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What happened today ?

We are there now if you live in expensive cities

Only GREED.

Same. I’ve had the road to serfdom book in my shelf for many years and I’m still only halfway through it’s very dry read

look up the great reset.

Seriously, replace war with 'virus'.

Continuous feedback loop

Hey a major virus/calamity usually happens around every 200 years give or take…

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Correction. 4:44 😂😂

Wow good call. Probably a few weeks ahead of its time.

Sean The book is scary on point and ahead of his time

NegroNarrzi Right 😳 published in 1944. I’m 1/2 through “the ominous parallels” by Leonard Peikoff in 1982. Talking about the philosophy that lead up to Führer. Plato -> Kant -> Hegel. No strong opposition

@@DoctorDejay I was about to pretty much say the same thing. And it's moving quickly.

you must love your master

You can have free education, free health care, free housing, free food, and free phones, but in exchange you'll have to give up your freedom.

Larry Clemens while I think you know I’m being sarcastic, I’d like to seriously say your reply should have been you’ll have to give up what’s left of your freedom” bc let’s be honest, we aren’t free. We are a class of serfs in the US.

That sums up the Tax-doging Billionaires who hide their wealth in off-shore Tax Havens and Hypocritically take their share of universal social welfare state benefits which are funded by the illegal Poll and Council taxes levied on working women like myself from the age of 21, who worked a 40 hour week for a minimum wage of £1.66 an hour, with No Child benefits. These Millionaires who paid no taxes but helped themselves to benefits funded by the illegal Taxes levied on women like myself who worked for No Family life are in the words of Marx, "Parasites on the skin of Society". :-(

@@insanityrulestheday you think billionaires use Medicare, social security, and publicly funded education and ObamaCare? Seriously?! Ha ha ha ha.

@@insanityrulestheday also, the lower class pays absolutely nothing in taxes. As a matter of fact, they actually receive money from the government....Just like the billionaires. The middle class to upper middle class literally pays all the taxes....so you are welcome.

And where are all those dictators in Scandinavian countries? Out of date hogwash.

Whether there is capital punishment or not is completely irrelevant. If you don't pay your taxes, men with guns will eventually seize your property and throw you into a cage. And if you resist out of self defense you will be beaten and quite possibly shot to your death in the process by State agents. Government is force!, always and everywhere.

The only way Hayek is out of date is he tended to use National Socialism as an example. But RTS was written in 1944 and we were allies with the Bolsheviks. Except in the war years he often used Soviet Socialism as an example. He recognized that socialism always leads to tyranny and the loss of liberty. His summary on why the worst always rises to the top in socialist systems is summed up brilliantly "on the plantation the overseer in charge of the slaves isn't chosen because of his good heart". The Road to Serfdom is just as valid today as it was when written and is the perfect rebuttal to Keynesian/Fascist/Socialist economic theory.

@@bosola6 Scandinavian countries are not 'socialist'. They simply adopted some socialist programs like healthcare, which is a complete failure. In fact, they are now moving away from some of their socialist programs and returning to a free market economy. An example of nations that have completely become socialist from top-to-bottom would be Venezuela and Ecuador. They have also become tyrannical and murdering citizens in the streets.

@@robertbruce1 The Scandinavian programs had success, when they were still relatively homogenous with a culture that still had a good work ethic. It breaks down when you start letting in people from a different background with different values.

That's why I used it.

@@larryclemens -- [mic drop]

Facts

The sad thing that Trump's rise has culminated not because of the Constitution or our checks and balances, but because we have abandoned those foundational constitutional principles in favor of a bloated federal government that wants to plan things and redistribute wealth which should really be left up to the states. Indeed progressivism has "progressed" for the past 100 years in the form of a bigger government that now has a debt over 100% of our annual GDP. We are in dangerous territory. We have only to blame ourselves, not the Constitution.

+TheABCeazy123 It's called the Cloward-Piven Strategy: planners create a "solution" to a problem that unintentionally or not only exacerbates the problem, creating a huge crisis that let's planners convince us that more planning is needed.

+TheABCeazy123 Yes, Trump is a reaction to the failure of the planners (establishment dems and repubs). The problem is there is no choice given that all other choices, at least for President, represent planners. This includes Cruz and Sanders. Sanders is the super-planner in that he wants more centralized control under the guise of "helping" people. Cruz, despite his rhetoric, is beholden to his financial backers (Goldman Sachs for one, his wife's employer). He's really no different than all other establishment candidates They will want something for their investment. They always do. The only choice then is Trump. This will help speed up the collapse of the artificially propped up economy and artificial social/cultural structures foisted on us by the planners.

+Larry Clemens I like what you say, but you're wrong about Ted Cruz. Just because his wife works at Goldman Sachs and he got a loan from there doesn't mean he's "beholden" to them. He could have gotten a loan from anywhere else to finance his run for Senate. If that were the case, then everybody with a mortgage would be "owned" by their banks. Banks don't own this country. It was the government's fault for forcing banks to issue sub prime mortgages to poor people ho couldn't afford homes.

+Larry Clemens in fact, ted's wife is on leave from Goldman Sachs to help with his campaign. you can vote for whoever you want, but I'm going with the constitutional conservative who has the best chance of steering our country back to sanity: Ted Cruz. Ted Cruz is not a planner. He had ideas to gut the government like killing the departments of education, HUD, Commerce, IRS. He's serious. Ted Cruz isn't perfect, but he's close to it. it's all about who you distrust the least, not who you trust the most. There's too much for us to lose so we can't just worry about a collapse and expect one to come. We have to stay positive. Our politics is not "rigged" or conspiratorial. We've just been electing shitty people who don't know how to stop spending like Bush 43, Obama. Although we do let the media try to convince us to vote liberal since the mainstream media is the propaganda wing of the Democratic Party. Now THAT is conspiratorial.

+Márton Szabó Winter was hard.

@Ric Beall That some edgelords on the internet will use the US Constitution to get likes from other edgelords.

@Ranger Ric yes his name is

+soapbxprod Winter was hard.

I hope youre being sarcastic

With imperial capitalism as the great mother beast of all in that family tree; producing semi-educated populations where the people who vote their fascist leaders into power often cannot even spell simple words like "same."

@@alexanderquaresma9207 Stalin did nothing wrong!

older version of capitalism without ristrictions

And unfortunately most Americans dont see that

Samuel Barber

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