All rights and just laws are derived and deduced from the right to self-ownership.
If any supposed right violates the right to self-ownership, it's not a right.
If any law violates the right to self-ownership, it's an unjust law.
Schrodinger's Indian:
Simultaneously too dirty, superstitious, and backwards to ever assimilate into America...
And also smart enough to be top income earners, business owners, and corporate executives that supposedly ignore hiring better employees to only hire other indians.
Well flat-earthers can't imagine anyone with a critical, analytical outlook thinking the earth is round either, so you might want to look in the mirror.
Capitalism is a system where all income, whether entrepreneurial profit or labor wages, comes from serving consumers efficiently. There's nothing threatening about it.
Another "disturbing parallel" is Hitler drinking water while everyone else was drinking water, making everyone who drinks water disturbingly close to Hitler.
Nobody should have to pay anything for inaccurate reporting that's later contracted. People's irrational hatred for Alex Jones clouds any sense of justice they had.
I support a constitutional amendment where the speaker of the house must read the whole bill out loud with all of congress present before they can vote on it, and if anyone isn't present, they can't vote.
They cling to the debunked capitalist exploitation myth that rests on the
- debunked labor theory of value
- debunked idea that profits come from siphoning wages
In reality
- labor is an investment that capitalists must turn into value
- Wages only come from pre-existing profit