(All the other neonazis going “stfu Mr A…”)
Fascinating that an anarcho-libertarian is trying to tell us about society.
I will speak my mind and you will sit down in silence. I will do whatever I want.
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Read a book for God’s sake.
True, but they treat shareholders as part of the people, dont they?
I mean shareholders are not part of the system, they are just the people who are gaming it.
Albeit there are whales in that body of water for sure and lots of interconnections, but still… why make that distinction as if shareholders would exclude the people?
You can go and buy shares right now if you want.
I think he holds some.
It doesn’t matter who holds the shares. What can be done in executing company policy is restricted and directed by States, i.e. governments, in pursuance of socialist policy.
What is the Right? It is everything that does the opposite: eliminates state intervention in the conduct of business. It is anathema to socialists, soviet, fascist, democratic, any mask. They all abhor it equally. They abhor anything that is not in the hands of the state, that reminds them that they, too, are individuals, responsible for the entire weight of their existence.
Hah, is that what Mussolini’s The Doctrine of Fascism is?
Cute.
Milton Friedman or Ayn Rand seems to be more of your league, the usual LOL-Bert freakshow carnival of midwits.
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One day, they will be reminded. Socialism tends toward self destruction, because doing business is an essentially affirmativist act, and socialism is nihilistic. This is why all socialist states immediately begin an irreversible decline.
One of two things will happen. Trump’s US of A will gloriously bring back an era of personal freedom, or the entire world will become socialist, in which case the socialist order will eventually inevitably collapse in on itself, and then all these charming people will be faced with the inevitable task of individuality once again, under less than friendly circumstances.
Google Late Stage Capitalism which is a precursor to all socialist and communist revolutions.
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Do I look retarded?
Hey, I appreciate it.
Donald Trump’s Golden Age is basically him and all of Wallstreet pissing all over the United States while he drags the entire nation into a Zionist war.
The end of his administration will more than likely end worst than 1929.
Not that I expect a Canadian like you to understand anything at all.
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What’s hilarious about that is that Wall Street hates Big Man’s living guts.
This is because they have slowly been Socilaized by decades of concerted socialist policy.
It’s the rod, but it’s also the carrot. Most ultra-billionaires have been accomodated into a system where compliance brings significant state-delivered benefits, such as a regulatory regime that eliminates competition, certain convenient forms of kick-back, many etcs.
Large oil executives now voluntarily, without any direct mandates, involve their firms in loss-producing, inefficient energy systems such as windmills. At this point, they have understood the benefits of working with Big Brother rather than against him.
And when wages increase, so do prices.
What we are left with is an orchestrated financial power divide.
Just as the universe is expanding unto fragmentation, the classes, and people within each class, are following the same pattern.
As above, so below.
What we are seeing is the heat death of the universe at the macro and micro scale, the objective and the subjective.
There are rumors of potential civil war in some internet intellectual spheres.
Most likely the war will be between wall street buerocrats and AI oriented technocrats.
All financial hardship within a society is a point of change within such society for a new governing order.
Given the american civil war was a war between old-school slavery and new-school industrialization, with the industrialists winning, what we will see is a potential revolution between human governing orders, the oligarchy as the last governing attribute of any system, and the new technocrate era.
AI will win most likely. These data centers in the US are signposts for a coming government change.
So Mussolini was for corporations? Wasn’t the doctrine ‘nothing above the state’?
Well, which socialisms or communisms do advocate for nothing above the state tho?
Corporatism is state capitalism. Mussolini supported both within a nationalistic framework.
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is it? So, suppose a corporation is against the state, is that state capitalism?