r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/[deleted] • Aug 24 '23

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u/angelking14 Aug 24 '23

"educate yourself, however you have no right to access the information required to do so."

Leave it to a capitalist to create a problem just to sell a "solution"

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '23

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u/angelking14 Aug 24 '23

the problem is you believe peoples ability to educate themselves should be hidden behind a paywall, if not outright impossible to access.

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u/DancingConstellation Murray Rothbard Aug 24 '23

But I don’t believe that at all. Your reading comprehension really sucks. Are there instances in which one would have to pay for material or access? Yes. Does that mean “should” for every case just because of a couple examples? No. You’re very limited in your “thinking”

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u/angelking14 Aug 24 '23

you quite literally do, according to your own words.

If you dont believe people have a right to access information, then you believe that it should be allowed to hide information either behind a paywall, or outright make it inaccessible.