Americans do not truly understand or appreciate Liberty.

Yes, yes, yes. There's no such thing as freedom. Freedom is slavery.

Or so I have read.
The uS used tariffs for most of its existence. So has about every Nation on earth.

Free Trade has always been a Lie.

Tell me how VAT isnt really a Tariff?

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Which is never going to exist.
I understand your position but we can work toward it by eliminating socialism and the type of governments who use it.
By peaceful means by promoting Democracy and educating all people on a capitalist free market system and the people will bring it about.
 
I understand your position but we can work toward it by eliminating socialism and the type of governments who use it.


By peaceful means by promoting Democracy and educating all people on a capitalist free market system and the people will bring it about.

Never going to happen.
 
I understand your position but we can work toward it by eliminating socialism and the type of governments who use it.
By peaceful means by promoting Democracy and educating all people on a capitalist free market system and the people will bring it about.

There is no such thing as a 'Free Market", just greed of oligarchs.

Exposing The Big "Free Market" With Author Naomi Oreskes.


The Illusion of Free Markets: Punishment and Myth of Natural Order.


Book Review: The Big Myth-How American Business Taught Us to Loth Government and Love the Free Market.


The Myth of the Free-Market U.S. Health Sector.


You are pushing a lie; you are pushing a myth. There not now, nor has there ever been anything call a "Free Market".
 
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"Freedom' can be hard to define

I've asked many...... ;)

all i know is, if the guy down the street has his freedoms violated, so are all of ours by proxy......

~S~
 
Individual freedom can only exist in the context of free-market capitalism. Personal freedom thrives in capitalism, declines in government-regulated economies, and vanishes in communism. Aside from better economic and legislative policies, what America needs is a more intense appreciation for individual freedom and capitalism.

I was born and raised in communist Romania during the Cold War, a country in which the government owned all the resources and means of production. The state controlled almost every aspect of our lives: our education, our job placement, the time of day we could have hot water, and what we were allowed to say.

Like the rest of the Eastern European countries, Romania was often referred to as a communist country. In school, we were taught it was a socialist country. Its name prior to the 1989 Revolution to overthrow the Ceausescu regime was the Socialist Republic of Romania.

From an economic standpoint, a petty fraction of property was still privately owned. In a communist system, all property is owned by the state. So if it wasn’t a true communist economy, its heavy central planning and the application of a totalitarian control over the Romanian citizenry made this nation rightfully gain its title of a communist country.
This is the problem with you guys form communists countries, you come here and think the extreme opposite direction, an unfettered free market is better. That's exactly what happened to Ayn Rand. It might be better than communism but what is better than both is a mixed economy. a centrist economy. all the western nations are mixed economies, and they are that way for a reason. Where does the pendulum rest? The pendulum (between the polar opposites, communism, socialism on one side, anarchy on the other side, the pendulum rests most peacefully at the center.
 
I understand your position but we can work toward it by eliminating socialism and the type of governments who use it.
By peaceful means by promoting Democracy and educating all people on a capitalist free market system and the people will bring it about.
Governments are necessary. Sorry, a totally free market leads to neo-feudalism, and fascism.
 
This is the problem with you guys form communists countries, you come here and think the extreme opposite direction, an unfettered free market is better. That's exactly what happened to Ayn Rand. It might be better than communism but what is better than both is a mixed economy. a centrist economy. all the western nations are mixed economies, and they are that way for a reason. Where does the pendulum rest? The pendulum (between the polar opposites, communism, socialism on one side, anarchy on the other side, the pendulum rests most peacefully at the center.
A "mixed economy" is the worst of both worlds.
 
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