and usury.
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NiggerPete
2 years ago 0 points (+0 / -0 ) 1 child
My favorite gas station just hired a tranny faggot and they had really good chicken too. What's the "freedom" solution to this? I vote with my dollars and hope enough other people do to? And that the business owner realizes the drop in business is because he put a mentally ill man around food?
 
I no longer think deregulating the market is the solution we need
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RightSideFunding
2 years ago 0 points (+0 / -0 )
In an Agorist society, all interactions are voluntary.. In this scenario the gas station can refuse to hire, or serve any one , for any reason.
 
People are also free to live beside anyone that they wish, to create communities including, or excluding anyone that they wish.
 
Regulation of the market is what makes it almost impossible for businesses to refuse to hire "protected classes".
 
Regulation of the market is what makes it easy for Large corporations to bully small companies.
 
 Regulation is what makes it very difficult for small companies to set up a business without 6 million license.
 
Regulation is what limits small / community farmers markets from setting up shop on private property.
 
Regulation is what allows a 50% tax rate on employees, and businesses.
 
Regulation is what forces companies and individuals to accept Usury currency.
 
Why are you against deregulation? What problems do you see coming from it?
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