- 31 Jul 2012 14:54
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Excellent!
With this response, I am now confident you and I have much in common, with only minor differences (if any) regarding policy.
I share your confidence that without the artificial support of the state, the entire structure of production, and, in particular, dominant employee-employer relationships will change.
Current political culture is conditioned to look for government to solve virtually all of society's (both real and imaginary) problems. I like your attitude that sees workers helping themselves (and each other), rather than relying on hand-outs from the political system.
With this response, I am now confident you and I have much in common, with only minor differences (if any) regarding policy.
I share your confidence that without the artificial support of the state, the entire structure of production, and, in particular, dominant employee-employer relationships will change.
Current political culture is conditioned to look for government to solve virtually all of society's (both real and imaginary) problems. I like your attitude that sees workers helping themselves (and each other), rather than relying on hand-outs from the political system.
Free men are not equal and equal men are not free.
Government is not the solution. Government is the problem.
Government is not the solution. Government is the problem.