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Title: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 12, 2016, 09:57:08 AM
Right now the government steals a lot from the rich, steals a lot from the middle class...they're just really good at stealing people's money.

But, without government, wouldn't mobs of people steal more? Sure people can come up with their own private security forces but there are a lot of people in this world. If the "majority" wants your money...they'll take it. Sure they might go after easier targets first but eventually they'll go after everyone.

Does the government play a useful role in appeasing folks by stealing for them at a predictable pace?

I'm not saying it's right, just talking about the reality of it.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: 1Referee on January 12, 2016, 10:17:49 AM
No mather how much we tend to dislike governments, they do indeed play a useful role in providing security. It's for all people. The world would be a huge chaos. With governments there is 1 authority. If there weren't any governments, plenty of groups or people would then try to force themself into the authority role. Mostly not in a good way.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: n2004al on January 12, 2016, 06:41:23 PM
Right now the government steals a lot from the rich, steals a lot from the middle class...they're just really good at stealing people's money.

But, without government, wouldn't mobs of people steal more? Sure people can come up with their own private security forces but there are a lot of people in this world. If the "majority" wants your money...they'll take it. Sure they might go after easier targets first but eventually they'll go after everyone.

Does the government play a useful role in appeasing folks by stealing for them at a predictable pace?

I'm not saying it's right, just talking about the reality of it.

I cannot catch your aim with this post because go from one supposition to another. Normally can be made one supposition and discuss about that. There are to many the situations than can be created based at only such. If are two it is very hard to discuss. If are more it is impossible because needed year to give all that can be told.

Anyhow I am doing only a simple comment. Pretend to make in discussion the existence of the Government in one country it is more than a stupidity. Think that the people can be self organised to protect himself like this can be the only duty of an Government is a totally ignorance about the role of Government in a society and in a country. But even if so where it will be the difference between the Government which must not exist (because steal everyone and feed or use with the stolen money only the Members of Government) and the other elected part (after the disappearance of the thief Government) which will protect the other part of people (I am not going here to comment the supposition that the majority of the world population are thieves)? Both are elected from the people. Why the new ones must be better that the old ones? Why the new ones cannot enter at the thief Government and clean it? So create another Government not thief? It is much more easy to be realized this than the disappearance of the institution of Government and the creation of the new "thing" without name which must protect the people from the thieves.

All this above is written supposing that the Government is created only to steal the money from its people. Is only this the reason which is taken in consideration from OP in discussing the existence or not of an Government.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Razick on January 12, 2016, 07:24:47 PM
Absolutely. That's why anarchy doesn't work, because where there is an absence of power, someone will fill it. If there is no government, someone will create government.

The only way around this is probably very close, heavily armed communities that invest heavily in defense, but then again, that's basically a small government.

Government is a necessary evil.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: NorrisK on January 12, 2016, 07:59:54 PM
Theft from the rich would probably not matter anymore as none of the structure we know right now would be into place.

Power shifts to people who are organized, have weapons and other high demand goods such as petrol, sigarettes and food.

Rich would completely be redifined and all money you have on your banks would be worthless in an instant.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: abs350 on January 12, 2016, 08:50:45 PM
Very stupid thread

There will always need to be a government. Otherwise someone like Putin can just come and rob everyone.

Also the government now steals from the poor and gives to the rich  more than it steals from the rich


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: afbitcoins on January 12, 2016, 09:23:14 PM
An interesting topic I think.

Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?

Just sort of letting my thoughts wander but I tend to think the rich would be unaffected by there being a government or not. At the moment the rich pretty much control governments and banking and use this power to consolidate and accumulate yet more and more wealth. We are living in a world where the rich are the only ones seeing their wealth increasing this is because they have it designed that way. If they don't use a government for this in the future it will probably because they have some even more sinister method planned to replace it.

The real question is how to stop this situation and make a more fair world? Perhaps bitcoin takes us in the right direction by taking power away from banks.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: diegz on January 13, 2016, 02:58:58 AM
without a government, its like we are back in the old age where barbarians fight each other and steal the properties of those they conquer. people will live in factions and the stronger one will prevail and then samething happens over and over.

But with government, all those stealing is like an organized crime, systematically executed by government leaders.  :)


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: The Sceptical Chymist on January 13, 2016, 03:05:36 AM
No mather how much we tend to dislike governments, they do indeed play a useful role in providing security. It's for all people. The world would be a huge chaos. With governments there is 1 authority. If there weren't any governments, plenty of groups or people would then try to force themself into the authority role. Mostly not in a good way.
Yep you got that right.  With no rule of law, all would be anarchy and as much as I detest some of the foul things my gov't does, it's better than the alternative.  It'd be like the Walking Dead and eventually we'd end up with a government anyway.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Beliathon on January 13, 2016, 06:21:40 AM
Right now the government steals a lot from the rich, steals a lot from the middle class...they're just really good at stealing people's money.

But, without government, wouldn't mobs of people steal more? Sure people can come up with their own private security forces but there are a lot of people in this world. If the "majority" wants your money...they'll take it. Sure they might go after easier targets first but eventually they'll go after everyone.

Does the government play a useful role in appeasing folks by stealing for them at a predictable pace?

I'm not saying it's right, just talking about the reality of it.
8 million people in NYC, most of them working poor. Without the police, the rich manhattan dbags would be torn limb from limb pretty quickly I imagine.

Except that they'd just hire some of the poor to kill the others. So it'd be yet another bloodbath with a bunch of dead poor.

Capitalism has to go, it's the only way to move forward beyond poor killing poor for benefit of rich.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 13, 2016, 09:12:17 AM
Right now the government steals a lot from the rich, steals a lot from the middle class...they're just really good at stealing people's money.

But, without government, wouldn't mobs of people steal more? Sure people can come up with their own private security forces but there are a lot of people in this world. If the "majority" wants your money...they'll take it. Sure they might go after easier targets first but eventually they'll go after everyone.

Does the government play a useful role in appeasing folks by stealing for them at a predictable pace?

I'm not saying it's right, just talking about the reality of it.
8 million people in NYC, most of them working poor. Without the police, the rich manhattan dbags would be torn limb from limb pretty quickly I imagine.

Except that they'd just hire some of the poor to kill the others. So it'd be yet another bloodbath with a bunch of dead poor.

Capitalism has to go, it's the only way to move forward beyond poor killing poor for benefit of rich.

Governments already hire the poor to kill other poor people. It's called the military. It would be no different without government.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: BADecker on January 13, 2016, 09:47:36 AM
As long as one person is alive, there will be government and religion... even if it is self-government.

The point that we need to be aiming for is for each of us, individually, to be self-governing, even though we have a shell of a formal government around us. Make the formal government obey you regarding your personal life and rights.

The lands of America, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and India have this built right into their formal governments. But, most of the people don't know it or how to use and do it.

:)


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Snail2 on January 13, 2016, 02:18:19 PM
Governments used to bring some order into theft, so they are absolutely necessary. Otherwise everyone would erratically steal from everyone else instead of doing that in a nice coherent and orderly way what is good for the society and the economy as well. That's why governments used to punish their randomly occurring amateur competitors, but never or rarely punish professional players like themselves, institutions or corporations.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: afbitcoins on January 15, 2016, 12:01:14 AM
I take it you are joking about governments being good for the economy!  :o

--

Capitalism has to go?! But but... what? We don't have capitalism, we have too big to fails who are draining the life from the economy via bailouts when they should have f***ng failed  >:(

That is not capitalism. We have central banks controlling rates and markets. That is not capitalism. Capitalism was got rid of ages ago.

We'd have money that is not based on debt so you could save your capital and have some stability in its value.

Capitalism is dead.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: iCeSaiah on January 15, 2016, 12:45:20 AM
Yap. but in my country, the supplier like the oil companies are the ones dictating the price and the government just agree with it even the goods. The government doesn't provide enough resource and they spend lots on the roads.

 Its near election now and the most politicians in our country spend millions on campaign than the actual humanitarian work they are advertising.

I guess this means that you can spend millions on ads and your money would be reimbursed after win.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: bitsmichel on January 16, 2016, 01:01:10 PM
Right now the government steals a lot from the rich, steals a lot from the middle class...they're just really good at stealing people's money.

But, without government, wouldn't mobs of people steal more? Sure people can come up with their own private security forces but there are a lot of people in this world. If the "majority" wants your money...they'll take it. Sure they might go after easier targets first but eventually they'll go after everyone.

Does the government play a useful role in appeasing folks by stealing for them at a predictable pace?

I'm not saying it's right, just talking about the reality of it.
If you are rich, people are coming for your money. Government, activists, thieves, friends, colleagues


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 16, 2016, 04:17:09 PM
"more" theft from the rich implying there is already some theft from them now. poor worker creates wealth, rich shareholder takes most of it from him, government takes a sliver of that wealth back from rich shareholder to give poor worker housing and food stamps so he wont die and you call that theft?

without government there would be genuine survival of the fittest and no police and army to protect those fat jew pussies in their skyscrapers and gated communities. 


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Eric Mu on January 16, 2016, 05:05:50 PM
Modern government's last defence for itself is that it is necessary evil.
It maintains order and keep the poor from starving, it says.
But if you have faith in humanity and that one day that people would evolve to be so socially aware that they can contain their tendency to hurt others, then you know it is a certainty that government will go.
The mob is just manifestation of our greediness.
Greediness is a symptom of lack of social awareness.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 16, 2016, 07:22:20 PM
"more" theft from the rich implying there is already some theft from them now. poor worker creates wealth, rich shareholder takes most of it from him, government takes a sliver of that wealth back from rich shareholder to give poor worker housing and food stamps so he wont die and you call that theft?

without government there would be genuine survival of the fittest and no police and army to protect those fat jew pussies in their skyscrapers and gated communities. 

Does this happen voluntarily or does the rich shareholder threaten to kidnap the poor worker if they do not hand over their wealth?


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 16, 2016, 07:53:19 PM
Does this happen voluntarily or does the rich shareholder threaten to kidnap the poor worker if they do not hand over their wealth?
poverty wage supplemented with food stamps vs destitution, some choice

to the capitalist exploiter taxes for stuff like police and prison service that protects him is not theft but laws that protect workers by making sure they earn the bare minimum they need to pay their rent and eat is theft


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 16, 2016, 08:51:33 PM
Does this happen voluntarily or does the rich shareholder threaten to kidnap the poor worker if they do not hand over their wealth?
poverty wage supplemented with food stamps vs destitution, some choice

to the capitalist exploiter taxes for stuff like police and prison service that protects him is not theft but laws that protect workers by making sure they earn the bare minimum they need to pay their rent and eat is theft

So...voluntary.

As opposed to taxes.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 16, 2016, 09:50:27 PM
So...voluntary.

As opposed to taxes.
dont work for capitalist exploiter and be homeless/hungry

dont pay taxes and go to prison



Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 16, 2016, 10:25:05 PM
So...voluntary.

As opposed to taxes.
dont work for capitalist exploiter and be homeless/hungry

dont pay taxes and go to prison

One voluntary.

One not voluntary.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 16, 2016, 11:12:13 PM
One voluntary.

One not voluntary.
you dont like prison, they don't like going without food and shelter, both voluntary or neither


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 17, 2016, 08:32:37 AM
One voluntary.

One not voluntary.
you dont like prison, they don't like going without food and shelter, both voluntary or neither

It says more about you than the point you are trying to make if you actually believe that the only way to go without food and shelter is by working for someone who is exploiting you.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Daniel91 on January 17, 2016, 01:45:03 PM
We still don't live in ideal society so without government we will live in chaos and nobody will be able to protect us.
In such world, you may be rich but world around you will be without order or security and I don't think that anyone will enjoy in such wild world.
We still need them but of course we should defend our own freedom and free will.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 17, 2016, 07:31:08 PM
It says more about you than the point you are trying to make if you actually believe that the only way to go without food and shelter is by working for someone who is exploiting you.
let me guess, get better educated, work harder, get promoted and become a millionaire? someone else is still going to have to be the janitor and retail worker. capitalist/libertarian don't have a solution for how to provide for everyone's needs because that isn't their goal. their goal is to get rich themselves and fuck everyone else.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 17, 2016, 08:02:47 PM
It says more about you than the point you are trying to make if you actually believe that the only way to go without food and shelter is by working for someone who is exploiting you.
let me guess, get better educated, work harder, get promoted and become a millionaire? someone else is still going to have to be the janitor and retail worker. capitalist/libertarian don't have a solution for how to provide for everyone's needs because that isn't their goal. their goal is to get rich themselves and fuck everyone else.

Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Anddos on January 17, 2016, 08:16:57 PM
I've thought a lot about this subject. And I don't agree with many things, and many taxes are there just to bleed us dry, and without real purpose. But this is really the way things work. We cannot all be at the top.
The simple fact that you can walk the street safe is says something.
And over the years the living standard and life expectancy have gone up.
I don't know - maybe in an utopic future where there are robots and no one should work anymore, and everyone dedicated themselves to art and knowledge without monetary ideals it could work.
But it's in our nature to be violent, to try ant get power and be above the others.
That's why  many times religious communities appear and try to distance themselves from the majority of the world.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: ACAB on January 17, 2016, 09:26:58 PM
Actually it doesn't change much. Some people is and will always steal. Rules are for rich people to cover from poor, but in no rule world still we couldn't stop inequality. Pro-anarchos couldn't find a solution to this. Even if you stop poverty some people still steal something.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 18, 2016, 09:26:40 AM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: mOgliE on January 18, 2016, 09:41:05 AM
I'd say it's a rather easy question to answer.

Overs last decades, government became less and less powerful, they stopped taxing the rich, let the companies more and more freedom.

What's the result? Well the inequalities rised again and again. We just reached the cap where 88 people possess more than half of the earth population. I don't see why it happens. For me government could fix this, but they'd have to want it!


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: madonnino on January 18, 2016, 10:37:45 AM
the government is formed, controlled, bribed by the rich, so for me there is no difference between the government and not with the government. It would be the same, the most 'strong eat the most' weak, it's  'the Food Chain'


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 18, 2016, 12:00:22 PM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists

Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: mOgliE on January 18, 2016, 12:40:39 PM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists

Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.

Oh, wonderful dumb comment.
"afford food and shelter" means nothing. Which kind of food and shelter? Yes most people can afford rotten food and eating the exact same cereal day after day. Which leads to malnutrition and early death. Yes most people have a "shelter". It mostly consists in just a bunch of garbages assembled into a house shape but it doesn't rain on their head if it's what you mean. Well that doesn't mean they won't die of cold cause there is nothing to protect them from that but still.

People can afford "food and shelter" as you say. For sure. Just eat the dirt and live under a bridge. Won't cost you 1$!


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 18, 2016, 12:46:51 PM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists

Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.

Oh, wonderful dumb comment.
"afford food and shelter" means nothing. Which kind of food and shelter? Yes most people can afford rotten food and eating the exact same cereal day after day. Which leads to malnutrition and early death. Yes most people have a "shelter". It mostly consists in just a bunch of garbages assembled into a house shape but it doesn't rain on their head if it's what you mean. Well that doesn't mean they won't die of cold cause there is nothing to protect them from that but still.

People can afford "food and shelter" as you say. For sure. Just eat the dirt and live under a bridge. Won't cost you 1$!

Or be like this guy who has no job who is richer than all of us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF9TNM9R-iw


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: mOgliE on January 18, 2016, 12:50:54 PM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists

Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.

Oh, wonderful dumb comment.
"afford food and shelter" means nothing. Which kind of food and shelter? Yes most people can afford rotten food and eating the exact same cereal day after day. Which leads to malnutrition and early death. Yes most people have a "shelter". It mostly consists in just a bunch of garbages assembled into a house shape but it doesn't rain on their head if it's what you mean. Well that doesn't mean they won't die of cold cause there is nothing to protect them from that but still.

People can afford "food and shelter" as you say. For sure. Just eat the dirt and live under a bridge. Won't cost you 1$!

Or be like this guy who has no job who is richer than all of us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF9TNM9R-iw

Oh yeah? And where do you find the 20k$ needed for the boat he has? With his incredible 1200$ camera he sure never had money...  ::)
You're one of those dumbass saying that "it's perfectly normal if 1% of the world has more than 99%, cause it means everyone can go to the top" no?


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 18, 2016, 01:21:20 PM
Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.
so what you're saying is workers in developed countries should stand by and watch their pay and living conditions being eroded away until they converge with those of people in the third world who live in shipping containers and tents and survive on charity and foreign aid handouts. there's a reason libertarians poll at 2% and it's not that they don't get air time.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 18, 2016, 09:10:23 PM
Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.
so what you're saying is workers in developed countries should stand by and watch their pay and living conditions being eroded away until they converge with those of people in the third world who live in shipping containers and tents and survive on charity and foreign aid handouts. there's a reason libertarians poll at 2% and it's not that they don't get air time.

Just addressing your statement that people have to be exploited or go hungry or go without shelter.

Being in the US we have more opportunities than the rest of the world, mostly due to more tyrannical governments in the other countries that do not respect property rights.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 18, 2016, 09:34:54 PM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists

Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.

Oh, wonderful dumb comment.
"afford food and shelter" means nothing. Which kind of food and shelter? Yes most people can afford rotten food and eating the exact same cereal day after day. Which leads to malnutrition and early death. Yes most people have a "shelter". It mostly consists in just a bunch of garbages assembled into a house shape but it doesn't rain on their head if it's what you mean. Well that doesn't mean they won't die of cold cause there is nothing to protect them from that but still.

People can afford "food and shelter" as you say. For sure. Just eat the dirt and live under a bridge. Won't cost you 1$!

Or be like this guy who has no job who is richer than all of us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF9TNM9R-iw

Oh yeah? And where do you find the 20k$ needed for the boat he has? With his incredible 1200$ camera he sure never had money...  ::)
You're one of those dumbass saying that "it's perfectly normal if 1% of the world has more than 99%, cause it means everyone can go to the top" no?

If you do some research you'll find boats like his for free quite often. I get messages at least once a week about someone giving away a boat. People get tired of paying dock fees and just give them away. I have a friend that got one similar for doing some lawn work for a guy.

And for the "dumbass" comment I welcome you to my ignore list.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 18, 2016, 10:56:32 PM
Just addressing your statement that people have to be exploited or go hungry or go without shelter.

Being in the US we have more opportunities than the rest of the world, mostly due to more tyrannical governments in the other countries that do not respect property rights.
it might also be due to the minimum wage legislation, housing projects, food and rent subsidies and other government measures libertarians describe as "theft"


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: mOgliE on January 19, 2016, 07:03:47 AM
Do you have to be a millionaire to have shelter and food?
you have to be paid at least enough money to be able to afford them, which many workers in menial jobs are not, which is why government "theft" on behalf of poor workers exists

Considering over 2 billion people in the world survive on less than $3 per day, most people can afford food and shelter. Taking a job where you feel you are "exploited" is not a requirement for not going hungry.

Oh, wonderful dumb comment.
"afford food and shelter" means nothing. Which kind of food and shelter? Yes most people can afford rotten food and eating the exact same cereal day after day. Which leads to malnutrition and early death. Yes most people have a "shelter". It mostly consists in just a bunch of garbages assembled into a house shape but it doesn't rain on their head if it's what you mean. Well that doesn't mean they won't die of cold cause there is nothing to protect them from that but still.

People can afford "food and shelter" as you say. For sure. Just eat the dirt and live under a bridge. Won't cost you 1$!

Or be like this guy who has no job who is richer than all of us.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF9TNM9R-iw

Oh yeah? And where do you find the 20k$ needed for the boat he has? With his incredible 1200$ camera he sure never had money...  ::)
You're one of those dumbass saying that "it's perfectly normal if 1% of the world has more than 99%, cause it means everyone can go to the top" no?

If you do some research you'll find boats like his for free quite often. I get messages at least once a week about someone giving away a boat. People get tired of paying dock fees and just give them away. I have a friend that got one similar for doing some lawn work for a guy.

And for the "dumbass" comment I welcome you to my ignore list.

Well thanks for the introduction. Seems like you won't see this answer but you know what? If "lots of your firends" are giving out boats for free, then you and your friends are all rich dumbasses. You don't get a boat like this for free, that's just a lie. You get boats like this in such a poor state it's cheaper to buy a new one than to repair it for free yes, but not a functionnal boat.

And you may find me insulting or rude, but I find your stupidity insulting sir.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: mOgliE on January 19, 2016, 07:04:54 AM
Just addressing your statement that people have to be exploited or go hungry or go without shelter.

Being in the US we have more opportunities than the rest of the world, mostly due to more tyrannical governments in the other countries that do not respect property rights.
it might also be due to the minimum wage legislation, housing projects, food and rent subsidies and other government measures libertarians describe as "theft"

No of course not. It's just because we have a strong property right. Nothing to do with socialism whatsoever. Nothing.  ;D


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Elwar on January 19, 2016, 09:28:12 AM
Just addressing your statement that people have to be exploited or go hungry or go without shelter.

Being in the US we have more opportunities than the rest of the world, mostly due to more tyrannical governments in the other countries that do not respect property rights.
it might also be due to the minimum wage legislation, housing projects, food and rent subsidies and other government measures libertarians describe as "theft"

Those are not opportunities.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: acroman08 on January 19, 2016, 09:48:18 AM
Without the goverment theft will be common and ofcourse other crimes will be common too. So like it or not government is actually doing something about it. Just let the government do their stuff and do your part to improve the society.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: saddampbuh on January 19, 2016, 11:02:52 AM
Those are not opportunities.
sure they are. the opportunity to live in an apartment with indoor plumbing instead of a hut, the opportunity to eat protein instead of cereal, the opportunity to go to school instead of down a mine shaft.


Title: Re: Without government, would there actually be more theft from the rich?
Post by: Daniel91 on January 19, 2016, 04:38:05 PM
Without the goverment theft will be common and ofcourse other crimes will be common too. So like it or not government is actually doing something about it. Just let the government do their stuff and do your part to improve the society.

What if government also become corrupted and bad?
Even worst than average criminals?
We are still very fare from ideal society and state and I think current political system is very far from ideal.
We, people, should have freedom in average life, business, planning family etc. and government should be small and effective, taking care only about army, monetary policy, national health care, public schools etc.
Freedom society is regulated by the market, based on supply and demand.
Local communities should take care about security and protect people.