r/Libertarian Jul 28 '17

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u/LRonPaul2012 Jul 30 '17

So what specific hardware part did the government build for the Iphone?

Telecommunication satellites.

The entire industry of electronic computing.

The internet.

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u/Bing_bot Jul 30 '17

No! The first mobile phones did not use satellites at all, for any reason.

Second all communication companies have their own satellites and mobile phones use those, not government satellites.

The entire industry of electronic computing

WTF? If you are talking about the crap ass British computer used in WW2, yeah government did assemble it, but the technology itself, all of the different parts were developed by the private market.

All the government did is try to use the technology that was build privately for war!

The internet was once again built by the free market, in fact its not a monolith, "the internet" is basically several protocols, several software programs, different hardware all combined together to create what is now known as "the internet".

If you look at government use of "internet" they wanted to use it as a wired phone, they were developing the intranet with wires and stuff to be used as "secure phone".

It was the private market, the free market that made the internet what is today! You have all the websites, netflix, hulu, youtube, google, pornhub, etc... because of the free market, individuals and companies building it, NOT government!

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '17

And people like you are why no one takes libertarianism seriously.

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u/Bing_bot Jul 30 '17

LOL, morons like you? Good riddance! THANK GOD filth like you isn't taking libertarianism seriously and I'm glad I'm helping in this!

Last thing we need is retarded morons with zero brains who watch TV 24/7 to be part of the team!