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From "Man's Rights," The Objectivist Newsletter, December, 1963; reprinted in The Virtue of Selfishness, Ch. 12.
Like I've been saying, Islam is a problem.
John Galt's Plumber, Capitalist retweeted
Europe has a migration problem, and it's an invasion. An invasion by a culture that seeks to destroy the West and is incompatible with Western values.
LONG LIVE FREEDOM, DAMN IT...!!!
John Galt's Plumber, Capitalist retweeted
“Mao and Stalin and Hitler didn’t come to power promoting tyranny. They came to power promising equality.”
— Rand Paul
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Calling achievement luck erases the choices that made it possible.
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This UK “respect order” will be enforced “equitably” through the Left’s oppressor–oppressed framework. Unequal enforcement will be deliberate, justified as rectifying “historical oppression” which means data forced to fit left theory.
It is certainly possible to persuasively define "socialism" such that it excludes any socialist-like systems, like fascism, but doing so never makes the reality of the objective defining characteristics go away.
Not only is this "video" AI-generated, but the police uniforms and cars are Palestinian.
Antisemitic propaganda is out of control on X. @elonmusk should do something about it.
İsrail'in Filistin'de çocuklara reva gördüğü bu zulüm vicdanları kanatıyor. Oyuncak bebekle oynaması gereken yaşta kelepçelenen bir çocuk ve buna sessiz kalan koca bir dünya...
#ZionismIsGlobalEvil #ZionismIsEvil
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This video is AI-generated, created by a Palestinian creator from Gaza
x.com/talhagin/statu…
What sucks is that this barely human being thinks that goods and services exist in abundance because the "problem of production" has been solved, when abundance really only exists because of the profit motive, which he believes is immoral and wants to criminalize.
hbletter.com/the-dollar-and-…
what sucks is that life could be so easy. so easy. we have enough resources to feed people, house them, and lift them out of poverty. we could distribute those resources fairly and give people room to actually live. instead, millions suffer while a handful of billionaires hoard more wealth than they could ever spend.
"National Socialism...is simply collectivism freed from all traces of an individualist tradition which might hamper its realisation."
-F. A. Hayek
In a capitalist society, all human relationships are voluntary. Men are free to cooperate or not, to deal with one another or not, as their own individual judgments, convictions, and interests dictate. They can deal with one another only in terms of reason, i.e., by means of discussion, persuasion, and contractual agreement, by voluntary choice to mutual benefit. The right to agree with others is not a problem in any society; it is the right to disagree that is crucial. It is the institution of private property that protects and implements the right to disagree - and thus keeps the road open to man's most valuable attribute (valuable personally, socially, and objectively): the creative mind.
This is the cardinal difference between capitalism and collectivism.
-Ayn Rand
(Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, Ch. 1; p. 10, Kindle ed.)
Rents are market-driven, not landlord driven.
If it weren't for people with the means to own and maintain houses that they don't live in there would be no houses to rent. A little gratitude is in order.
Also, your earning power must be quite low for your lifestyle if you spend half your earnings on rent.
Fascism is state control of the means of production in order to limit the profits of capitalists, mitigating the free-market's exploitation of workers.
That's what the notoriously anti-capitalist Mussolini (a lifelong socialist prior to inventing fascism as a kind of "overnight" socialism) meant when he said, "Fascism is the unity of corporations and the state." Revealingly, Italian corporations had no choice in the matter.
Anyone who disagrees with this analysis might be retarded.
Replying to @EricRoselles @MDSebach
Retard
"Fascism is the unity of corporations and the state" -Mussolini
Fascism was funded by capitalists like HENRY FORD and corporations
teapaw.org/grok/status/1978912975…
Under fascism government controls corporations by credible threats of punishment for failure to obey, including seizure of corporation property and/or imprisonment, the latter which could mean death. Cretin.
Replying to @MDSebach
Retard
Fascism is when corporations control the government.
teapaw.org/holmesp2009/status/211…
"From the rejection of partition in 1947 to the Khartoum "three no's," to multiple wars and charters, the consistent [Arab Muslim] objective has been: first the prevention of [a state of] Israel and since then the destruction of Israel."
On this day—October 25, 1956
Egypt, Syria, and Jordan announced a unified military command under Egyptian leadership, explicitly oriented toward the annihilation of Israel.
This came weeks after Nasser’s public statements rejecting any peace or negotiations with Israel and amid rising cross-border fedayeen attacks on Israeli civilians. Four days later, the Suez War began.
This was a formal unification of what had been in place since 1948, and it continued to take shape in the coming decades. In 1948, five Arab armies invaded the day after Israel’s independence with the goal of preventing its existence. In 1967, Arab leaders again mobilized their militaries with the goal of wiping Israel off the map. In 1973, the Egyptian writer Mohamed Heikal wrote that liberating the 1967 territories would only be a stage toward liberating “the whole of Palestine itself.”
From the rejection of partition in 1947 to the Khartoum “three no’s,” to multiple wars and charters, the consistent objective has been: first the prevention of Israel and since then the destruction of Israel.
I propose an amended (and improved) definition of "religion."
religion (n.): a shared system of beliefs, practices, and values oriented towards the sacred or supernatural, expressed through communal rituals, moral frameworks, and forms of worship, and which explicitly prohibits coercive, violent, or lethal enforcement within its own interior organizational structure, invariably disavowing and ejecting those who violate said prohibitions.

























