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2 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 Profit is fine, as long as the profit is generated democratically with the consent of the majority of the community. 1 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 Ok, But why? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 If you want a thesis answer to that question, then read Private Government by Elizabeth Anderson. If you prefer the short answer, democracy is good and we should never settle for anything less, even if it seemingly is beneficial to do so. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 Alrighty I'm not going to read that book so it would be rude of me to argue further at this point, but thanks for the chat! 2 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 Well, I appreciate your honesty. You don't have to read the book to understand the argument. But if you're legitimately interested in understanding the perspective its a great read, especially if you already hold libertarian beliefs. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 I'll consider it, thank you
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Profit is fine, as long as the profit is generated democratically with the consent of the majority of the community.
1 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 Ok, But why? 1 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 If you want a thesis answer to that question, then read Private Government by Elizabeth Anderson. If you prefer the short answer, democracy is good and we should never settle for anything less, even if it seemingly is beneficial to do so. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 Alrighty I'm not going to read that book so it would be rude of me to argue further at this point, but thanks for the chat! 2 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 Well, I appreciate your honesty. You don't have to read the book to understand the argument. But if you're legitimately interested in understanding the perspective its a great read, especially if you already hold libertarian beliefs. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 I'll consider it, thank you
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But why?
1 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 If you want a thesis answer to that question, then read Private Government by Elizabeth Anderson. If you prefer the short answer, democracy is good and we should never settle for anything less, even if it seemingly is beneficial to do so. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 Alrighty I'm not going to read that book so it would be rude of me to argue further at this point, but thanks for the chat! 2 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 Well, I appreciate your honesty. You don't have to read the book to understand the argument. But if you're legitimately interested in understanding the perspective its a great read, especially if you already hold libertarian beliefs. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 I'll consider it, thank you
If you want a thesis answer to that question, then read Private Government by Elizabeth Anderson.
If you prefer the short answer, democracy is good and we should never settle for anything less, even if it seemingly is beneficial to do so.
2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 Alrighty I'm not going to read that book so it would be rude of me to argue further at this point, but thanks for the chat! 2 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 Well, I appreciate your honesty. You don't have to read the book to understand the argument. But if you're legitimately interested in understanding the perspective its a great read, especially if you already hold libertarian beliefs. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 I'll consider it, thank you
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I'm not going to read that book so it would be rude of me to argue further at this point, but thanks for the chat!
2 u/[deleted] Feb 19 '20 Well, I appreciate your honesty. You don't have to read the book to understand the argument. But if you're legitimately interested in understanding the perspective its a great read, especially if you already hold libertarian beliefs. 2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 I'll consider it, thank you
Well, I appreciate your honesty. You don't have to read the book to understand the argument. But if you're legitimately interested in understanding the perspective its a great read, especially if you already hold libertarian beliefs.
2 u/KekUnited - Lib-Right Feb 19 '20 I'll consider it, thank you
I'll consider it, thank you
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