RE: Not My Meme! #909
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None of these authors you have referred me to acknowledge the ongoing evolution of industry
Yeah, 120 years ago not much of what we have today could have even been imagined.
I agree that decentralized production will replace much of the specialty market, but until the average guy can buy plastic at the big guy's price there is no way a 3usd outlet cover is going to replace a .025usd mass produced generic one that does the job well enough.
And, why should it?
As long as we are forced to measure our lives in how much value the market says we produce, we are slaves to whoever holds the power to set the price of what we produce brings in the market.
They don't want to pay?
You don't get paid.
It's under the bridge for you!
On any given tuesday this all changes, like the og anarchists laid out 120 years ago.
But, it takes an educated populace, and we are just one effective marketing campaign away from having one.
Gonna have to self produce some flashylight box ads and broadcast them to the wider population.
That is yet to be seen.
Much to the dismay of the long dead folks that laid out a way out of our enslavement.
They couldn't imagine how far down the cuck trail we've gone, some of them would have long ago burned down city hall and the state house, but us?, not so much.
We can't even eliminate enough enforcers to make enforcing unattractive to the mental midgets.
An interesting convergence of our theses is the post-market economy.
War very effectively recommends understanding and competence. I'd prefer, as do you, people undertook to learn and do because they stood on sound principles. Alas, Babylon!
Not long ago, Sen. Brian Boquist told the enemedia that if the Oregon State Police came to arrest him and drag him back to Salem to chain him down in the Senate to provide a quorum, they'd better send heavily armed bachelors, because he was heavily armed and wasn't going to meekly submit to being a political prisoner for serving his constituents in the USA as a state senator. Salem was full of truckers and armed farmers driving around the Capitol, showing support for Boquist. The enforcers declined to enforce Gov. Brown's order to arrest senators and force a quorum.
The carbon tax bill didn't pass.
Edit: Oregon passed a law since then that if legislators had more than 10 no shows they could not run for office again. Boquist is no longer a state senator. His replacement, Sen. Bruce Starr, is similarly politically oriented, however.
We get as much tyranny as we tolerate.™
No shortages of psychos that want power over others.
If I don't have the authority to write my rules down and force them onto you, and you don't have the authority to write your rules down and force them onto others, and neither of us can delegate an authority we don't have, where do the cops get their authority?
From hell.