why did you agree to sell it, if it was yours, and you didn't want to sell it?
>you should be allowed to own your labor.
part of owning a thing is being able to sell it.
why did you agree to sell it, if it was yours, and you didn't want to sell it?
>you should be allowed to own your labor.
part of owning a thing is being able to sell it.
one of the leftist definitions of personal/private is, property that you work yourself vs property you own and don't work. ex: your tools vs the tools you give to your employee
one of the leftist definitions of personal/private is, property that you work yourself vs property you own and don't work. ex: your tools vs the tools you give to your employee
Like I told you - if i owned stuff, you would collectivize it, and you would violate my individual liberties to do so. both socialists and fascists place "the common good" above the rights of the individual.
Like I told you - if i owned stuff, you would collectivize it, and you would violate my individual liberties to do so. both socialists and fascists place "the common good" above the rights of the individual.
it's almost like boiling everything down to "capitalism (bad evil stinky)" and "socialism (good moral cute) is really fucking dumb.
it's almost like boiling everything down to "capitalism (bad evil stinky)" and "socialism (good moral cute) is really fucking dumb.
imagine thinking the liberals are the problem in this scenario.
imagine thinking the liberals are the problem in this scenario.
unfortunately... no. if you think the fascists loved capitalism, you're also wrong about this one too. they saw it as a tool to subvert and exploit, but they were not themselves interested in capitalist principles.
unfortunately... no. if you think the fascists loved capitalism, you're also wrong about this one too. they saw it as a tool to subvert and exploit, but they were not themselves interested in capitalist principles.