For example people who are mentally handicapped unable to work and require constant care? Should the government care for these people? What about foster kids? Should the government take care of them? submitted by /u/-_-______-_-___8 [link] [comments]
Tweet … is from page 12 of Russell Sobel’s and Jason Clemens’s excellent 2020 book, The Essential Joseph Schumpeter: Profits and losses play an important role in an economy. As entrepre- neurs sift through the many possible new combinations of resources, it is the profit-and-loss system that informs and guides this process of discovery. It is often a process of trial and error. Adding to the complexity of this process is that the target is an ever-changing one, […]
Even moderate drinking could give you cancer, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy warned last week. But according to a congressionally commissioned report published last month, moderate drinking is associated with reduced overall mortality. Although those findings are not as contradictory as they might seem, the dueling glosses reflect the complexities and ambiguities of epidemiology. The evidence on this subject is vast but open to interpretation, leaving ample room for spin, especially when it comes to this year’s politically fraught […]
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So to elaborate my question, is the savage capitalist society of the past (with a smaller government and less regulation) just evolved into a society in wich those people who became immensely rich just corrupted the government to kill the concurrence for them? And if so, what make you think that if we returned to this ultraliberal society of the past, we wouldn’t just return to the starting point because this new economical elite that it would construct, […]
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The Supreme Court has distributed two important cases for its conference of January 10. One is Snope v. Brown, which concerns whether Maryland may ban semiautomatic rifles that are in common use for lawful purposes. The other is Ocean State Tactical v. Rhode Island, which asks whether a retrospective, confiscatory ban on the possession of ammunition feeding devices that are in common use violates the Second Amendment. The Court should grant the petitions for writs of certiorari. The […]
https://youtu.be/p5Ac7ap_MAY?si=i1K7FYkLgXN9UXQA Princes of the yen is about how the central bank of Japan caused a financial bunnle so they could tank the Japanese economy till changes in the economic structure could be implemented. Thousands of businesses went bankrupt and people were committing suicide in droves and it was all done on purpose by the central bank of Japan. Its horrifying It is a brilliant book written by an investment analyst from Germany who worked at the Tokyo branch […]
to remove government violence you need another government (organization that’s consisted of labor, an army, production, taxes, a working class etc.) because without your own government the government you’re up against will eventually overcome you you could tell me that a Libertarian style revolution could remove the government, and I can tell you that such a revolution would also need a leadership and a hierarchy which would eventually involve into a new government, hence the paradox (Just look […]
in reality if you did that Trump, Biden, Kamala, whatever (the pawn doesn’t really matter here tbh) would immediately call the army and impose martial law till the state started getting its taxes again you want to actually hurt the government? build like, 20 militias all across the nation and convince 10 million people to stop participating in the system, not just stop paying taxes, stop consuming products too, stop calling 911 too, stop sending their kids to […]