Re: What If Everything Worked the Same as American Healthcar
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:44 am
Holy fuck the stupid in this thread
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What? Also, no.noam wrote:i understood Central Banking as having a National Bank such as Bank of England or the Fed Reserve?? if its wrong context please do go on Borrowed... are you a Parson troll account?
It isn't, Genevieve just doesn't see that state intervention is not mutually exclusive from capitalism or indeed that capitalism requires a strong state in the first place.noam wrote:how is Central Banking a communist invention???
Should've specified, my bad. A central banking system that is a regulatory force of the market is more or less a communist invention. Karl Marx outlined a demand for "centralisation of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly" in his Communist Manifesto.noam wrote:how is Central Banking a communist invention???
Which renders personal, fiscal and moral liability as pretty much non-existing.1. A body that is granted a charter recognizing it as a separate legal entity having its own rights, privileges, and liabilities distinct from those of its members.
2. Such a body created for purposes of government. Also called body corporate.
3. A group of people combined into or acting as one body.
I say things and back them up. You claim things and just say 'that's the way it is, you are wrong if you don't get it'. One Parson is enough on this forum.the acid never lies wrote:It isn't, Genevieve just doesn't see that state intervention is not mutually exclusive from capitalismnoam wrote:how is Central Banking a communist invention???
Define 'strong'. Don't be arbitrary. There is a difference between 'strong' and 'large and 'intrusive'. Yes, we need government to protect and secure individual rights and to avoid harm to the individual/capital from another indivudual or from another company. I never claimed to be an anarcho-capitalist and I agree with small scale government intervention to help uphold the corner stones of libertarian philosophy.the acid never lies wrote:or indeed that capitalism requires a strong state in the first place.
I'll try, all my knowledge on this is like... based on years of experience. I hate to say it, but check out the Wiki article.test recordings wrote:I though libertarianism was the basis of capitalism? That's the impression I got from the philosophical and critical psychology module I did last yearNot saying I got the right end of the stick, I only got 52% on the essay (all-nighter in the library, not the best way to get things done) but that is meant to show I got a decent handle on the subject without making anything out of it!
I think it would be appreciated (by me, at least) if you referenced some material that outlines the concepts and how they work.